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Common Mobile Devices Questions By what criteria can the InventoryControl database be filtered to produce the database that’s downloaded to a mobile device Source and Destination Sites (To/From Sites), a range of Location values and a range of Item Number values can be specified in the Create Database screen’s Filter section. (Main Window > Mobility > WDT2200 or Windows Mobile/CE > Create Database). Business Examples Business Type: Distributing – Multiple Mobile Devices Sebastian Distributing has several workers in both warehouses that use mobile devices. Because of the warehouse environment, and the fact that this business has a large amount of inventory, they have chosen to use the WDT3200. A typical workday for a mobile device user is as follows: The supervisor creates and sends an updated database to each mobile device. The employee receives the device assigned to her area. She performs transactions (Adds, Removes, Receives, Moves, Picks) as needed throughout the day. At the end of the day, the she returns the device to the supervisor who transfers the transaction information back to the PC database. The supervisor then process the transactions using the Mobile Device Wizard. Business Type: Fleet – Multiple Mobile Devices This medium-sized business uses the WDT2200. The fleet business has each vehicle setup as a site. Each truck has it’s own mobile device that the driver uses to perform transactions. Each device is set on the Site Configuration screen to the specific vehicle (site) to which it is assigned. A typical workday for a mobile device user is as follows: The supervisor creates and sends an updated database to each mobile device. The employee receives the device assigned to his or her truck. The trucks are restocked each morning based on the call schedule for that day. To do this, the user performs Move transactions on the mobile device moving the inventory from the storage area to the truck (and physically moves the inventory). The user then begins making the calls for the day and removes inventory as needed. For example, when a cable box and remote are removed from the truck and left with 50
a customer, the user will use the mobile device to access the Remove screen, scan the barcode to bring up that piece of inventory and mark it as removed in the system. At the end of the day, the user returns the mobile device to the supervisor who sends the data back to the PC and processes the transactions. Business Type: Reseller This business is not using mobile devices. Also Available in InventoryControl Help… For More Information On… Type this in the Index tab… Windows Mobile Device – Setup Mobile Device Steps to setup mobile devices WDT2200 – Setting up the Device Windows Mobile Device – Setup Mobile Device Steps to create a mobile WDT2200 – Setting up the database Device WDT2200 – Creating the PDT Database Steps to send mobile database to the device Steps to retrieve data from the mobile device Windows Mobile Device – Setup Mobile Device WDT2200 – Setting up the Device WDT2200 – Sending Data to PDT Windows Mobile Device – Retrieving Data from the Device WDT2200 – Receiving Data from PDT 51
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Page 41 and 42: Mapping Your Data To tell Inventory
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