Worth Data TriCoder t53, Руководство пользователя

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Press a key and the TriCoder displays:
DATA UPLOAD?
KEY [YES/NO]?_
If you want to upload a partially picked Pick List, simply bypass the
warning message the TriCoder will display indicating that the Pick List is
incomplete.
Pick List Examples
The following example illustrates a program that would both output the
order number and output the items on the pick list:
Stmt
#
Entry
Type
Data ID Yes/Next No/End Description
1 D O1O 02 00 outputs order number
2 D P1P 02 02 outputs items picked
In the example above, if you press the END key while executing statement
#2 you can bypass a record in the Pick List and go to the next one.
A program that uses a Pick List can still utilize other statement types. In the
following example, not only does the program access the Pick List but also
records the serial number:
Stm
t #
Entry
Type
Prompt Text Data ID Yes/
Next No/End Description
1 D Picker No.? 02 99 outputs picker no.
2 D O1O 03 00 outputs order number
3 D P1P 04 03 outputs items picked
4 D Scan Serial # 04 03 loops on serial #
In the example above, the program requires the operator to enter the number
picked, then scan or enter the serial numbers of each item picked. When all
serial numbers have been scanned or entered, the user presses the END key
to get to the next record in the pick list. You can skip items in the Pick List
by pressing the END key while executing statement #3. To prevent the user
from skipping items, enter 00 in the No/END field of statement #3.
Computer/TriCoder Interface for Pick Lists
To the TriCoder, Pick Lists are simply tables to download. To really utilize
Pick Lists, the system should be as automated for the operator as possible.
Here’s how we envision Pick Lists being used:
•
Take the orders and create a pick list to downloaded to a system
server, making the file available from remote locations.