You are looking at an old Manual of pc/MRP, the Complete MRP Inventory/Accounting Package. Prolific usb serial driver mac. Please click below for the latest pc/MRP Manual Please click below to reach the pc/MRP Main Page 16.4.1 Overview Bar coding increases efficiency and inventory control accuracy. A retailer from a large grocery chain once remarked, 'We are on such tight margins, with so little room for error; we do not trust clerks to enter $6.95 let alone an 18 character part number'.

The following html does not display the 'BC C39 2 to 1 HD Wide' barcode truetype font even though it is installed on my pc and works fine using Crystal Reports. If the font is changed to 'BC C39 2 to 1 Narrow', another truetype font, the barcode displays fine. Questions on Bar Code. Horse06 Posts: 496 Member. BC C39 3 to 1 Narrow entered into the Font Name property of the field. Just as you see it.

To print bar coded labels you will need to purchase a True Type Bar Code Font. To read the bar coded labels you will need to purchase a bar code wand. 16.4.2 Wedge Type Bar Code Wands pc/MRP will work out of the box with any wedge type barcode reader. A wedge type bar code reader is defined as a bar code reader that inserts itself in between the computer key board and the CPU unit (i.e. The keyboard plugs into the wedge bar code reader and the wedge is plugged into the computer's keyboard connector). The computer will then read any input from either the wand or the keyboard.

16.4.3 Portable Bar Code Wands Portable bar code wands can be used to take a physical inventory and then later download the part numbers and quantities from the portable barcode wand's docking station into pc/MRP's physical inventory program. The portable bar code wand must be programmed that it can download a comma delimited ASCII text file named physical.txt into the pcmrpw directory. The file must consist of part numbers and quantities separated by commas and line returns as shown below: 000000001,00010,00000,03,100.00 The Percon 2000 can be programmed to provide such an output. However, you or one of your programmers must create the program. 16.4.3.1 UniTech’s PT630 Bar Code Scanner Unitech's PT630 comes with a program for pc/MRP built in. To take an inventory with the PT630 follow the steps listed below: 1.

Turn on the PT630 2. Select Option 2 for Terminal from the Menu 3.

Select Option 2 again for Form caching 4. At Item:, scan the bar coded parts or bin boxes 5.

At Qty:, scan the quantities 6. After you are finished, press ‘Esc’ to exit. Screen clears to operating mode To download the physical inventory count follow the steps listed below: 1. Set the PT630 into its cradle attached to the PC or connect the cable directly to the serial port. Go into Start, Programs, and run PTComm3 The following screen appears: The program recognizes the Bar Code reader and displays the Form data file with the inventory data in the reader.

Left-click on the file name and drag it to the directory structure you wish to save the file. This can be a server directory or your computer. Remember where you saved the data file. After you release the mouse button, this screen appears to show that the transfer went OK. Now continue with the Physical Inventory or Cycle Count by going to Modules, Inventory, Physical Inventory.

Geometry and discrete mathematics 12th. For this example, Choose Physical. Select the area to receive the inventory counts. Select “Import” to get the inventory data from the data file you created.

Select the saved inventory data file 2. Choose to append or replace counts 3. Press ‘OK’ Most times you will be replacing the previous inventory counts. A situation to “Append” would be where there are multiple storage areas for a part within a single ‘STORES’ area. The following screen appears (Hopefully you will not have any errors): Correct any errors and re-process individually or in the next import.

You may now continue as described in section 6.1.4 for your Physical Inventory. 16.4.4 Software Arts Bar Code Font Option Software Arts offers an optional 3 of 9 or UPC Bar Code True Type font that can be inserted into any pc/MRP form or label using pc/MRP's custom report writer. In versions lower than 7.01 users must call Software Arts for the disk set or download URL. In versions 7.01 and higher users can call Software Arts for the barcode activation codes. Both methods will utilize the instructions below. Barcodes can be added to pc/MRP labels, forms, and reports by installing pc/MRP's optional True Type bar code font files, (3of9.TFF Version 1.0 or c39hdw3, c39hdn3, c39hdm3, c39n3, c39m3, c39w3 Version 2.0) into Windows Font folder.