mobile DLA G-LBQG1035/002-EN ' bibliothecamobile DLA Quick Guide: Getting Started The RFID tags in items are read by the DLA and their information is stored on the no card. 3. 4 The card is read 5. by a PC and the lists are exported via staffConnect Data. a : LMS on The lights above the screen will flash, as well as an audio cue being played, when an item is found. | bidliotheca | Digital Library Assistant || Setup Lists || Setup Options User Made Status About DLA, oe e Menu Buttons Scroll Buttons emobile DLA Quick Guide: Scanning Make sure the items are a roughly in line on the shelf Leave space, if possible, between the items and any metal shelf ends Position the antenna so it is parallel to the spines of the items Scan at a steady pace; too slow and you may scan tags multiple times, too fast and you will miss tagsmobile DLA Quick Guide: Key Functions Collect Data Collecting data is basically taking an inventory. All tags within range are scanned and recorded, saved to a list. Check Shelf Order Checking shelf order is similar to manual shelf reading, although the technical limitations of RFID make checking one to one order impossible. Search for Items Scanning using this setting will highlight any items on active search lists. Pull Items The pull items function is most useful for collecting holds and weeding items, or similar. An alert occurs when you scan an item on any pull list uploaded to the mobile DLA. No Matches Found Item ID: 20034985478347 Find Items If you need to find a small number of items and have the IDs to hand, you can make alist on the fly by entering the information directly on Arabel and Mortimer to the mobile DLA. Primary Info:mobile DLA Quick Guide: Memory Card Depending on your model of DLA, the memory card may be SD or ua micro SD. They are functionally the yD same in this instance, just different sizes. Insert the card label-up. The end with the clipped corner should always be inserted first. e+ To remove the memory card safely, press the home button to return to the home screen. This completes all write activities and ensures that no data is lost. If inactive for a few minutes, the mobile DLA will go into sleep mode to conserve power. To wake it up, simply squeeze the trigger.mobile DLA Quick Guide: Power and Battery When the battery becomes low while using, you must change it to avoid losing your data. DO NOT simply pop the battery out, as this may corrupt your memory card. On the DLA home screen, scroll Change Battery down to the ‘Change Battery’ option. Select it. When the screen goes dark, it is safe to remove the battery. _ Press down the tab holding The battery will pop free and the battery in place. can easily be removed. Push the charged battery into the slot. You have approx one minute to do this (starting from when you pop out the low battery) without corrupting your data. Remember! Keep one of the batteries on the charger at all times while using the device. When storing the device for longer than a week, follow the process for battery removal and storage.mobile DLA Quick Guide: Caring for Your Device Wipe down the DLA body with a damp cloth as necessary. Do not spray with liquids. Clean the touchscreen with an appropriate cloth. Do not drop or throw device. Store device somewhere clean and dry and out of direct sunlight. DO NOT GET WET DO NOT BEND ANTENNA ¢ NEVER USE A PEN/PENCIL DO NOT EXPOSE ON THE TOUCHSCREEN TO EXTREME COLD 2 DO NOT EXPOSE TO HEAT DO NOT DROP OR THROW