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Working with User Label Printers (WULP)
Purpose: Use the Work with User Label Printers Screen to assign a user to a particular printer used to print labels.
Available labels: You can assign a user to a specific label printer for the following types of labels:
• Pick Pack Item Label
• Additional Pick Control Label
Label printer hierarchy: When a user prints one of the types of labels listed above, the system uses the following hierarchy to determine the printer to use to print the label.
1. Use the printer defined for the user at the Work with User Label Printers Screen.
2. If a printer is not defined for the user, use the default printer defined in the associated system control value for the label.
• For RF carton labels, use the default printer defined in the RF Carton Printer ID (J99) system control value.
• For RF LPN labels, use the default printer defined in the RF LPN Printer ID (J95) system control value.
• For RF return labels, use the default printer defined in the RF Return Printer ID (J98) system control value.
• For RF item labels, use the default printer defined in the RF Item Printer ID (J97) system control value.
• For RF bin location labels, use the default printer defined in the RF Bin Location Printer ID (J96) system control value.
• For pick pack item labels, use the default printer defined in the Printer for Pick/Pack Item Labels (K47) system control value. If a printer ID is not defined in this system control value, the system uses the printer whose printer ID defined in the LabelPrinters Properties is PPITM_PTR.
• For additional pick control labels, use the default printer defined in the Addl Pick Label Printer ID (L66) system control value. This setting is required only if the Pick Label Print Program (F28) system control value is set to RFPRINT, indicating that you print additional pick control labels to a Zebra printer. See Addl Pick Label Printer ID (L66) for more setup instructions.
Work with User Label Printers Screen
How to display this screen:
• Select RF Printers at the Work with Users Screen to assign printers to the user ID of the user that you selected.
• Enter WULP in the Fast path field or select Work with User Label Printers from a menu to assign printers to the user ID of the user that is logged in to the CWSerenade session.
When you initially advance to this screen, the screen is empty with the message No user label printers defined.
Field |
Description |
User |
The user ID and name of the user you wish to assign to a particular label printer. User ID: Alphanumeric, 10 positions; display-only. User name: Alphanumeric, 30 positions; display-only. |
The type of label the user prints. Valid label types are: • BIN - Bin = Bin location label • CAR - Carton = Carton label • ITM - Item = Item label • LPN - LPN = LPN label • PAD - Pick Additional = Additional pick control label • PPI - Pick Pack Item = Pick Pack Item Label • RET - Return = Return label Add and change mode: Required. |
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The printer ID for the printer used to print labels for the user. The printer ID must be a valid printer ID defined in the LabelPrinters Properties; however, when you assign a user to a printer, the system does not validate the printer ID you define. Alphanumeric, 10 positions. Add and change mode: Required. |
Screen Option |
Procedure |
Assign the user to a printer |
1. In the Label Type field, select a type of label. 2. In the Label Printer field, enter the printer ID for the printer you wish the user to use to print the type of label. 3. Select Add. The system adds the printer assignment to the screen. An error message similar to the following displays if the printer assignment already exists for the user: User Label Printer already exists. |
Change a printer assigned to the user |
Double-click the Label Printer field to place the cursor in the field and change its value. |
Delete a printer assignment |
In the Action field, select Delete for the printer assignment to remove it. |
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