When using In RTA Web you are able to use the barcode scanner in four different ways:
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Tracking Your Parts Using The UPC
When adding parts, you may want to use the UPC (Universal Product Code) which is stored on the barcode. This way you can pull the part simply by scanning the box or part. When doing this, it is necessary to add a Vendor for these part numbers.
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RTA recommends numbering the Vendor as a 999 and labelling it as UPC or Barcode to show it’s for parts cross references |
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If you are tracking the UPC with a Worth Data LT-5001 Tricoder, make sure to set it to Nonnon-Portable portable mode using option #3 in the main menu and a Micro-USB to USB cord. |
Adding
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a Parts to Work Orders
When you are posting parts to a WO you can add the part by scanning the part label (or the UPC barcode if you followed the steps above).
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Go to Maint. & Repair > Work Orders and select the Work Order you are posting to
Select Posting or highlight the work order line and click Post
From the drop down, select Parts if its it's not already there
Click into the Add Part* field
Scan the part label or UPC barcode
Select the part and input the appropriate quantity and hit Post
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Parts to Purchase Orders
When you are adding a part to a PO line you can scan the part’s label (or the UPC barcode if you followed the steps above).
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Go to Parts Management > PO's and create a new PO
Select the Vendor for the part you want (do not use the UPC vendor)
Select Add Line
Click into the Add Part* field
Scan the part label or UPC barcode
Select the part (it will use the Vendor’s part number)
Fill out the rest of the PO information
Select Save
Searching For
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a Part File
When searching parts in the web , you can pull up the part file with the scanner using the part label or the UPC barcode (if set up using the steps above).
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