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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Default Label Information + Price Option + Bin Location? Then Use A:<br />

Inventory Item and Description Next To No 2 line label<br />

template<br />

Inventory Item and Description Next To Yes 3 line label<br />

template<br />

Inventory Item and Description Above No 3 line label<br />

template<br />

Inventory Item and Description Above Yes 4 line label<br />

template<br />

2 If you plan to print your inventory labels on a dot matrix printer, there are no prior setup steps.<br />

Creating the Labels:<br />

1 Go to Reports → POS → Inventory/Ticket Labels. Select Standard or Child Inventory as the Item Option.<br />

2 Pick and choose among the selection criteria to get a very small sub-population for test printing. Choose whether<br />

you want to print bin location and/or price on the labels. Choose whether you'll be printing Laser or Matrix labels.<br />

If Matrix labels, complete the other fields as needed, and press F1 if you need field level Help.<br />

3 Click Print to print a test sheet of labels. Print it on plain paper and hold it up to the label stock to see how close it<br />

aligns. You may need to adjust the label margins, page size or font (here or in Laser Label Template File<br />

Maintenance - see Step 1).<br />

4 When you have made all necessary adjustments to produce a perfect test label, return to the selection criteria to<br />

get the whole selection that you want. When you are satisfied with the range selected, click Print.<br />

5 When you print, a file called ZZZ.LBL (where ZZZ stands for your 3 character user ID) will be saved to your<br />

Export Location, as defined in Security File Maintenance - P'Loc Screen 5 of 6. If your printer malfunctions during<br />

the actual printing, you can re-print this file using conventional DOS or Windows print commands.<br />

Dot matrix label output will print to your default Label Printer, as defined in Security File<br />

Maintenance - Devices Screen 3 of 6. Remember to load your label stock into the printer<br />

before this final step. All dot matrix bar code labels will print "one up."<br />

Laser label output will require that you select a Laser Label Template (see Step 1), and also<br />

choose a laser printer from the printer ID picklist. Remember to load your label stock into the<br />

printer before this final step.<br />

Printing Bar Coded Ticket Labels<br />

You can create ticket labels with bar codes in <strong>RecTrac</strong> for use in POS. Having bar codes on all<br />

ticket blocks saves many keystrokes and increases accuracy during POS. To use bar codes, you<br />

must attach a bar code reader as a peripheral input device.<br />

Setup:<br />

1 If you plan to print your ticket labels on laser labels, then you must first setup a laser label template. In (Files -<br />

System - Other - ) Laser Label Template Maintenance: Add or edit any one of the TIX templates found on the<br />

Label Maintenance browser. These templates are pre-defined to fit on Avery 5160 or 5161 label sizes. Be sure<br />

that any ticket template you add is coded with Type = Bar Code Label. You may choose the pitch according to<br />

how much needs to fit on the labels. Remember: the smaller the pitch number, the larger the font is.<br />

• Ticket labels need to be at least 2 print lines long (for ticket ID and description).<br />

• If you plan to print Price on the labels, you may need to add a line.<br />

Vermont Systems, Inc. 467 06/09/08

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