Tap the blue name at the top of the screen, it toggles over into the info mode that will show you all backroom locations, also shows you a bunch of other useful info. Tap the take button to the left of the listed backroom locations and then scan where you're pulling from. Add the number you pulled and you're golden.
I started doing research on the mydevice before all the research apps were taken away from the PDA. When it comes to doing stand alone research, the PDA was much faster than what the mydevice is right now; load the app, scan the item, change the count, wait for prompt vs load my work, switch task to research, scan item, click on update counts, change count, wait for green checkmark. I do like the task list much better because I no longer have to find a pog header to scan when an item has multiple locations.
As long as the team uses just pdas or just mydevices for it. You'll run into issues with the task lists otherwise.
Can't pull batches yet with MyDevice, only single items, as needed by guests.
It's been removed from PDAs at my store.
So just to be clear these are the the pegs that all have the same smart schematic?
The sound that you hear when you scan something actually comes from the scanner, the iPod's volume does not adjust it. It sounds like a hardware/software issue with the sled itself, as that sound isn't even triggered by our application.
Is this consistent or sporadic? I'm testing out our next release at the store today and I can't recreate this, so either it got fixed or I'm just not hitting the right conditions.
Is there someone else in those aisles? Like is there a person icon in those aisles? Because the device should make your next task the closest available task to what you had just scanned.
Help me understand this, if you are inputting a qty for a location that means you are standing at that location (well you should be, otherwise you're not actually counting it). what causes are you deviating from the flow in the first place to go to the other location? And why wouldn't you want the closest task to your current location automatically assigned to you? It seems inefficient to run around not in order, so clearly I am missing something.
That's a question for Honeywell, the original design wasn't nearly as rugged. I mean it looked better without the screws, but the tops often busted.
That's what I thought, thanks for clarifying.
Yes you are correct the same smart schematic just multiple facings. The PDA would beep for those to let us know to check all facings of that item.
Then I'd need a screw driver every time I wanted to reset the sled so it could scan again.
I called 701 and they said sorry you will just have to send it in. So I'm on the hunt for this screw for myself. I need to troubleshoot these things!
Its a tiny security bit, I happen to have one though from taking apart stuff and things.
Uggghhh! Share! Haha!
@OtherGuy, another question has been asked. Thanks for your help!
@OtherGuy! We need some help here, please. Are your my devices up to date?
The problem is when it comes to items with multiple locations. Let's say I'm on aisle F30 and the item being researched has a location on F39. Since I don't want to zero out a count without checking the other locations I will input the correct quantity in each location. Once I click on update counts the task list will then jump to the highest aisle location instead of staying on the current aisle on the task list. So my task list is now on F39 instead of F30 even though the product is on both aisles. If I scan other items on F30 it might bring the task list back to that aisle, but it may also go to a random aisle in between, even if the item is only located on F30.
