Transportation Management with SAP LES

Lean WM 7.4
The first parameter depends on the storage type. A storage type generally indicates
a specific space in the warehouse. It is easy to imagine that a printer is also
located there and used to print transfer orders for this storage type. You use the
Warehouse movement button to assign a printer to a destination storage type
and an original storage type.
As an example, I have assigned a warehouse movement (a transfer order) to my local
printer; the warehouse movement goes from refrigeration shelf 1 (storage type KR1) to
goods issue (storage type 916). See Figure 7.21.
Figure 7.21 Control of a Specific Printer, Depending on a Specific
Warehouse Movement
You can also omit a storage type here. For example, if you omit the destination
storage type 916, all of the transfer orders taken from refrigeration shelf 1 are
printed — regardless of the destination of the goods.
Use the Picking area button to assign a specific printer to a picking area. Use the
Storage type button to assign a printer by storage type.
Now that the printers are assigned, only a definition of which printing should
occur is missing. You make this assignment depending on the movement type (see
Figure 7.22).
Figure 7.22 assigns print code “02” to movement type “601” (movement type
for a planned goods issue). Type “02” indicates standard SAP collective printing
for transfer orders.
Figure 7.22 Assignment of a Printer Code to a Movement Type
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