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<p>Files, Books, Things Find, Identify, Workflow Management What is Findentity
? Findentity is a fully automated network-capable Local Positioning System (LPS),
a system designed to find, identify and manage files, books and other objects.
How does Findentity work? Findentity works on the basis of radio-frequency identification.
Each file is provided with a battery-free transmitter, a transponder. The item
being sought, for example a file, is found within seconds either via antennas
installed hidden under tabletops or other storage places, or with the help of
the favourably- priced mobile search device, the Handfinder. Findentity is very
easy to install. With simple mouse-clicks on the screen you can connect the
reading devices and drag the storage places for files into the previously prepared
room map. Connect reading devices and Findpointer to the computer-ready. What
does Findentity do for you ? Search for files When you want to find a file,
select the respective file in the menu control of your application software
or, if applicated, via your speech-recognition system. A few seconds later •
a 3D-plan shows you the exact storage location • a voice or a message on the
screen tells you where the file is • the Findpointer uses a laser beam to mark
the exact position of the file in your office • the Handfinder indicates whether
the file is in a certain stack. Identifying and reading files: With a simple
mouse click • the file is identified and activated in your application software.
• the required function, e.g. "Write reminder", is called up in your branch-customised
program, and the system prepares and completes a reminder • addresses etc. of
customers and clients are called up in a text editor, and much more. Organising
workplaces / Workflow Based on freely selectable search parameters, you can
obtain within seconds a list containing, for example, the following items: •
all files registered by the system • all files located at certain workplaces
• a file biography stating the way the file took • all deadlines with details
of the location of the res- pective files, with the possibility to send reminders
and other messages to the work station. World-wide file management Findentity
will help you even if your business resides in different cities. For example,
via the internet you can find out on which desk in New York or Tokyo your file
is located. Library management Findentity can also be used in libraries, for
example as an intelligent lending system. The user selects his books and leaves
the library with them. All books are registered completely automatic. What is
the scope of Findentity ? You can obtain Findentity in various modular stages
which can be extended as required: Starter: For identifying objects at workplace
level Business: Additionally includes Handfinder, the mobile search unit Professional:
With this package you enjoy all the benefits of this unique system with hitherto
unattained ease and unsurpassed speed. Every conceivable storage place is equipped
with an antenna and each room is equipped with a Findpointer. Findentity can
be obtained as a stand-alone system or integrated in other applications. Talk
to your software manufacturer or supplier. If Findentity is not yet integrated
in your particular software application, this can be accomplished with little
effort. Findentity is useable worldwide and is independent of branch software
and not subject to any language restrictions; it can be applied wherever objects
are sought, identified and organised in offices. System requirements: Windows
95, 98, NT 4.0 Thax, Findentity and LPS are trademark-protected. Patents have
been applied for. </p>
<p>Findentity is a fully automated network-capable Local Positioning System (LPS),
a system designed to find, identify and manage files, books and other objects.
With just a few programming steps, developers can use the Findentity ActiveX
controls "AppMap" and "UserMap" to implement all functions in their respective
applications. The AppMap Control provides basic functions such as searching
and identifying transponders via any reader devices connected to the network.
It also includes Stations Collection which lists the computers in the network
that are used for controlling the reader devices. Each station has its own Readers
Collection via which the individual reading devices can be accessed. With UserMap
Control you can incorporate a user-created room map within your application
and define storage sites in this map with the click of a mouse. The controls
can be integrated into your program with more than 190 methods, properties and
events. for example: AppMap Control Search Method: Search for transponder via
all reading devices accessible via the network Station property: Returns the
Stations Collection PropertyChanged event: This is generated, for example, when
a reader unit is switched off AppStation Class Readers Property: Returns the
Readers Collection to this station AppReader Class GetAllIDs Method: Identifies
all transponders on this reader unit GetTrpID Method: Identifies a transponder
on this reader unit LineMR Method: If this reader device is a Handfinder, it
is actuated to search for a particular transponder ProgramTrp Method: Describes
a transponder with data ReadTrp Method: Reads a particular page of a transponder
UserMap Control ReadMap Method: Opens a room map Thax, Findentity and LPS are
trademark-protected. Patents have been applied for. System requirements: Windows
95, 98, NT 4.0 </p>
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identifizieren, Identifikation, search, find, identify, identification, workflow
management, Akte, file, Buch, Bücherei, book, Behörde, Verwaltung, administration,
Büro, office, lokalisieren, localize, localization, Aktensuche, Radiofrequenz,
radio frequency, Radiowellen, Antenne, antenna, TIRIS, Papier, paper, Transponder,
i-code, Tag-it, Logistik, Transmitter, Organisation, organization, organisieren,
organize, Ausleihe, lend, library, Raum, room, Plan, FindLib, UserMap, AppMap,
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Dokumenten- Management-System, DMS, document management system, Elektronisches
Regal, electronic shelves, Aktenschrank, filing cabinet, file cabinet, Lichtzeiger,
light, Bartsch, Aktenerfassung, file registration, Aktenzeichen, reference,
file number, Information, Lageort, place, 3D, Ortung, Ort, location, orientation,
bearing, finding, Position, Datensatz, record, Daten, date, e- ticket, Ticket,
verfolgen, Ordner, sorter, ordnen, zeigen, archivieren, Archiv, archives, morgue,
Software, System, Hardware, technology, Technik, Zeiger, pointer </p>
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