Tagging

The heart of the system is the chip, which can be fixed inside a book's back cover or directly onto CDs and videos. This chip is a programmable chip and has an antenna. Each paper-thin tag contains an engraved antenna and a microchip with a capacity of at least 64 bits. There are three types of tags: "read only", "WORM," and "read/write" (Boss 2003). "Chip is a "read only" if the identification is encoded at the time of manufacture and not rewritable. "WORM" (Write-Once-Read-Many) tags are programmed by the using organization, but without the ability to rewrite them later. "Read/write tags," which are chosen by most libraries, can have information changed or added. In libraries that use Library Radar, it is common to have part of the read/write tag secured against rewriting, e.g., the identification number of the item.

Convert item barcode number and write into the Chip.

automatically dispenser labels.

Fast processing means lower operation

Enable to program or reprogram the Chip memory

It is standalone operation, no need to connect with Integrated Library.

Self-contained on portable cart in order to move between the stacks.

Fast processing means lower operation.

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The heart of the system is the chip, which can be fixed inside a book's back cover or directly onto CDs and videos. This chip is a programmable chip and has an antenna. Each paper-thin tag contains an engraved antenna and a microchip with a capacity of at least 64 bits. There are three types of tags: "read only", "WORM," and "read/write" (Boss 2003). "Chip is a "read only" if the identification is encoded at the time of manufacture and not rewritable.

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