Follett VERSION 6.00 User Manual

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Inventory

2. To transfer the scans from the PHD, from the Inventory main window, click

Remote or select Inventory | Remote Inventory. The Remote Inventory

dialog appears:

To identify items that are

shelved out of order, set the

Shelf Checking options.

For more information, see

the following table.

Select the PHD model

you're using.

To change the transfer

settings, see step 3.

Warning: To protect your equipment, make sure you turn off your

PHD and computer before connecting or disconnecting the PHD.

These instructions change

based on the PHD you choose.

Shelf Checking Option

Description

Check order based on

Select one of these options to make sure that copies on the shelf are

in call number order. You can select how thorough you want the

checking to be: by call number alone; by call number then by auĆ

thor; or by call number, then author, and then title.

Check Dewey differences of Select one of the Dewey differences to discover incorrectly shelved

Dewey range titles. This option also helps you verify that you

didn't skip a shelf when scanning books.

Verify alpha/numeric call

number consistency

Select this check box to make sure that consecutively scanned coĆ

pies have similar call number components. This option alerts you to

those items on the shelf that are not in consistent call number order.

Note: For examples of exception messages that could be generated when you select these options,

please refer to the sample Remote Inventory exception report on page 228.

3. After selecting your options, select the PHD model you're using. If you don't

need to change the transfer settings, skip to step 4. Otherwise, choose Edit.

The PHD Settings dialog appears:

Select the port you use to attach your

PHD to your computer, and then...

...select the highest speed available for

that port. The PHD Dolphin+ only comĆ

municates at a speed of 9600 baud.

Set the port and speed for your PHD, and click Save.

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