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Video Demo: Smart Library RFID System & Self-Issue Kiosk Demo

ISO 15693 / ISO 28560 automated book check-in and inventory audit wand

Live walkthrough & hardware operation testing. For itemized pricing, technical datasheets, and bulk procurement, view the official Video Demo: Smart Library RFID System & Self-Issue Kiosk product catalog page.

About this Video Demonstration

Complete demonstration of RFID library automation: self-issue and return kiosks with 3M SIP2 protocol, handheld shelf inventory auditing wands locating misshelved books, and EAS anti-theft corridor gate integration.

Key System Capabilities & Features

✓ Stack shelf scanning identifying up to 100 books per second with audio-visual misshelved alerts
✓ Touchscreen self-checkout kiosk issuing stacks of 5 books simultaneously via 3M SIP2
✓ Corridor gate alarm triggering instantly if an unborrowed book exits the portal
✓ Full compatibility with Koha, Alma, Sierra, and customized library databases

Looking for Complete Technical Specifications & Datasheets?

Detailed dimensions, electrical ratings, read range benchmarks, and RF compatibility are available on the official hardware datasheet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many books can a student borrow or return at once using the self-issue kiosk? ▼

Students can stack up to 5-8 books on the kiosk scanning pad simultaneously. The kiosk reads all book RFID tags and the student's ID smart card in under 2 seconds, completing the checkout transaction without librarian intervention.

Does the system support open-source Library Management Systems like Koha? ▼

Yes. It integrates seamlessly with Koha, NewGenLib, and proprietary ILS systems using standard 3M SIP2 and NCIP protocols over TCP/IP on Port 6001.

How do library exit security gates detect unreturned or unissued books? ▼

The kiosk flips the EAS/AFI security byte on the tag upon successful issue. If someone attempts to carry an unissued book through the exit gate, the AFI security status triggers the gate's acoustic siren and red LED lights.

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