Equipment & Computers
The Physics Library closed permanently on June 9, 2010 at 6 p.m. Services
are transitioning to the new Engineering Library, expected to open during
Summer 2010. Thank-you very much for your patience and understanding during
this transition. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the
Physics Library (physicslibrary@stanford.edu or 650-723-4342) even after
the June 9 closure.
Computers | Photocopy
Machines | Cash-to-Card Machine | Scanner
| VCR/DVD/Laser Disc Player
Computers
The Physics Library houses seven Windows-based workstations, available
primarily for searching the library catalog and using other library
resources. Three "Public Kiosks" do not require initial
login. Four "Stanford Kiosks" require Stanford ID for
login/use. One of these Stanford kiosks serves as the Astronomy/Chemistry
workstation, providing access to specialized astronomy and chemistry
resources. For additional
software needs such as MATLAB and Mathematica, consult the list
of Computer
Clusters at Stanford, and follow
links to specific clusters to view software available in each cluster.
Printing
Printing from the library kiosks is available. One laser printer
provides single-sided, black & white printouts on 8.5x11 paper
at 10¢/page. A second laser printer provides color printouts
on 8.5x11 paper
at 50¢/page. Two different systems control printing services:
the print accounting system
(on Stanford
kiosks)
and
the Diebold
Card Swipe System (on Public kiosks). Under these systems, a vend
card account (either a copy card or a Campus Card)
is required for printing. Details are available on Printing--For
Public Users of the Library and Printing--For
SUNet ID Users.
Network Connections
Two wallplates in the library have active network jacks for Stanford
faculty, students, and staff to make a wired connection to the Stanford
network. To connect, laptops must be registered for roaming Dynamic
Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). For registration help, students
living in the residences should see their Residential
Computing Coordinator (RCC). Other students, faculty, and staff,
please see your department's network
administrator or contact HelpSU
or 725-HELP(4357). Additional information is available on Laptop
Network Connections.
Wireless Access
Wireless access to the Stanford network is available in the Physics
Library to SUNet ID holders. To connect, your wireless card must
be registered for roaming service. Even if your laptop is already
registered for roaming
DHCP, you will need to have the hardware address of your
wireless card registered as well. For registration help, students
living
in the residences should see their RCC.
Other students, faculty, and staff please see your department's
network
administrator or contact HelpSU
or 725-HELP(4357). For further information, see Wireless
Networking at Stanford or ITSS' Wireless
Network.
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Photocopy
Machines
The Physics Library houses a photocopy room, located on the
first floor of the library behind the Librarian's office. To access
the
photocopy room, walk down stacks aisle two and turn left into the
room. The room contains one self-service Konica Minolta
photocopy machine, one Physics Department copy machine, and a VCR,
DVD, and Laser Disc Player viewing station.
The self-service Konica Minolta photocopy machine
provides single- and double-sided black & white copies. Copies can be made on 8.5x11, 8.5x14,
or
11x17 paper. The copier accepts vend
cards only*; copies cost 13¢/page. No receipts are available
for copies made. A Cash-to-Card
machine located adjacent to the photocopy room allows
users to purchase or add value to vend cards. Nearby locations
to make change
include Bytes
Café in the Packard Building, Ciao! in
the Terman Engineering Center, and various locations in Tresidder
Union. Please see the Stanford
University Libraries Photocopying page for more details.
The room's self-service Physics Department copy machine is operated
by the Physics Department Copy Center. This copier accepts five-digit
Physics Department account numbers
only.
For
more information, consult staff in the Physics
Department Stockroom.
*Coin-operated photocopy machines are available at the Art, Biology (closest), Earth Sciences (also close), Education, Music, and SAL1&2 Libraries.
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Cash-to-Card Machine
A Cash-to-Card machine is located near
the photocopy room at the end of aisle one. The machine accepts
$20.00 (pre-3/2006 style only), $10.00 (pre-10/2003 style only),
$5.00 (pre-3/2008 style only), and $1.00 bills. Cash-to-Card machines that accept new-style bills are located at Terman Engineering (closest), Green, Lane, and Meyer Libraries, and at Tresidder Computer Cluster and the Schiff House at Governor's Corner.
To pay for photocopies
or printing, library users
with a
Stanford
ID Card
can add money
to
their card at this machine. See Campus Card for
additional information. Library users without a Stanford ID may purchase a copy card from
the Cash-to-Card machine. A copy card costs $1.00 and may only be
purchased using a one dollar bill. After purchasing the card, value
may be added to it; there is no value on the card until you add
it.
Cash-to-Card Machine Alternatives
In addition to adding money to cards via Cash-to-Card machines:
- Stanford students may add money to their Stanford ID online with the Epay system or at the Bursar's office.
- Stanford faculty and staff may add money at the Bursar's office.
- Currently, there are no alternatives for visitors. Without a card, visitors cannot print or make copies.
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Scanner
The Physics Library provides an Epson Perfection 4490 PHOTO scanner, which is available for black and white or color scanning of images up to 8 x 11 inches in format. The scanner is located adjacent to the Astronomy/Chemistry Workstation on the main level of the library.
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VCR/DVD/Laser Disc Player
The Physics Library has a VCR, DVD, and Laser Disc viewing station,
located in the library's photocopy room. A remote control
is required to run the DVD player. This remote is available at
the library's circulation desk. Ask library staff for help with
headphones.
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Last modified:
June 8, 2010
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