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What is a Library PIN code?
Your Library PIN code is your password for the library's CONSULS system. It can be any combination of letters and/or numbers ranging from 5-12 characters total. The Library PIN is stored in your libary patron record on the CONSULS system.
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How do I get a Library PIN?
When you first register at WCSU you do not have a PIN code. To create
your PIN visit the Your Library Record
page. When you access this page for the first time, you will need to enter
your :
- UNIVERSITY ID NUMBER
- WHATEVER you want your PIN to be (at least 5 characters; letters, numbers, special characters are fine, but not required)
You will then be required to enter your new PIN twice. You have now created your PIN code.
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What are Library PIN codes used for?
The Library PIN is used to access your library record. Your library record
shows the books that you have checked out , overdue books and any fines
that you may have acquired. After establising your PIN code you can log
into your library record from the main CONSULS screen
http://www.consuls.org You also need
the Library PIN to access many library databases from home.
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What to do about an Invalid Library PIN?
If the system will not allow you to enter a new PIN, the most common problem is
that you already have a Library PIN and have forgotten it. If you are not able to
create a Library PIN, please visit the Circulation Desk at either Haas or Young
libraries or call the WCSU Library Circulation Desk: 203-837-9100
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What is the difference between a Library PIN and a Banner PIN?
A library PIN is used for the library ONLY and can be anything you want it to be - letters, numbers, characters, etc.
A Banner PIN is the number you use to get access to your University records - for grades, registration, degree audit, personal information, etc. and is also used to access WestConnduit.
For more information on Banner PINs, go to the Banner Self-Service PIN Maintenance page.
