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3m bookcheck 942 manualModel 940 Series. User GuideSt. Paul, Minnesota 55144-1000. Book Check Model 940 Series User GuideSafety Information. 5. Intended use.5. Explanation of signal word consequences.5. Explanation of product safety label symbols.5. Warnings.6. Cautions.7. Japan.7. Label locations (Model 942 and 943).8. Label locations (Model 946).9. EMC compliance USA and Canada. 10. FCC Radio Frequency Rules and Regulations.10. FCC Intentional Radiator Certification.10. Industry Canada radio frequency rules and regulations.10. Introduction. 11. Models.11. About Staff Workstation software.11. Book Check Features.11. How to use this manual.12. Stability requirements.12. Magnetic media warning.12. Voltage selection warning.13. Introduction to the hardware interface.14. Overview.14. About magnetic media mode.14. About the verifier.14. Using the Model 942. 15. Processing items.15. Turning off the verifier.16. Using the Model 943 and Model 946. 17. Software interface overview.17. Staff menus.17. Hot keys.17. Target application.17. Processing items.18. Setting up communication with the circulation system.18. Selecting a target application.18. Checking items in.19. Checking items out.20Securing and unsecuring items.22. Turning off the verifier.23. Changing staff settings.23. Minimizing the application.23. Restoring the application to full size.23. Choosing the Always on Top option.23. Selecting a language for the interface.24. Accessing administrative settings.24. Changing the sound volume.24. Accessing search list information.24. Accessing database information.25. Troubleshooting. 26. Service telephone numbers. 27System information.27Read, understand, and follow all safety information contained in theseRetain these instructions for future reference. Intended use. The Book Check Model 942 and Model 946 are intended for use by libraryThey may be used on desktops or builtCheck Series Model 940 Site Planning and Installation Guide.http://meteosputnik.ru/userfiles/3m-s55i-manual.xml
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It is intendedExplanation of signal word consequencesExplanation of product safety label symbols. Attention: Read accompanying documentation. Risk of Electric ShockWarningsDo not attempt to modify or repair — no user serviceable parts — contact 3M Service for repair. To reduce the risk associated with fire or hazardous voltage due to the incorrect installation. Install system components into desk or enclosure in accordance with instructions andGuide. To reduce the risk associated with fire due to incorrect installation of service parts or use ofDo not attempt to modify or repair — no user serviceable parts — contact 3M Service for repair. Use approved system components, installed by 3M Service personnel only. To reduce the risk associated with hazardous voltage due to the incorrect installation of bookInstall system components into desk or enclosure in accordance with instructions andGuide. Do not use the book check system if damage has occurred to enclosure or power cord. To reduce the risk associated with back strain due to the weight of the book check unit. The book check unit weighs more than 20 pounds — use proper lifting procedures. To reduce the risk associated with tipping or falling of the book check unit. Install system components into desk or enclosure in accordance with instructions andGuide.At the end of service life, dispose of book check unit and laser scanner accessory in accordanceTo reduce the risk associated with exposure to laser light due to a person looking into theDo not look directly into laser scanner accessory. At the end of service life, dispose of laser scanner accessory in accordance with federal, stateTo reduce the risk associated with repetitive strain injury from repeated lifting of libraryOperation of this product may involve repeated body movements. To minimize possibility of. Repetitive Stress Injury, avoid prolonged repetitive movements, rest when becoming fatiguedAvoid awkward reaching for items."http://new-estates.rulb-chat-message--file-title"" title=""3m-s55-manual.xml" JapanThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:This Class A digital apparatus also meets all requirementsThis Class A digital apparatus also meets all requirementsCet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes lesCet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes lesSt. Paul, Minnesota 55144Read Installation InstructionsNote: US and Canada use 115V. Voltage Selection Switch label,Figure 1 Label Locations (Model 942 and 943)This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:This Class A digital apparatus also meets all requirementsCet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes lesThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the followin g two conditions:This Class A digital apparatus also meets all requirementsCet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes lesSt. Paul, Minnesota 55144This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:This Class A digital apparatus also meets all requirementsCet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes lesVoltage Selection Switch label,FCC Radio Frequency Rules and Regulations. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a. Class A device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits areThis equipmentOperation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmfulNO MODIFICATIONS. Modifications to this device shall not be made withoutUnauthorized modifications mayFCC Intentional Radiator CertificationThis device complies with Part 15 of the. FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) thisIndustry Canada radio frequency rules and regulations. This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian.http://www.drupalitalia.org/node/67007 Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.Reglement sur le materiel brouilleur du Canada.This device contains an intentional radiator. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this deviceSecurity Strips and RFID tags that secure a library’s materials. These units can be placed on a countertop or embedded in aModel 942. Models. The sleek, durable Model 942 is a standalone book check unit thatThe Model 943 consists of this sameThe Model 946 adds RFIDModel 943. Figure 2 Book Check Model 940 Series. About Staff Workstation software. For Model 943 and 946 users, the Staff Workstation softwareThe software provides an interface between the scanner and theFigure 3 Staff Workstation Software. Book Check Features. Key features include the following. Efficient check-in and checkout of materials by library staff. Selectable processing flow, from right-to-left or left-to-right. Audible feedback, a “thump” that informs the staff that a check-in or checkout operation is complete. Security status verification, a light that tells the staff when the unit detects a sensitized strip. Easy to use indicators and buttonsSome sections of this manual are intended for all users and some areThe following tableSection. Who should read. Safety. Model 942, Model 943, Model 946 users. Introduction. Using the Model 942. Model 942 users. Using the Model 943 and. Model 946. Model 943 and 946 users. Troubleshooting. Service telephone. Stability requirements. Do not place Book Check Model 940 Series units on furniture that does notEnsure that theEN60950 (Europe). IEC 60950 (Countries outside North America and Europe). Magnetic media warning. Book Check Model 940 Series units are not intended for magnetic media andBe sure to place the unit in magnetic media mode when you processThis includes times when you processCredit Cards. Computer Disks. Audio Tapes. Video Tapes. Figure 4 Magnetic Media WarningSlide the voltage selector switch on. Series unit to the correct voltageVoltage.http://arcolands.com/images/3m-attest-service-manual.pdf Selector Switch. The unit ships from the factory set toOverview. MagneticRight-to-leftError light. MagneticNormalVerifierVerifierLeft-to-rightCheckoutCheck-inRight-to-leftLeft-to-rightFigure 6 Overview of the Interface. About magnetic media mode. When in magnetic media mode, the unit’s magnetic field is off to protectMake sure that magnetic media mode is off and normal processing mode onAbout the verifier. When enabled, the verifier light turns on when the unit detects a sensitizedProcessing items. This procedure describes how to check items in and out. Do NOT use it toSet the unit’s processing directionMake sure that the unit is in normalThe unit cannot change theEnsure that the unit is set for the. Lay the library item over the activeLeft-to-rightRight-to-leftSpine ofSensors forSensors forFigure 7 Processing an Item. The unit emits a thump, indicatingTo verify the status of the strip toIf the verifier mode light is notMove the item left-to-right orThis topic describes how to turn off the verifier. If the verifier mode light is lit, press theFigure 8 Turning Off Item Security VerifierSoftware interface overview. Operation and Settings Menus. See Staff menus (following) forOperation Menu. Settings Menu. Check-in Button. Check-in and Checkout buttons. Buttons that allow easy selection ofItem Information. Item ID, information. Checkout Button. Item. Information. Staff menus. Operation Menu. Enables selection of operating modeStaff Settings. Enables changes to staff settings,Staff Settings. Operation. Mode. Exit Application. Hot keys. Hot keys are individual keys or key sequences set up by the administrator toTarget application. A target application is the application that will receive input from the Staff. Workstation. Typically, this is the circulation system. See Selecting a targetSetting up communication with the circulation system. Many Staff Workstation operations require communication with the library’sStart the circulation system software. Start the Staff Workstation software and then select the circulationWhen you select a target, you can make the application the permanentSelecting a target application. Make sure that the target application, which is usually theAt the prompt, do the following. Select the target from the application list. Check Always send IDs to the selected application, if youClick OK. Circulation SystemUse this procedure to check-in items. Do NOT use it with magnetic media. ToChoose check-in, using any of the following methods. Hotkeys (See the administrator if you need to knowCheck-in button on the menu. Check-in light should be lit). Place the item on the Book Check, ensuring that the itemOver the active sensors. With the security strip near the back of the deck of the. Book Check. SecuritySo that the barcode is under the scan line. If you are prompted to select a target application, selectFollow the prompts to complete the transaction.Use this procedure to checkout items.Do NOT use it with magnetic media. ToChoose Checkout, using any of the following methods. Hotkeys (See the administrator if you need to knowCheckout button on the menuPlace the patron’s library card over the Book CheckAt the prompt, remove the library card. Patron. Card. If you are prompted to select a target application, selectFollow the prompts to complete the transaction.Use this topic to send an item ID to the circulation system without sensitizingChoose send ID using any of the following methods. Hotkeys (See the administrator if you need toSend ID entry on the the Operation menu. Magnetic media button on the Book Check unit. Confirm that the unit is in magnetic media mode byLit in Magnetic. Media Mode. If this is a checkout operation, do the following. Place the patron’s library card over the Book. Check sensor and under the scan line. At the prompt, remove the library card. CardOver the active sensors. So that the barcode is under the scan line. If you are prompted to select a target application,Follow the prompts to complete the transaction. Securing and unsecuring items. Use this procedure to secure or un-secure an item without communicatingChoose Secure only or Un-secure only from the. Operations menu. Place the item on the Book Check, ensuring that theOver the active sensors. With the security strip near the back of the deckSecuritySo that the barcode is under the scan line.Do one of the following. From the Staff Workstation, choose. If the verifier mode light is lit, press theChanging staff settings. Minimizing the application. The Autosize feature shrinks the application interface to make room on theRestoring the application to full size. This procedure restores the Staff Workstation to full size. Choosing the Always on Top option. The Always on Top option ensures that the Staff Workstation is alwaysUse this procedure to choose a language for the Staff Workstation interface. This field is available only when multiple languages have been configured. Select a language. Accessing administrative settings. Supply the adminstrator password at theChanging the sound volume. Click the Sound Volume button. Adjust the sound volume. Accessing search list information. Search list information is not available if this feature was not configuredClick Search Lists. Select the check boxes for the search lists youClick OK.You can review lists in the database and the number of items in specific lists. Database information is not available if a database location was notClick Database Information.Most troubleshooting tasks must be completed by trained technicians. ThisError Light. Sensors. Figure 9 Troubleshooting. Symptom. Solution. Error light flashes at startup. Something is covering the active sensors, they areTo clean the sensors, useDo not use cleaningError light is solid red. Check the voltage selection switch to ensure that theIf that doesn’t help,See Service telephone onUnit does not thump, though the error light is not on. Make sure the unit is not in magnetic mediaMake sure the library item is covering the activeNone of the lights turns on when power is supplied toSee Service telephone onIf you determine that the unit is not operating properly, call the appropriateIn the United States. In Canada. In other countriesFrancais 1-800-567-3193. Call your local 3M office. System information. When you call, please provide the system model number and serial numberPDF Version: 1.4. Linearized: No. Page Count: 27. Page Layout: OneColumn. XMP Toolkit: XMP toolkit 2.9.1-13, framework 1.6. About: uuid:095090a3-3495-458f-b11f-f316ef17c77b. Producer: Acrobat Distiller 7.0 (Windows). Source Modified: D:20061215133306. Headline: 3M SelfCheck System V-Series V1 Model 6410 without cabinet. Creator Tool: Acrobat PDFMaker 7.0 for Word. Modify Date: 2007:02:05 09:36:38-06:00. Create Date: 2006:12:15 07:33:37-06:00. Metadata Date: 2007:02:05 09:36:38-06:00. Document ID: uuid:824d0f1a-a461-4834-943c-90b683b4dd62. Instance ID: uuid:02a14da2-f7be-4117-823b-47cecd168e8c. Version ID: 20. Title: Site Planning Guide. Creator: Chuck Holst. Description: 3M SelfCheck System V-Series V1 Model 6410 without cabinet. Tagged PDF: Yes. Author: Chuck Holst. Staff Workstation Model 946. Owner s Manual Paul, Minnesota 2 Copyright M. All rights reserved. Bookcheck Unit Model 940 Series and Staff Workstation Model 946 Owner s Manual Rev. Retain these instructions for future reference. Intended use The Bookcheck Unit Model 940 Series and Staff Workstation Model 946 are intended for use by library staff in the check-in and checkout of library materials that use electromagnetic (EM) or radio frequency identification (RFID) tags. They may be used on desktops or built into customized counter tops. These units are intended for use in an indoor library environment and have not been evaluated for other uses or locations. The location in which a unit is installed must meet the requirements specified in the Bookcheck Unit Model 940 Series and Staff Workstation Model 946 Site Planning and Installation Guide. Explanation of product safety label symbols Attention: Read accompanying documentation Risk of electric shock Disposal hazard CAUTION LASER LIGHT DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM 0.95 mw at nm CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT Laser scanner: Laser exposure 4 5 Warnings WARNING To reduce the risk associated with fire or hazardous voltage: Do not attempt to repair or modify no user serviceable parts contact 3M Service for repair; Install system components into desk or enclosure in accordance with instructions and specifications given in the Bookcheck Unit Model 940 Series and Staff Workstation Model 946 Site Planning and Installation Guide. To reduce the risk associated with fire due to incorrect installation of service parts or use of non-approved replacement components: Do not attempt to repair or modify no user serviceable parts contact 3M Service for repair; Use approved service parts, installed by 3M Service personnel only. To reduce the risk associated with hazardous voltage: Do not use the Bookcheck or Staff Workstation systems if damage has occurred to any system enclosures or power cords contact 3M Service for repair. To reduce the risk associated with back strain: The Bookcheck or Staff Workstation main units weigh more than 20 pounds use proper lifting procedures. To reduce the risk associated with tipping or falling of any system components: Install system components into desk or enclosure in accordance with instructions and specifications given in the Bookcheck Unit Model 940 Series and Staff Workstation Model 946 Site Planning and Installation Guide. Cautions CAUTION To reduce the risk associated with exposure to laser light: Do not look directly into laser scanner accessory; At the end of service life, dispose of laser scanner accessory in accordance with federal, state and local requirements. To reduce the risk associated with repetitive strain injury from repeated lifting of library materials: Operation of this product may involve repeated body movements. To minimize possibility of Repetitive Stress Injury, avoid prolonged repetitive movements, rest when becoming fatigued and, when possible, alternate job functions with other people. Avoid awkward reaching for items. Japan ????????????????? 5 6 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This Class A digital apparatus also meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. FCC ID: XXX-SSSSS Canada: Label locations (Models 942 and 943) This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Paul, Minnesota I.T.E. LISTED 4P24 N CAUTION LASER LIGHT DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM 0.95 mw at nm CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT Read Installation Instructions in manual before connecting power cord. Note: US and Canada use 115V Voltage Selection Switch label, which the customer will remove at installation Labels Figure 1 Label locations (Models 942 and 943) 6 7 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Paul, Minnesota I.T.E. LISTED 4P24 N This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. CAUTION LASER LIGHT DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM 0.95 mw at nm CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT Note: US and Canada use 115V Voltage Selection Switch label, which the customer will remove at installation 946 Labels Figure 2 Model 946 label locations 7 8 EMC compliance USA and Canada FCC radio frequency rules and regulations This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can emit radiated radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense. NO MODIFICATIONS. Modifications to this device shall not be made without the written consent of The 3M Company. Unauthorized modifications may void the authority granted under Federal Communications Commission Rules permitting the operation of this device. FCC intentional radiator certification (Model 946 only) FCC ID: DGFSSD946 This equipment contains an intentional radiator approved by the FCC under the FCC ID number shown above. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Industry Canada radio frequency rules and regulations This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. NMB-003 Canada IC: 458A-TTS946 This device contains an intentional radiator. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 8 9 Introduction About the unit The 3M Bookcheck Unit Model 940 Series and Staff Workstation Model 946 sensitize and desensitize the 3M Tattle-Tape Security Strips that secure a library s materials. These units can be placed on a counter top or embedded in a desk, enabling efficient processing of library materials. Model 942 Models The sleek, durable Model 942 is a standalone Bookcheck unit that safely desensitizes and resensitizes security strips on print materials, CDs and DVDs. The Model 943 consists of this same Bookcheck unit but adds a state-of-the-art barcode scanner that communicates with the unit s software and the integrated library system (ILS). The Staff Workstation Model 946 adds RFID capabilities. The software provides an interface between the scanner and the integrated library system (ILS), automates the identification of missing and out-of-circulation items, and provides error checking mechanisms that reduce barcode reading errors. For more information on the software, see the related administrator s guide and staff guide.Ensure that the furniture meets the following UL standards: (North America) EN60950 (Europe). IEC (Countries outside North America and Europe) Magnetic media warning These units are not intended for magnetic media and can be harmful to the data on audiotapes, videotapes, credit cards, and computer disks. Be sure to place the unit in magnetic media mode when you process magnetic media near the unit. This includes times when you process magnetic media with the scanner included with Model 943 and Model 946 units. Make sure that magnetic media mode is off and normal processing mode on when you want to check non-magnetic items in and out. About the verifier When enabled, the verifier light turns on when the unit detects a sensitized strip. 12 13 Using the hardware interface Processing items This procedure describes how to check items in and out. Do NOT use it to process magnetic media, such as video and audio tapes. 1 Set the unit s processing direction by pressing the right-to-left or leftto-right switch. 2 Make sure that the unit is in normal processing mode by ensuring that the normal processing mode light is on and pressing the magnetic media switch if it is not. Move the item left-to-right or right-to-left a few inches while watching the verifier light. If the light turns on, it means the unit has detected a sensitized strip (security on). 13 14 Turning off the verifier This topic describes how to turn off the verifier. This section, however, provides a few troubleshooting procedures you should try to correct problems yourself. Error light is solid red. Unit does not thump although the error light is not on. None of the lights turn on when power is supplied to the unit. Solution Something is covering the active sensors, they are dirty, or they are scratched. To clean the sensors, use a soft, damp (not wet) cloth. Do not use cleaning chemicals of any kind. Check the voltage selection switch to ensure that the unit is set for the correct voltage. If that doesn t help, call technical support. See Calling 3M Service on page 16. Make sure the unit is not in magnetic media mode. Make sure the library item is covering the active sensors (not the inactive ones). Call technical support. System information When you call, please provide the system model number and serial number located on the bottom of the unit. Model number: Serial number: 16 These tags are used to identify Who is more popular, the penguins or the lemurs? Operator s Manual Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause HP1000E v2 User s Manual It's more than User Guide Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) Dear Parent, Ever notice the look on your baby s face when they learn something new through their own discovery? User Guide Cable interface Interface cable modular connector Interface Petersburg, Florida 33716-1805, USA www.freedomscientific.com UserOs Manual Notice Every effort was made to ensure that the information in this guide was complete and accurate at the time of Installation Manual No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval We greatly appreciate your purchase of the HDMI to VGA Converter. Of the seven systems we evaluated, the number of categories often was not included in the description of the system or depended upon if the system was used to overlay existing DRGs or applied independently to individual case records. To ensure adaptability to existing hospital data and claims payment systems, the potential number of DRGs in any revised system that would include a severity measure was limited to no more than 999. Although increasing the number of patient classes generally improves accuracy in predicting resource consumption, it also increases the opportunity for manipulation of the system by shifting patients into classes with higher payments, as well as increasing the number of low-volume DRGs (i.e., those with fewer than 10 cases). Table 1 summarizes the extent to which the severity measures under consideration met the HCFA criteria previously described. Based on these criteria, we considered the RDRGs, AP-DRGs, and APR-DRGs to be the most promising refinements. Because these three systems all were originally based on the Medicare DRGs and use the same data sources and elements, they theoretically could be easily adapted and used for Medicare payment. In addition, the Medicare DRG system has been in place for more than 10 years, and its rationale and methodology are relatively well understood by hospitals. As a result, a new system based on the current DRGs would require less implementation time and costs for both hospitals and HCFA. With this in mind, these three classification systems are described later and are evaluated as possible severity systems for the Medicare population. Table 1 Ability of Severity Measurement System to Meet Health Care Financing Administration Criteria System Criteria AP-DRGs are New York All-Patient Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs). APACHE is Acute Physiological and Chronic Health Evaluation.