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• 36:New to 3.6
  ...ows users to edit production date, pull date, and user parameters. If you are not using lot tracking in the ERP system you can also update the whistle lo
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• 36:Production Menu
  *[[36:Picking Window|Picking Window]] Decide where they are going to pick items within a warehouse. *[[36:Put Tasks Window|Put Tasks Window]] Decide where containers are to be put away.
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• 36:Report Prod
  ...eds to be produced, how much, and in what kind of packaging. These orders are called Production Orders and Pack Orders. ...nd L while in this screen to access the Report Production settings. There are several screen specific settings that can be set here. You can set the num
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• 36:Prod Issue
  ...area in order for production to take place. Manufacturing personnel (MP) are in charge of preparing items for production. Manufacturing personnel gathe ...Cd (Detail Code) can now be chosen from the Dtl Cd field. Available codes are displayed as the user begins typing in the field, or using the “Esc” (E
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• 36:Module Build
  ...products. Each kit has it’s own item and pack numbers. Kit ingredients are set up in the ERP Whistle maintenance screen. To build a kit, all of the r There are two ways to enter Item/Pack information:
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• 36:Put Tasks
  ...ou want to build the container. Check to see that the Lot # and Pull Date are correct for the item(s) being produced. Change these fields as necessary.
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• 36:Welcome to Whistle
  ...includes key information to understanding Whistle fundamentals. Here you are presented with information on how to navigate and interact with the Whistle
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• 36:The Basics
  ...There are only a few requirements that a user interface must meet. They are as follows: ...l talk about here, handheld barcode scanners and forklift mounted systems, are simply input/output devices and do not have actual Whistle software running
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• 36:Up and Running with Whistle
  ...system setup is a diverse and involved topic is an understatement. There are many facets to a Whistle System Setup. There are simply not enough room in this user’s manual to expound on each of these
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• 36:Main Menu
  ...fers a list of options and submenus that you have permssion to see. There are two ways to select the desired function: ...menu. Several other Whistle screens, ‘Inventory Query’ in particular, are often accessed from within other features as well.
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• 36:Picking Menu
  You must next enter the Item-Pack that you are looking for. You may do this in either of two ways: Enter the Product # that you are interested in picking. The Item # and Pack # will automatically be filled
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• 36:Putaway Menu
  ...he preferred storage bin for the item once the Tracking # and Original Bin are entered. See the Putaway section in Reporting Production for more details. There are several ways to enter the tracking number: (1) type it in, (2) scan it in,
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• 36:Miscellaneous Menu
  ...on't correspond with a specific menu. Many of the Miscellaneous functions are maintenance related.
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• 36:Logout
  Users that are finished using the Whistle WMS need to logout to end their session. This f
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• 36:Whistle Database Installation
  ...f relational database management systems (RDMSs), the most common of which are Microsoft “SQL Server”, Informix, and Oracle. Refer to your database i Several Whistle database scripts are provided to you to assist in creating the appropriate Whistle database tabl
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• 36:Whistle Application Installation
  ...r computer from whatever media it is located on (disk, local network, wide are network, etc). ...r computer from whatever media it is located on (disk, local network, wide are network, etc).
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• 36:Data Maintenance Frames
  ...easy method to configure Whistle system settings. The Maintenance Screens are divided into the following categories: ...te, and autohold data into Whistle. The screens included in this category are:
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• 36:Appendix A Quick Reference - Keystrokes
  These are the most commonly used keys. Use them to scroll between menu selections, a ...l between result sets that are returned from queries, and Bin numbers that are returned by Cycle Counts.
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• 36:Appendix B Glossary of Terms
  ...sed as a method of providing fast and accurate inventory control. Barcodes are also known as UPC codes. A bin is an enclosure in which containers are stored. Several containers may be placed in a single bin, though storage ac
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• 36:Appendix C Whistle Database Tables
  ...s most tables automatically. Other tables, such as the ‘user’ tables, are updated manually through the use of data maintenance frames (see chapter on
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