Intermec CK3 Series User manual

Epicor Dimensions Canada
Mobile Inventory
Manager
User Manual
CK3

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Contents
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 1
MOBILE INVENTORY MANAGER............................................................................................................ 1
REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................................. 1
GETTING STARTED ....................................................................................................... 3
IMPORTANT NOTE ............................................................................................................................. 3
INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................. 3
CONFIGURING EPICOR DIMENSIONS CANADA ......................................................................................... 3
Install Epicor Dimensions Canada Programs ............................................................................ 3
Create Password ....................................................................................................................... 3
Set Program Access Defaults and Exceptions........................................................................... 4
Create VM5 Port ....................................................................................................................... 5
Add Security.............................................................................................................................. 6
Create the Port in BBRWIN.CFG................................................................................................ 6
Re-Launch Dimensions.............................................................................................................. 6
Create Required File ................................................................................................................. 6
CONFIGURING TELNETCE .................................................................................................................... 6
USING THE MOBILE INVENTORY MANAGER ................................................................. 7
INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................. 7
LAUNCHING THE MOBILE INVENTORY MANAGER PORT ............................................................................ 7
STARTING THE MOBILE INVENTORY MANAGER ....................................................................................... 8
LOGGING IN...................................................................................................................................... 9
NAVIGATING WITHIN THE INVENTORY MANAGER .................................................................................... 9
EXITING THE INVENTORY MANAGER...................................................................................................... 9
INVENTORY INQUIRY ..................................................................................................11
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................ 11
INVENTORY INQUIRY......................................................................................................................... 11
INVENTORY COUNTS ..................................................................................................17
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................ 17
INVENTORY COUNTS......................................................................................................................... 17
ENTER PURCHASE ORDER ...........................................................................................21
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................ 21
ENTERING AN EXISTING PURCHASE ORDER BATCH................................................................................. 21
CHANGING AN EXISTING PURCHASE ORDER BATCH ............................................................................... 24
CREATING A NEW PURCHASE ORDER BATCH ........................................................................................ 25
RECEIVE BY BARCODE .................................................................................................27
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................ 27
RECEIVE BY BARCODE....................................................................................................................... 27
INVENTORY LOCATION ...............................................................................................31
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................ 31
INVENTORY LOCATION ...................................................................................................................... 31

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APPENDIX: RE-CONFIGURING THE MOBILE DEVICE......................................................33
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................33
INSTALLING ACTIVESYNC ...................................................................................................................33
INSTALLING WAVELINK TELNETCE.......................................................................................................35
Wavelink TelnetCE License......................................................................................................35
Wavelink TelnetCE Installer.....................................................................................................36
Wavelink TelnetCE Configuration ...........................................................................................37
UPLOADING CONFIGURATION TO MOBILE DEVICE .................................................................................40
CONFIGURING WIRELESS SETTINGS ON THE CK3....................................................................................42
APPENDIX: PRINTING FROM A MOBILE DEVICE ...........................................................43
PRINTING TO A BLUETOOTH MOBILE PRINTER.......................................................................................43
SET UP THE LABEL FORMAT TO BE USED ..............................................................................................44
PRINTING FROM YOUR HANDHELD ......................................................................................................45
APPENDIX: TESTING THE BARCODE SCANNER .............................................................47
UPC-A (UCC-12) .......................................................................................................................47
UPC-E (UCC-12) .......................................................................................................................47
EAN -8 (EAN.UCC -8)................................................................................................................47
EAN -13 (EAN.UCC -13)............................................................................................................47
Code-128 .................................................................................................................................48
Code 39 ...................................................................................................................................48
EAN.UCC-14 (UCC-14) .............................................................................................................48
I2O5 (UCC-14)..........................................................................................................................48
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK ................................................................................................49
YOUR OPINION MATTERS!.................................................................................................................49

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Introduction
Mobile Inventory Manager
The Mobile Inventory Manager allows users to access Epicor Dimensions Canada
programs anywhere in the store. Tasks such as inventory counts, inventory and
price inquiries, creating barcodes, creating purchase orders, and processing
inventory receipts can all be performed remotely. Unlike batch devices, the data
entered is transmitted instantly to the Epicor Dimensions Canada system.
The Mobile Inventory Manager runs on an Intermec CK3 Windows Mobile device.
This advanced mobile computer is equipped with a built-in barcode
scanner and provides high-quality data capture and high-
performance real-time processing.
The handheld device connects to the Epicor
Dimensions Canada server via a wireless network
connection. The range and reliability of the
connection depends on the setup and
configuration of the wireless network. Only specific wireless
networking devices are supported by Epicor. Please contact your
Epicor Dimensions Canada sales representative for supported products.
Using the Mobile Inventory Manager uses an Epicor Dimensions Canada port and
requires appropriate licensing.
Requirements
The following components are necessary to use the Mobile Inventory Manager:
Wireless network.
The wireless network should be properly set up and secured with
professionally installed access points to ensure maximum coverage. Epicor
has only certified the Mobile Inventory Manager with the Symbol AP-5131
Access Point.
Intermec CK3 handheld device.
Epicor Dimensions version 5 or higher.
To ensure optimal performance, the latest service packs should be installed.
Epicor Dimensions Canada user license.
Using the Mobile Inventory Manager uses an Epicor Dimensions Canada user
license. This is the same type of license that is required for running an SDTerm
port or a terminal. If the number of users on the system exceeds the number of
available licenses, the programs will not run.
Mobile Inventory Manager Software module.
Wavelink TelnetCE installer and license available from Wavelink.com
Config file for TelnetCE available from Epicor Dimensions Canada.
USB-A to USB-microB cable used to load Wavelink TelnetCE.
Spare CK3 battery is recommended but not required.

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Getting Started
Important Note
Please note that since the MIM programs on your CK3 require the use of a WiFi
connection, battery life will be impacted. Using the WiFi radio for live 2-way data
transfer means that battery life will be reduced when compared to using the CK3 in
a batch (non-live) mode.
Therefore it is recommended that you have a spare battery available which can be
charging while using the installed battery.
Introduction
The CK3 used with the Mobile Inventory Manager must be configured for your
Epicor Dimensions Canada system.
Changes must also be made to your Epicor Dimensions system’s configuration
file. For reference purposes, these changes are outlined below. However, these
changes should be made by Epicor Dimensions Canada.
Please call your account manager at 800-538-8597 to schedule this set up.
Configuring Epicor Dimensions Canada
Install Epicor Dimensions Canada Programs
Ensure that the latest revisions of the Mobile Inventory Manager programs have
been installed in the Dim folder (WMM, WMC, WMB, WMP, and WML).
Create Password
A new password must be created to allow the handheld device to connect to the
server.
1. From the “System Functions” menu, select “Add/Maintain Users” and then
“Add Maintain Password. The following screen will appear:
BCFMPASS Maintain a PASSWORD File 11/22/11
Rev 02.40.002 C:\DIM\0\PASSWORD 77 14:50:27
---------- User Group Access Flags ----------
1. Password: WM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
2. Account.: WM 23. X
3. Usr Name: WM 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
4. Usr Level.: 1 39.
5. Minutes On: 0 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
6. Last Date.: 00/00/00 55.
---- Option Flags ---- 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 71. X
7. X 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 87.
15. 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
103.
- Drive Access Flags - 97 98 99
135. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 119.
_
122. Searchlist: 5: 1 5:51 5: 0 0: 0 0: 0 0: 0
134. Initial Program
Command Line: WMM
-------------- Higher Security Only -------------- ----- Screen Blanking ------
144.Secur Level 0 145 Expire 0 146.Flags: 0 147.Timeout 0 148.Type 0

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2. Add password “WM” as shown above.
Password = WM
Account = WM
User Name = WM
User Level = 1 (this is only used for launching the initial password
screen and menu on the handheld)
User Group Access Flags and Searchlist should be the same as a
standard user on the system
Command Line = WMM *
* see the subsection Set Program Access Default and Exceptions for
Command Line Options
Set Program Access Defaults and Exceptions
If desired, access to the five available MIM programs can be controlled by user.
For example, it’s possible to set permissions so that all users can access Inventory
Inquiry, one user can also access both the Barcode and Location functions, a
second user can access the Suggestion Order function and a third user can the
Inventory Count function.
Module
Option #
All users
User 1
User 2
User 3
Inv. Inquiry
1
yes
yes
yes
yes
Inv. Counts
2
no
no
no
yes
Suggested Orders
3
no
no
yes
no
Barcodes
4
no
yes
no
no
Locations
5
no
yes
no
no
The setup for the preceding example would be as follows:
1. The “All Users” access control is set using a “Command Line” option in
Password Maintenance. Add the desired Option #(s) after the WMM. All
users will have access to the Module(s) which have the corresponding
Option #(s) entered. In the above example, the Command Line entry would
be
134. Initial Program
Command Line: WMM 1
(If you wanted to also allow access to Suggested Orders for all users, the
line would be entered as WMM 1,3)

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Configuring Epicor Dimensions Canada …cont’d
2. Individual permissions are set up in Add/Maintain Accounts (MG500).
The permissions are set in field 6. MIM Options.
a) User 1 would be set up as follows
MG500 MAINTAIN XSECUR FILE
1. Sign-On Name HLPLNE
2. Priority 999
3. Default Menu DM00000
4. Auto Bye-Off N
5. Printer Queue
6. MIM Options 1,4,5
b) User 2 would be set up with MIM Options = 1,3
c) User 3 would be set up with MIM Options = 1,2
If the Initial Program Command Line is entered simply as WMM, all users will have
access to all 5 modules.
Create VM5 Port
A port must be setup in VM5 for the handheld device.
1. From the Variable File menu, select “Port Information”.
2. Choose a port to use within Dimensions. This example uses port 8.
3. Create a VM5 record for the port as shown below:
DS000105 VM5 Port Info Maintenance ABC HARDWARE AND LUMBER 11/22/11
01 - STORE 1 PORT 001
1. Port# 8 Location Mobile Store Number 1
2. Cash Invoice 90 Return 90 Quote 90 Temp Quote 90 Order 90
3. Charge Invoice 90 Return 90 Quote 90 Temp Quote 90 Order 90
4. Cash In/Out & ROA 90 5. Charge Transfer 90
6. Purchase Order 90 7. Inventory Receipt 90
8. Cheque Validation Port 0 9. Real Port Number (1-999) 8
10. Terminal Type (W,N,P,H) H 11. Keyboard Type C
12. Report Printer (S,P,1-999) 90 13. Printer Type (0-999) 0
14. Price Disp. Type (Y,N,P,I) N 15. Price Display Port (0-999) 0
16. Cash Drawer Type N 17. Cash Drawer Port (0-999) 0
18. Open Slave Port Code 24 19. Close Slave Port Code 20
20. Compress Print Code 29 21. Reset Compressed Print Code 30
22. Terminal Type (II) W 23. Fsale-Prt On Fly (N,O,S,M)
24. Set Function Keys (Y/N) N 25. Stand Alone PC (Y/N) N
26. Colour Terminal (Y/N) N 27. Multi-Part Copies (1-99) 1
28. Windows Device Name
Linked Ports:
A=Add D=Delete U=Duplicate N=Next P=Previous F=Field Pg 1 / 2
V=View C=Change R=Renumber <PAGE DOWN> <ESC>=Exit
Field 10 Terminal Type must be set to H.
4. Save your changes and exit.

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Add Security
The Security Key supplied by Epicor Dimensions must be entered.
1. From the main Epicor Dimensions menu select Variable File Variable
File Maintenance Security Information.
2. Press d.
3. Enter 11 and press J. The cursor will move to line 11.
4. Enter the 12-digit Security Key as supplied by Epicor Dimensions and
press J. The expiry date will change to 99/99/99 (i.e. no expiry).
5. Press Eto exit the program.
Create the Port in BBRWIN.CFG
The port must be configured properly in BBRWIN.CFG.
Note: Editing the file BBRWIN.CFG should only be done by Epicor
personnel.
Configure the port as a socket port in BBRWIN.CFG (socket port = 40000 + port
number, type=2). The following example configures port 76:
:Port SocketPort Flags
105 76 40076 0 1 2048
:Task Port Type Flags PassWord FChar HChar
3076 76 20 BYE 006 000 :CK3
Re-Launch Dimensions
After the port has been created in VM5 and BBRWIN.CFG, bye off and re-launch
the port so that the above changes will take effect.
Create Required File
A new file, RFH.d, is required. Create it with 100 records using DS08911.
Configuring TelnetCE
The handheld device uses a TelnetCE terminal emulator to connect to the
Dimensions server. In many ways, this is comparable to the way an Axel or Wyse
terminal connects.
To configure the TelnetCE client see the section Installing TelnetCE (Wavelink) in
the Appendix at the end of this document.

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Using the Mobile Inventory Manager
Introduction
This section explains how to use the Mobile Inventory Manager to do the following
functions:
Inventory Inquiries
Add Items to Label Batches
Inventory Counts
Create Purchase Orders
Receive By Barcode
Inventory Location
Launching the Mobile Inventory Manager Port
1. Log on to any terminal using a password which has access to a command
prompt.
2. From the prompt run SYYMPC. The screen appears as follows.
SYYMPC Mobile Port Controller 5-STORE BLDG SUPPLIES UG2 01/26/12
Number Of Ports In Use: 0 01 - STORE 1 - UG2 PORT 0001
Port: 20 *** Not In Use ***
Port: 65 *** Not In Use ***
Port: 253 *** Not In Use ***
S = Start Port K = Kill Port <F1> = Help <ESC> = Quit
You could also add SYYMPC to a menu if you wish to be able to run it without
requiring use of a password which has command prompt access.
3. The program will list all ports which are configured for MIM devices. In most
cases there will only be one port in a store configured for a handheld.

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Launching the MIM Port …cont’d
4. To enable a port so the MIM device can be used, enter Sto Start Port. At
the “Enter port number to Start (A=ALL):” prompt enter the desired port
number and press J. When done the screen will appear as follows.
SYYMPC Mobile Port Controller 5-STORE BLDG SUPPLIES UG2 01/26/12
Number Of Ports In Use: 1 01 - STORE 1 - UG2 PORT 0001
Port: 20 *** Not In Use ***
Port: 65 Running Program: WMM/NE - Mobile Inventory Manager Menu
Port: 253 *** Not In Use ***
S = Start Port K = Kill Port <F1> = Help <ESC> = Quit
5. You should get in the habit of killing the port to free up a User License
when finished with the MIM device.
Note: If you do not kill the port when finished working with the MIM it will
continue to use one of your User Licenses. In order to free up the User
License so another user can log on to a terminal somewhere, you must use
the K = Kill Port option.
Starting the Mobile Inventory Manager
1. To start the application, double-tap the “TelnetCE” icon on the
mobile device’s desktop.
2. The Wavelength terminal application will load, and the
message “No host connection <Enter> to connect” will appear
on the screen.
3. Press the “ENTER” button on the keypad. The message “Trying to connect
to Dimensions” will appear followed by the login screen.
Note: If garbage characters appear on the screen, such as “C@0R001C0 0 0
0 0 #”, press the ENTER key again. If this does not take you to the login
screen, exit the application and re-start it.

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Logging In
The login screen is shown below:
Store:3 Port:76
0 Labels in LB0376
Password:...
E=Exit
To login, enter a valid password and press ENTER.
Log in using your regular password. Do not use “WM”.
Navigating within the Inventory Manager
After logging in, the main menu will appear. This is shown below:
1. Inventory Inquiry
2. Inventory Counts
3. Enter Purchase Order
4. Receive By Barcode
5. Inventory Location
Selection: 0=Quit
To navigate through the application, press the number for the menu option you
wish to go to, followed by “Enter”.
Pressing “0” and “Enter” typically exits whichever screen you are on.
Paging Up and Paging Down are done using the arrow keys. On the keypad, press
the orange key on the top right corner of the keypad below the tab key. This
activates the arrow keys on the numeric keypad. To stop using the arrow keys,
press the orange button again.
Entering commands and text may be done using either the physical keypad or the
onscreen keyboard.
Exiting the Inventory Manager
To log out, press “0” and “Enter” until you are at the login screen.
Press “E” and “Enter” to exit.
Tap the “Options” box at the top left corner of the screen. Select “Exit” from the
drop down menu.
This will return you to the Windows Mobile desktop.
Note: It is good practice to exit completely out of the application each time you
stop using it. Failing to exit could leave programs open, data files locked or ports
in use, which may affect Day End or other processes.

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Inventory Inquiry
Introduction
Inventory inquiry is used to examine existing inventory to determine information
such as prices, cost, on hand quantities, and on order quantities. Inventory can
also be added to the label batch. This batch can be used to print labels from any
terminal or server.
Inventory Inquiry
1. From the main menu on the mobile device, press 1for Inventory Inquiry.
2. The following screen will appear:
Inventory Inquiry
Scan Barcode or
Enter Item/Catalog
Scan: 0=Quit
3. Scan a barcode or key in either an item or catalog number.
4. A screen similar to the following will be displayed. The exact fields
displayed depend on the settings associated with the current password.
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
OH: 1203.00 P1: 2.69
OR: 366.00 AV: 427.30
OO: .00 MK: .00
Scan: 0=Quit
Page <1>
Up to five screens of information are available for each item. The number on the
last line surrounded by the < > characters indicates the current page number. The
actual number of screens that may be viewed by a particular user depends on the
user level assigned to that user within Dimensions.
Anyone with a User Level of 3 or less may view the first 2 screens.
Anyone with a User Level of 4 through 6 may view the first 4 screens.
Anyone with a User Level of 7 may view all of the screens.

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The first screen contains basic on hand and cost information. The first line on the
screen contains the Item number followed by the catalogue number. The second
line contains the item’s description. The remaining fields are described below:
Name
Name Explained
Description
OH
On Hand
Current quantity in stock
OR
On Reserve
Current quantity on reserve
OO
On Order
Current quantity on order
P1
Price 1
The current P1 price for the
item
AV
Average Cost
The current average cost for
the item.
MK
Market Cost
The current market cost for the
item
1. To view the next page of information for this item, tap the bkey on the
onscreen keyboard or hold the orange button (located to the right of the “A”
key) and press “2”. Tapping twill move to the previous page. The first two
lines of each page will remain the same for each item. Each of the
available screens is summarized below.
Page <2> contains the following information:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Min: 1867 Max: 3734
MTDS: 0 $.00
YTDS: 42482 $120221.92
Scan: 0=Quit
Page <2>
Name
Name Explained
Description
Min
Minimum
Minimum suggested level of
stock for the item
Max
Maximum
Maximum suggested level of
stock for the item
MTDS
Month To Date Sales
Current sales this month in
both number of units sold and
dollar value sold
YTDS
Year To Date Sales
Current sales this year in both
number of units sold and dollar
value sold

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Page <3> contains the following information:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Last: 430.00 Mkt: .00
MTDP: 0 $.00
YTDP: 43172 $103368.48
Scan: 0=Quit
Page <3>
Name
Name Explained
Description
Last
Last Cost
Last cost for the item
Mkt
Market Cost
Market cost for the item
MTDP
Month To Date
Purchases
Quantity and dollar value of
orders placed for this item this
month
YTDP
Year To Date
Purchases
Quantity and dollar value of
orders placed for this item this
year
Page <4> contains the following information:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Last Purch: 01/19/06
Last Sale: 01/20/06
Seasn Cd: 0 Stk Cd: W
Scan: 0=Quit
Page <4>
Name
Name Explained
Description
Last Purch
Last Purchase
Date the item was last ordered
Last Sale
Last Sale
Date the item was last sold
Season Cd
Season Code
The time of year the item is
more likely to be in demand
Stk Cd
Stock Code
Stock code used with
suggested ordering

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Inventory Inquiry …cont’d
Page <5> contains the following information:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Loc: PB104 PB3
STUDS
Scan: 0=Quit
Page <5>
Name
Name Explained
Description
Loc
Location
Location entered for the item
2. At any inventory inquiry page, the user also has the following options:
0(zero) = Return to the main menu
L = Add the current item viewed to a label batch. These labels may be
printed from any terminal or server. Use the “Print Bin Labels and
Stickers” function in Dimensions (using Selection Method option #8).
See Chapter 5.5 of the Epicor Dimensions User Guide for more details.
P= Print a single label on your portable wireless printer.
A quantity cannot be selected; to print multiple labels, you must repeat
the “P to print” step for each desired label.
B= Add a barcode for the item. Enter or scan the barcode number and
press ENTER. A message will appear stating that the barcode has
been added to the item. Press ENTER to return to the Purchase Order
Screen.
M= Add or modify the min/max for the item. Press M to switch to the
following screen
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Min: 1867 Max: 3734
Enter the desired new minimum, or re-enter the existing minimum to
leave it unchanged, and press ENTER to move the cursor to the
maximum field. Enter the desired new maximum, or re-enter the
existing maximum to leave it unchanged, and press ENTER. The
screen will appear as follows:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Min: 1867 Max: 34734
Has been changed to
Min: 933 Max: 17367
<ENTER>=Continue
Press Jto return to the Inquiry screen.

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S= Add or modify the Stock Code for the item. Press S to switch to the
following screen:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Stock Code:D
Enter the desired new Stock Code and press ENTER. The screen will
appear as follows:
01052401 24S
2X4- 92 5/8 SPR KD STUD
Stock Code:D
Changed to:W
<ENTER>=Continue
Press Jto return to the Inquiry screen.
Enter a catalog or item number = Look up a new item

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