Intermec PM4i EasyADC for Microsoft Great Plains User's Manual - Page 70

View Menu, Utilities Menu, Modules Menu, Label Manager, Remote Terminal

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Chapter 3 - Using the Data Collection Manager View Menu Utilities Menu The View menu contains options for viewing the Error Log or Transaction Log. The Error Log and Transaction Log are used for diagnosing problems and may be requested by a technical support technician. All of the logs are cleared, after reaching a specified size to keep your disk drive clean. For help, see "Viewing the Error and Transaction Logs" on page 54. The Utilities menu includes Verify Physical Count, which you use in conjunction with Great Plains Stock Count Entry. By default, if an item is not counted, the Verified box in Great Plains is not checked. If you do not count an item (quantity 0), Great Plains requires that the Verified box be checked to process the Stock Count. Choose Utilities > Verify Physical Count to mark all the uncounted (quantity 0) items Verified for a Stock Count ID/Site combination. The Zero Count Verifier dialog box appears. Modules Menu Zero Count Verifier Dialog Box You can also initiate this process from the CK30 by pressing F1 if you have enabled the Allow Verify Counts for GP PI checkbox. For help, see "Physical Inventory" on page 84. EasyADC offers a suite of sub-modules to help automate your business. You can access these modules from the EasyADC Modules menu or from Start > Programs > Intermec > EasyADC. Label Manager For details, see "Using the EasyADC Label Manager" on page 28. Remote Terminal For details, see "Using Remote Terminal" on page 53. 58 EasyADC System User's Manual

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Chapter 3 — Using the Data Collection Manager
58
EasyADC System User’s Manual
View Menu
The
View
menu contains options for viewing the Error Log or
Transaction Log. The Error Log and Transaction Log are used for
diagnosing problems and may be requested by a technical support
technician. All of the logs are cleared, after reaching a specified size to keep
your disk drive clean.
For help, see “Viewing the Error and Transaction Logs” on page 54.
Utilities Menu
The
Utilities
menu includes
Verify Physical Count
, which you use in
conjunction with Great Plains Stock Count Entry.
By default, if an item is not counted, the
Verified
box in Great Plains is
not checked. If you do not count an item (quantity 0), Great Plains
requires that the
Verified
box be checked to process the Stock Count.
Choose
Utilities
>
Verify Physical Count
to mark all the uncounted
(quantity 0) items Verified for a Stock Count ID/Site combination. The
Zero Count Verifier dialog box appears.
Zero Count Verifier Dialog Box
You can also initiate this process from the CK30 by pressing
F1
if you
have enabled the
Allow Verify Counts for GP PI
checkbox. For help, see
“Physical Inventory” on page 84.
Modules Menu
EasyADC offers a suite of sub-modules to help automate your business.
You can access these modules from the EasyADC Modules menu or from
Start
>
Programs
>
Intermec
>
EasyADC
.
Label Manager
For details, see “Using the EasyADC Label Manager” on page 28.
Remote Terminal
For details, see “Using Remote Terminal” on page 53.