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ISO 28560-1:2011 Clarification |
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Identifier: http://biblstandard.dk/rfid/docs/clarification_28560-1.htm
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Status : For information Bemark : Valid for ISO 28560-1:2011, not for ISO
28560-1:2014 |
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Published by ISO/TC46/SC4/WG11 RFID in Libraries Information and documentation, Technical
interoperability Contact : rfid@bs.dk
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First version:
4 November 2011 |
This document provides clarification relevant to ISO 28560 Part 1. Some of the clarifications have implications
for the other two Parts.
The headings (below) are to the clauses in ISO 28560-1.
4.2.19 Media format (other)
The standard correctly specifies
that this media format is different from the more common ONIX or MARC media
formats. The purpose of this data
element was to provide backward compatibility with some national models and to
provide flexibility to include media types not supported by ONIX or MARC.
Because of the backward compatibility requirements, media format (other) needs to be defined as a code list that can be encoded as an 8-bit unsigned integer. The table below defines the assigned values.
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Code Value (Decimal) |
Code Value (Hexadecimal) |
Description |
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0 |
00 |
Undefined |
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1 |
01 |
Book |
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2 |
02 |
CD/DVD |
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3 |
03 |
Magnetic tape |
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4 |
04 |
Other |
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5 |
05 |
Other, careful
handling is required |
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6 |
06 |
Very small item,
special handling is required |
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7 to 127 |
07
to |
Reserved for ISO TC 46 SC4 WG11 |
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128 to 255 |
80 to FF |
Free use by the library |
Complying with this table will
ensure backward compatibility with national standards, but provide an option for
libraries to use this data element as an alternative or addition to the ONIX or
MARC code lists.
4.2.20 Supply chain stage
Table 2 currently defines five
supply chain stage codes. These are
expressed as decimal values, but no character set or size limits have been set
in ISO 28560-1. The encoding rules of
ISO 28560-3 require that the individual code is encoded as an 8-bit unsigned
integer in the range 0x00 to 0xFF.
Furthermore, if the associated data block for ISO 28560-3, but supply
chain code is not required, then the value 0x00 shall be used as a null
value. This results in an updated
version of Table 2, as shown below, where each input values is shown as an
8-bit unsigned integer.
Table 2 — Supply
chain stage code
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Supply chain stage code |
Supply chain stage |
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Decimal (as in ISO 28560-1) |
Hexadecimal (as input) |
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0 |
00 |
Used as null value |
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16 |
10 |
Manufacturer |
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24 |
18 |
Publisher |
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32 |
20 |
Distributor |
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48 |
30 |
Jobber |
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64 |
40 |
Library |
To enable the same input to be used
for ISO 28560-2 as for ISO 28560-3 and achieve interoperability with host
systems, the encoding for ISO 28560-2 and ISO 28560-3 has been clarified.
See: