Library Protocols
3M™ Standard Interchange Protocol
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| SIP is currently in its second revision called SIP 2.0. All major ILS vendors and major self-check vendors are SIP 2.0 compliant. SIP was developed by 3M so that its self-check stations could work with all the ILSs. It was then adopted by all the other major self-check manufacturers. |
3M™ Standard Interchange Protocol
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NISO Circulation Interchange Protocol
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| The NISO Circulation interchange protocol defines a communication protocol for interoperability among integrated library systems. The protocol was designed to support the following areas of the library operations: Interlibrary Loan, Direct Consortial Borrowing and Self Service. The NCIP standard, Z39.83 was approved by the National (U.S) Information Standards Organization in 2002. |
Request a Copy of the Standard | Colorado State University Maintenance Agency
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