Handbook PO-505 - The ABC's of RMIS II Rail Management - APWU
Handbook PO-505 - The ABC's of RMIS II Rail Management - APWU
Handbook PO-505 - The ABC's of RMIS II Rail Management - APWU
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Appendix D<br />
CA — Change AVCC (Intermediate) Entries. Similar<br />
to the CO code, the key identifies those fields<br />
that can be changed. <strong>The</strong> screen is available to<br />
controlling intermediate points (Chicago; St. Louis;<br />
Memphis; and Washington, DC).<br />
CD — Change Destination Entries. Similar to the<br />
CO and CA codes, the key identifies those<br />
fields that can be changed. <strong>The</strong> screen is available to<br />
the controlling destination facility.<br />
DR — Destination Reassignment. <strong>The</strong> DR code<br />
allows a loaded van that has arrived at its final<br />
destination to be reassigned to another destination.<br />
This code, which can be used only after trailer<br />
movement has been completed (available time and<br />
date must have been entered), immediately displays<br />
the van on the DU screen <strong>of</strong> the new final destination.<br />
<strong>The</strong> screen is available to the controlling destination<br />
facility.<br />
CS — Change Status. <strong>The</strong> CS code allows the origin<br />
facility to change the status <strong>of</strong> a van from an LC or<br />
PL screen to an AE screen. Once a van has been<br />
dispatched and is in a downline facilities screen, but<br />
before any downline updates are made, selected<br />
personnel at the last owning facility can regain<br />
temporary control <strong>of</strong> that van and update certain<br />
fields (e.g., van number, release date and time, and<br />
carrier code).<br />
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