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TOPS Pro Tutorial - TOPS - Packaging Software

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Exercise #6: Design a Mixed Pallet<br />

<strong>TOPS</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> features a module known as Mix<strong>Pro</strong> Pallet, which allows you to<br />

design a pallet for display with any number of different size boxes. In this<br />

exercise, we're loading a pallet for shipment to a warehouse store, where<br />

the pallet will be displayed directly on a busy aisle. This mixed pallet<br />

load includes several shipcases of snack foods – 15 cases of chocolate<br />

bars, 32 cases of peanut bars and 30 cases corn chips, all of which have<br />

different shipcase dimensions.<br />

To design a pallet for display, you'll start from the Control Panel and work<br />

through four simple sets of procedures, in this order:<br />

1. Select and define a pallet.<br />

2. Create new shipcases.<br />

3. Add the shipcases to the pick list.<br />

4. Define the unitload (pallet) parameters.<br />

Step 1: Select and Define a Pallet<br />

To select and define a pallet, start from the Control Panel and follow these<br />

instructions:<br />

1. Go to the Toolbar and click on the Mix<strong>Pro</strong> Pallet Design Editor icon –<br />

.<br />

System Response: The Mix<strong>Pro</strong> Screen appears, as pictured below.<br />

2. Click on the Pallet button.<br />

System Response: The Pallet Parameters dialog box appears, as<br />

pictured on the next page.<br />

<strong>TOPS</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>Tutorial</strong> 71

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