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11.5 - Inventory Buttons

Delete All Button, via the Murata Queue

The Delete All button deletes all listed transaction in the Murata Queue window.

but_Interface (gry) Note: This button is part of the customized MURATA interface and is therefore not applicable to most TRAX customers.

Delete Transaction Button, via the Murata Queue

The Delete Transaction button deletes the selected transaction in the Murata Queue window.

but_Interface (gry) Note: This button is part of the customized MURATA interface and is therefore not applicable to most TRAX customers.

Found Button, via Missing Parts Queue

The Found button is utilized to indicate that a P/N that had previously been designated as 'MISSING' as found in Inventory Transaction. This function restores the quantity that had gone missing into the specified Location and Bin

Lost Button, via Inventory Transaction

The Lost button is utilized to remove a lost P/N from Inventory

Move Schedule Button, via Physical Inventory Count Dashboard

The Move Schedule but_move_schedule_small button can be utilized to change when a Count is to be conducted. Upon selecting the button for which Count is to have its schedule changed, through the Count's checkbox, the new schedule must be determined.

P/N Initial Load Button, via Inventory Detail Transaction History

Select the P/N Initial Load button for the 'LOST' Transaction Type to conduct a P/N Initial Load and bring a Lost component back into Inventory

P/N Missing Button, via Inventory Transaction

The P/N Missing button is utilized to flag a part as missing, or not physically in the appropriate location/bin, in Inventory Transaction and as a part of its Transaction History. Upon being flagged as Missing, the P/N can be found in the Missing Parts Queue window. From there, the part can be Scrapped or deemed Lost or Found.

This button was also added to the Murata Queue window.

P/N S/N Change Button, via Inventory Transaction

The following functionality was added to the P/N S/N Change button: If a P/N S/N Change takes place for a P/N that had triggered a Reliability Alert, the Reliability Alert Level information for the part will be updated accordingly. For example, a part was removed multiple times thereby triggering a reliability Alert Level. If a later P/N S/N Change for that part overrides the Alert Level calculation, the Alert Level will be updated in the P/N Reliability prints accordingly.

Prorated Button, P/N Inventory Control Prorating Install Scenarios, A/C Tab

The following note was added: When the prorated part is installed on a particular A/C, the values of the prorated Actuals are populated from Planning Query.

RTN From Quarantine Button, via Inventory Transaction

The RTN From Quarantine but_rtn_from_quarantine_small button is utilized to return an unserviceable part from a Quarantine location to regular Inventory, removes its unserviceable code, and returns the part to have Available Quantity in Inventory Transaction.

Request Tray Button, via Inventory Transaction

Select the Request Tray button to send a message to the Murata interface requesting the robotic crane to retrieve the tray containing the selected Batch.

but_Interface (gry) Note: This button is part of the customized MURATA interface and is therefore not applicable to most TRAX customers.

Return to Stock Button, via Inventory Transaction

Batch In Inventory Audit: Return to Stock with Batch In Inventory Audit radio button can be utilized when parts are returned after W/O Closing.

Start Selected Button, via Physical Inventory Count Dashboard

After selecting the checkbox of the desired Bin Count, the user can begin the Counting through selecting the Start Selected but_start_selected_small button.

Tool Check-Out Button, via Inventory Transaction

The A/C field has been added to the Tool Check Out window. The user can now enter the Work Order or the A/C for which the tool is being checked out to work on. If the A/C selected does not have a corresponding Line Work Order, the system will display a hard warning to inform the user that the A/C does not have a Line Work Order setup.

Note: This button is not new in TRAX Version 11.5. The addition of the A/C field has been added in Version 11.5 and all later releases of TRAX.

Users will receive a warning when attempting to check out a tool that contains an expired P/N Control or expired P/N Engineering Control. Depending on Inventory switch MSGPLANDUE: when set to No users will receive a hard warning preventing the tool from being checked out, when set to Yes users will receive a soft warning which allows the tool to be checked out.

See Also

11.5 - Inventory

11.5 - Inventory Module

11.5 - Inventory Switches

11.5 - Inventory Transaction Codes

11.5 - Inventory Security

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