For best results, configure these parameters in the order they appear
| Basic parameters |
| Libraries and branches |
Define libraries and branches. |
| Accounts and budgets |
Accounts and budgets administration for acquisitions. |
| Currencies |
Define exchange rates used for acquisitions. |
| Item types |
Define item types used for circulation rules. |
| Patrons and circulation |
| Patron categories |
Define patron categories. |
| Cities and towns |
Define cities and towns that your patrons live in. |
| Road types
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Define road types. Fill this table to get a list of road types when adding/editing patrons (can be used in Geographic statistics). |
| Circulation rules |
Define circulation rules in a matrix for libraries / patrons / itemtypes (number of checkouts, duration, cost...). |
| Fines rules |
Define fines in a matrix for libraries / patrons / itemtypes (cost, grace period...). |
| Catalogue |
| Authorised values |
Define categories and authorised values for them. |
| MARC Bibliographic framework |
Create and manage Bibliographic frameworks that define the characteristics of your MARC Records (field and subfield definitions). |
| Koha -> MARC mapping |
Define the mappingbetween the Koha transactional database (SQL) and the MARC Bibliographic records. Note that the mapping can be defined through MARC Bibliographic Framework. This tool is just a shortcut to speed up linkage. |
| MARC Bibliographic framework test |
Checks the MARC structure. If you change your MARC Bibliographic framework it's recommended that you run this tool to test for errors in your definition. |
| MARC Authorities framework |
Create and manage Authorities frameworks that define the characteristics of your MARC Records (field and subfield definitions). |
| Additional parameters |
| Printers |
Printers (UNIX paths). |
| Z39.50 servers |
Define which servers to query for MARC data in the integrated Z39.50 client. |