AMH SOFTWARE INTERFACE
The RFID Library Solutions AMH user interface has been designed to provide several essential capabilities:
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The ability to check-in returned items effectively and confirm it in multiple locations on the system.
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The ability to modify the sorting parameters used by the system easily and quickly.
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The ability to communicate with the libraries ILS via the SIP protocol.
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The ability to maintain a system event log via dedicated database, providing system usage data:
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Item events: Library items trigger database events whenever they pass RFID antenna, effectively mapping the path of the item through the system.
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System events: System messaging, such as SIP communications are logged as they occur, providing valuable usage information.
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The ability to monitor system status via PC based graphical user interface that is fully customizable:
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Current number of items in each sort location
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Status of system sensors and conveyors
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The Staff station includes the CPU desktop unit, 23" monitor, keyboard, mouse, RFID pad and receipt printer. Although it can be located anywhere staff finds it useful, the cart is typically situated next to the 'Exceptions' bin. Utilizing the AMH interface, staff can use it to determine the current ILS status as well as control system operation. It can also be used to print HOLDS receipts or TRANSIT slips.
“...The AMH Screen is likely to be the most-viewed screen of the software. Here, users can view and modify the operation of the system and adjust system settings. Graphically, the screen can be configured to match the layout of the actual AMH system. Each mechanical device on the system is represented by a button on the AMH screen. For the AMH system to run automatically, it must first be put into Automatic Mode. Typically upon start up’ the system will be in Manual Mode. Clicking the yellow button shown will toggle the system between Manual and Automatic modes....”
The Staff station includes the CPU desktop unit, 23" monitor, keyboard, mouse, RFID pad and receipt printer. Although it can be located anywhere staff finds it useful, the cart is typically situated next to the 'Exceptions' bin. Utilizing the AMH interface, staff can use it to determine the current ILS status as well as control system operation. It can also be used to print HOLDS receipts or TRANSIT slips.