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Packing Prerequisites 8.1<br />

The parameters OutputDet.Proc. and Output Type are set for each packaging<br />

material for which you want to print a label. These fields are explained in more<br />

detail in Chapter 10, Shipping Papers and Documents. The Plant determin. and<br />

GenerateDlvltms fields are explained in Section 8.3.<br />

The number assignment field is important for this is where you specify whether<br />

you wish to identify your packaging materials as a handling unit <strong>with</strong> a particular<br />

number. In the case of packaging material such as the Euro-pallet, choosing the<br />

internationally recognized SSCC numbers is recommended. SSCC stands for Serial<br />

Shipping Container Code. The structure of the SSCC code is predefined. It currently<br />

begins <strong>with</strong> a “3,” followed by a 7-digit ILN number (international location number),<br />

then a 9-digit consecutive number, which uniquely identifies the packaging<br />

material, and it ends <strong>with</strong> a check digit. The code therefore comprises 1 + 7 + 9 +<br />

1 = 18 digits. This is why it is often referred to as the SSCC18 code.<br />

For the HU type you select “Pallet” in this case. Enter the number ranges for an<br />

internal or external number assignment. For the SSCC numbers, this would be the<br />

number range for the 9-digit consecutive numbers.<br />

For the boxes (packaging material type “ZKAR”), enter the number range interval<br />

‘HU-VEKP’ in the Number assgnmt field and “Unrestricted usw” as the HU<br />

type.<br />

In a second step, you can now use the packaging material group function to group<br />

your materials that are packed in the first instance <strong>with</strong> the same packaging material<br />

(such as cardboard boxes, pallets, wire boxes).<br />

All materials that are packed directly onto a Euro-pallet are assigned the same packaging<br />

material type. All materials that are first packed in cardboard packaging <strong>with</strong> certain dimensions<br />

are assigned a different packaging material type, even if the packed materials<br />

are then packed again onto a pallet. In this case, the box itself is assigned a material<br />

group for packaging materials, which in turn is assigned to a pallet.<br />

Launch Customizing and maintain your material groups for packaging materials.<br />

Your own material groups should begin <strong>with</strong> a “Z.” To give you an example, I have<br />

maintained the material groups presented in Figure 8.3 (see Figure 8.5).<br />

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