Handling Unit Templates (whwmd4160m000)Use this session to view and maintain the handling unit template for the selected package definition. Note
HU Template The code of the handling unit template. This code is generated
by LN. Package Definition The code of the package definition to which the current
handling unit template belongs. Package Definition Type The package definition type of the package definition to which
the current handling unit template belongs. Parent Node The parent node of the current node. Node The number of the current node. Packaging Item Quantity The quantity of the packaging item that is used for the current
node. For example, the parent node has 1 packaging item Pallet, and the child
node has 100 packaging items Box. Packaging Item A packaging item is a piece of packing material that is defined
as a packaging item in LN, for example, box, pallet, crate, and so
on. Labeled If this check box is selected, for each packing item
defined for the node, a handling unit and a label is generated for each packaging item of the current
level. These labels can be printed. In this way, each existing packing item is
uniquely identified. For example, if the current level contains 10 boxes, 10
labels and 10 handling units are generated. If this check box is cleared, one handling unit is generated for the current level regardless of the number of packaging items. Auxiliary Packaging If this check box is selected, auxiliary packaging is
defined for the node. To define auxiliary packaging for a node, highlight the
node in the overview mode of the current session and select Auxiliary Packaging on the appropriate menu to access
the Handling Unit Template Node - Auxiliary Packaging (whwmd4162m000) session. Item The item that is packed. You can only enter items for Mixed package definitions. If you access the handling unit template from the Package Definitions (whwmd4110m000) session, only the items defined for Mixed package definitions are displayed. If you access the handling unit template from the Item - Package Definitions (whwmd4130m000) session, the item that you link to the current packaged definition is displayed. Label Layout The code applied for single-item handling units. For details, refer to the online Help of the Label Layout field in the Handling Units (whwmd5130m000) session. Multi-Item Label Layout The label layout code applied for multi-item handling units.
This label layout code is linked to handling units when LN generates the
handling units. LN generates only single-item handling units. The composition of multi-item
handling units is a manual process. You can change a single-item handling unit
into a multi-item handling unit. When you change a single-item handling unit
into a multi-item handling unit, often a different label layout is applied. You
can modify the label layout code. LN also allows you to specify the second (mixed) label layout code in the package definition. The only exception is the lowest level of the package definition which contains the child level handling units. LN uses the second label layout when a single-item handling unit, (usually generated by LN) is manually changed into a mixed-item handling unit. You can change the second label layout code at handling unit level. For more information, refer to Automatic Labeling of Multi-Item Handling Unit field of the Warehouses (whwmd2500m000) session. Note If no label layout code is specified, the LN retrieves the label layout codes defined at warehouse order activity level or warehouse level. Item Quantity in Storage Unit The quantity of the item that is packed for the current node.
The item quantity is expressed in the storage unit of the item. Storage Unit The unit in which the item quantity is expressed. Item Quantity inInventory Unit The quantity of the item that is packed for the current node.
The item quantity is expressed in the inventory unit of the item. Quantity in Inventory Unit The unit in which the item quantity is expressed. Multi-owner handling unit is allowed If this check box is selected, it indicates whether handling unit can
contain children that belong to different owners. Full Packages Only If this check box is selected, on a specific node/ packaging level within
the handling unit template, this node must contain only full packages. When for Example, the full
package quantity is 10, the planned warehouse order in Order Management always has
a quantity that is a multiple of 10. For example, 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 etc., A
quantity of 35 is not allowed. The packages within the node/ level for which
this check box is selected must only be shipped fully. Note You can view this field only if the Use Contracts for Schedules check box is selected in the Sales Schedule Parameters (tdsls0100s500) session. If this field is enabled for a parent node, all the related child nodes are also full packages. If the packaging item is not defined, LN defaults the value for this field from for the node that has the packaging item defined. This field is applicable only if the origin of the warehouse order Sales Schedule. Single Reference If this check box is selected, LN allows only single packaging reference for the selected node. Note
Virtual Node If this check box is selected, the current node is virtual. You cannot
specify a packaging item quantity or an item quantity, because the Item Quantity in Storage Unit and Packaging Item Quantity fields are
unavailable. This check box is only available for bottom-level nodes. Single Packaging Reference A If this check box is selected, LN allows only single packaging reference A for the selected node. Note
Single Packaging Reference B If this check box is selected, LN allows only single packaging reference B for the selected node. Note
Allow Multi Stock Point for Shipping If this check box is selected, handling units for the current node that are
generated during picking or shipping can include multiple stock points. Note If this check box is selected for a child node, this check box is also selected for the related parent nodes. Allow Multi Item for Shipping If this check box is selected, LN generates multi-item handling units during the creation of
shipment line handling units. However, the package definitions of the items
must match. The packaging items used and the node setup of the handling units
must match. If there is a difference, packages for these items cannot be merged
into a multi-item handling unit. Note
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