How to apply the barcode scanning gun used in the library? In fact, library management systems have been using barcodes for a long time, and have even developed standard labeling procedures, and have benefited from it. For example, libraries typically assign each item in circulation a unique (coded) number, which links to database and bibliographic records. This allows employees to easily track items and see where they are at any time.

Typically, small databases (i.e., less than 10,000 records) or public libraries with multiple copies and non-specific catalog numbers.

Use "generic tags". "Smart Labels" can be used to save even more cost and time. To mark items before they go into circulation, a computer preassigns an International Standard Book Number (ISBN), a unique digital commercial book identifier, and automatically connects to a database to avoid all manual assignment tasks. The content of the smart label includes details such as bookshelf arrangement to improve work efficiency. This system is recommended for most university and function libraries, which are categorized by specific cataloging numbers and/or where most books have only one copy.

The application of library barcode scanner on "Reader Account and Loyalty Program":

Loyalty programs are an important marketing tool that libraries can use to increase service to more patrons and potential profits. By linking patron accounts with a unique barcoded loyalty card, libraries can easily track titles and use this data to send patrons late occupancy fees or special marketing offers. Once the account and loyalty card are created, the library can scan the barcode to open the account for quick checkout.

The application of library barcode scanning gun in "Asset Management":

In addition to lending books, the library provides other services, including lending computers, meeting rooms, and other assets. Finding the location and/or status of books, conference rooms, or anything that moves within a library facility can take a lot of time without barcode data capture. Barcode scanners can greatly improve asset tracking capabilities and personnel productivity, enabling employees to respond quickly to inquiries and optimization changes.

Barcode scanners and mobile computers are key components of any cost-effective inventory management system for a library. 

ISBN numbers coded by other library codes track books, music, magazines, etc. Libraries can easily manage a reliable and accurate database and reflect the latest availability of book materials in the system. The collected data can be uploaded to the central computer system in batches or in real time on a regular basis. This improves forecasting and reduces out-of-stocks, hold-ups and rush shipments for improved customer service.

Barcode Scanner Suitable for Libraries——XTIOT

XT6400

1) Excellent scanning performance, able to quickly and accurately scan all standard 1D barcodes

2) CMOS image scanning engine: high recognition, easy for customers to align with the barcode to be scanned

3) Built-in storage function, you can use the inventory mode to store data in the scanner

4) It can support online upgrade service.

5) Customized editing of barcode data: the barcode data transmission format can be adjusted at will according to the requirements of the host.

6) Support universal interface and Bluetooth wireless transmission: compatible with various brands of hosts on the market

7) It can be used as a hand-held scanner, or it can be used as a fixed scanner in the support