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3. Odyssey Standalone
4. What is Odyssey Standalone and what can it do? Odyssey is an electronic scanning and delivery application that can send and receive documents between other Odyssey users or OCLC ILLiad sites
Crop, resize, rescan or edit received or sent documents
Print, convert to PDF, or save as a tif file
5. What does Odyssey Standalone not do? It does not post electronic documents to the web for delivery
It does not do full ILL workflow automation including customer notification and tracking of requests
It does not automatically connect to OCLC ILL for updating items as shipped or received
6. Why add Odyssey? It works well!
There is increasing use of Odyssey in the resource sharing community
Ariel issues:
Dissatisfaction with Infotrieve’s handling of Ariel 4.x upgrade
Difficulty reinstalling Ariel 3.3/3.4
Uncertainty if Infotrieve will continue to support Ariel
Atlas Systems continues to support and develop Odyssey Standalone
Odyssey Standalone is free (Automatic Upgrades)
7. Who’s using Odyssey in WI?(Odyssey ILLiad / Odyssey Standalone (*) Libraries) Ripon (*)
Marquette University
Cardinal Stritch (*)
St. Norbert University
UW-Colleges
UW-Baraboo
UW-Barron County
UW-Fond du Lac
UW-Fox Valley
UW-Manitowoc
UW-Marathon County
UW-Marinette
UW-Marshfield
UW-Richland
UW-Rock County
UW-Sheboygan
UW-Washington County
UW-Waukesha
10. Who’s using Odyssey in USA? OhioLink (25 Odyssey Standalone + Illiad Odyssey)
LVIS Libraries - 204
398 libraries in the U.S. use Odyssey
750+ ILLiad Institutions
11. Pre-Installation tasks Edit your Policies Directory information to include your Odyssey address and that you deliver/receive via Odyssey
Edit your Constant Data to include your Odyssey IP address
Edit your holding groups and holding paths
20. Odyssey vs. Ariel Odyssey cannot send/receive to/from Ariel
Both can be on same workstation
Sharing a scanner, TWAIN driver issue
21. Technical Requirements Administrator Access to Workstation
Non-Dedicated
Static IP Address / DNS Name
www.myipaddress.com
Attached Scanner
If Filling Lending Requests
If Not Scanned Elsewhere
Firewall Configuration
Port 7968 Needs to be Open
Troubleshoot with “Shields Up!” at www.grc.com
Workstation Needs to be left “On”
Receiving Documents
22. How to Download Odyssey Standalone
Go to: http://www.atlas-sys.com/products/odyssey
Fill out the quick application form. Once complete, instructions and a link to download the Odyssey Standalone file will be emailed to you.
23. The Installation Process (1) Run OdysseyInstallPackage.exe to unzip the install files and accept default target unzip location folder
(2) Odyssey installer will launch
(3) Choose Step 1 to install Odyssey
(4) Accept defaults
(5) If prompted to re-start, choose to re-start later
(6) Choose Step 2 to prepare database
(7) Accept defaults
(8) Exit installer
(9) Restart your computer
24. Completing the ProcessInitial Configuration Launch Odyssey
Go to Maintenance, Customization, System, Server, System IP and enter your static IP address. Then go to Maintenance, Server Enabled.
27. Additional Odyssey Info General Odyssey Information:
http://www.atlas-sys.com/products/odyssey/
Odyssey Documentation:
http://www.atlas-sys.com/documentation/odyssey/
For Operating Instructions:
http://www.atlas-sys.com/products/odyssey/pdf/OdysseyInstructions.pdf
Odyssey Standalone FAQ:
(Special thanks to Brian Miller of OSU for the use of this)
https://www.illiad.osu.edu/illiad/osu/lending/odysseyfaq.html
Subscribe to Odyssey listserv
Email: Odyssey-L-join@iris.atlas-sys.com
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28. WiLS E-Doc WiLS homegrown electronic delivery developed by Tom Zillner
Direct electronic delivery to your ILL office or your patron or to both
Only for articles sent by WiLS
Rush service is supported
Can have delivery via a
tiff file
PDF file
or both
31. Who do you want the article to go to?
If you want all articles to go to your ILL office, indicate that on the form you send to WiLS.
You can also have the articles sent directly to your patron by two ways:
1) Forward the email that you receive from WiLS directly to your patron, or
2) In your initial request, incorporate the patron’s email in the borrowing notes so that the document goes directly to your patron.
mailto:recip@anywhere.edu (single recipient) mailto:recip1@anywhere.edu,recip2@anywhere.edu (multiple recipients)
34. Questions? Bob Shaw
608-263-8731
reshaw@wils.wisc.edu
Allen Wenzel
608-265-0580
alwenzel@wils.wisc.edu