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Configuration Content for RFID-Enabled EWMConfiguration Content for
RFID-Enabled EWM
CUSTOMER Document Version: 2012_SP35 – January 25, 2013
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Configuration Content for RFID-Enabled EWM 2012_SP35 2
Copyright © Copyright 2013 SAP AG. All rights reserved. SAP Library document classification: PUBLIC
No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or for any purpose without the express permission of SAP AG. The information contained herein may be changed without prior notice. Some software products marketed by SAP AG and its distributors contain proprietary software components of other software vendors. National product specifications may vary. These materials are provided by SAP AG and its affiliated companies (“SAP Group”) for informational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind, and SAP Group shall not be liable for errors or omissions with respect to the materials. The only warranties for SAP Group products and services are those that are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services, if any. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. SAP and other SAP products and services mentioned herein as well as their respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of SAP AG in Germany and other countries. Please see http://www.sap.com/corporate-en/legal/copyright/index.epx#trademark for additional trademark information and notices.
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Table of Contents Configuration Content for RFID-Enabled EWM ......................................................................... 5
Setting up RFID-Enablement in ERP ..................................................................................... 7 Setting up RFID-Enablement in EWM ................................................................................. 10 Setting up RFID-Enablement in AII ...................................................................................... 12
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Configuration Content for RFID-Enabled EWM
Purpose SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure (AII) is a site-level solution for managing Auto-ID enabled (serialized) objects – from commissioning, through reconciliation and association with business context. It enables organizations to configure business processes as a series of rules, which are triggered by events, and which, in turn result in activities as the validation, communication with devices in the network, transactions in the back-en business system, and communication with trading partners. Using a flexible technology as a base, SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure is delivered in association with applications within the SAP Business Suite. The preconfigured content between Auto-ID Infrastructure and Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) allows your company to quickly take advantage of auto-ID and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. In associating business context to the raw data based on the physical movement of products within a warehouse through AII, you can update specific EWM transactions providing automation and visibility to your warehouse environment.
Integration The following figure provides an overview of the different system connections that are involved in RFID-enabled EWM.
EWM 5.1
CIF IDOC
The master data connection between ERP and EWM 5.1 is Core Interface (CIF). The connection between ERP and AII is Intermediate Document (IDOC), and the connection between EWM 5.1 and AII is Remote Function Call (RFC).
Prerequisites
You are using a fully functional ERP/EWM scenario (inbound and outbound)
You have set up connectivity between EWM and AII
You have set up your own materials (for example, EL_Mat1 and EL_Mat2)
You have set up your own packaging materials (for example, EL_Pal and EL_Box)
Use the following number range intervals:
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000.000.001 – 099.999.999 for EWM
100.000.000 – 699.999.999 for AII
700.000.000 – 999.999.999 for ERP
Look up an existing company prefix (ILN) (for example, 4004042) for later use in EWM.
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Setting up RFID-Enablement in ERP
Procedure
Activate ERP Connection to AII ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools Administration Administration
Network RFC Destinations.
2. Choose ABAP Connections Create.
3. In the RFC Destination field, choose a connection to the AII system, for example R6QCLNT001.
4. In the RFC Connection field, choose ABAP Connection.
Define Packaging Material Types ...
Handling Unit Management Basics Define Packaging Material Types.
2. Create two packaging material types, for example ELPL (for Pallet) and ELBX (for Box).
Packaging Material Type ELBX (for example)
Description Boxes RFID
Pack matl cat C – Packaging materials
Number Assignment A – SSCC18 already at creation of handling unit
HU Type 0 – Carton
Description Pallets RFID
Pack matl cat C – Packaging materials
Number assignment A – SSCC18 already at creation of handling unit
HU type 1 Pallet
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
Basics Define Material Group for Packaging Materials.
GrPM ELPL (for example)
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
Basics Define Allowed Packaging Materials.
Mat Grp PM ELPL
Pkg Mtl Type ELPL
Mat Grp PM ELBX
Pkg Mtl Type ELBX
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
External Identification Number Range Maintenance for HU Identification.
2. Choose Change Intervals.
If no interval exists, choose Insert Interval and then specify the number ranges as in the example:
01 (int) 700.000.000 – 999.999.999
02 (ext) 100.000.000 – 699.999.999
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
External Identification Define Number Assignment for Each Packaging Material Type.
PkMtT ELBX
Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Plant and Storage Location ...
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics – General Handling Unit Management
External Identification SSCC Generation Acc. To EAN128 Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Plant / Storage Location.
Use the standard number range object LE_SSCC, or if you want to use your own object, you must define intervals for it. The intervals for the standard object LE_SSCC are maintained as follows:
01 (int) 700000000 999999999
02 (ext) 000000001 699999999
Storage Location AFS (your storage location)
ILN Basis Number 4004042
Number Range Object LE_SSCC
2. Choose Save.
Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Warehouse Number ... ...
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics - General Handling Unit Management
External Identification SSCC Generation Acc. To EAN128 Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Warehouse Number.
2. Enter an AII ILN for your warehouse number (for example, EEG1) with a leading digit (for example, 14004042 instead of 4004042)
The length of leading digit + ILN + Number Range Object must be 17.
3. Enter Number Range Object, Internal Interval and External Interval (for example object /SCWM/SSCC)
Warehouse Number Your warehouse number (for example, EWMZ)
ILN Basis Number 14004042
Number Range Object LE_SSCC
Change Pack Material Master ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Logistics Logistics Execution Master
Data Material Material Change Immediately
2. Choose Basic Data 1 View
3. Add EANs to your packaging materials with the following settings at the minimum:
EAN/UPC Examples: 66800549217 for EWM_EWM_BOX_1 66800549224 for EWM_EWM_PALLET_1
EAN Cat UC
Material Group Pack Material ELPL (for example)
Use your own EANs as the EANs above are examples, used only for testing.
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Setting up RFID-Enablement in EWM
Procedure
Set Up Printer ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools CCMS Print Spool Administration
2. Set up the printer with the same name in EWM.
Activate RFID for the Warehouse ...
1. In Customizing for Extended Warehouse Management (EWM), choose SCM Extended
Warehouse Management Interfaces RFID Activate RFID Process per Warehouse Number.
2. Choose your warehouse number and select RFID.
3. In Customizing for EWM, choose SCM Extended Warehouse Management
Interfaces RFID Determine RFID Destination for SAP AII Communication.
4. Insert RFC connection to AII (for example R6QCLNT001) for your warehouse number (for example EEG1)
If you are activating RFID processes in EWM for the first time (independently of warehouse), you get an error message warning that the print condition technique determination tables have to be extended. I conversion is necessary, follow the instructions in the message.
Define Number Range Object for SSCC ...
1. In Customizing for EWM, choose SCM Extended Warehouse Management Cross-
Process Settings Handling Units External Identification SSCC generation Acc.
to EAN128 Define Number Range Object for SSCC.
2. Enter an object for number range maintenance (for example, /SCWM/SSCC and choose Change.
Object /SCWM/SSCC
Short Text SSCC18
Long Text Number Range Interval for EAN 128 Basic Code SSCC18
Number length domain CHAR9
Number range transaction /SCWM/0SSCC
No. of numbers in buffer 10
3. Go back to the entry screen for object /SCWM/SSCC and choose Number Ranges Intervals.
4. For number range objects, create two number intervals
a. 01 (int) 000.000.001 – 099.999.999 b. 02 (ext) 100.000.000 – 999.999.999 (combination of AII and ERP)
Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Warehouse Number ...
1. In Customizing for EWM, choose SCM Extended Warehouse Management Cross-
Process Settings Handling Units Basics Define Packaging Material Types.
Packaging Material Type ELBX (for example)
Description Packed on boxes RFID
Pack Matl Category C – Packaging Materials
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Closed ***
PrintDeterm.Pro ***
Size B HUs Can Contain HUS up to 2 Hierarchy Levels
Packaging Material Type ELPL
Pack Matl Category C – Packaging Materials
Closed ***
PrintDeterm.Pro ***
Size B HUs Can Contain HUS up to 2 Hierarchy Levels
2. In Customizing for EWM, select SCM Extended Warehouse Management Cross-
Process Settings Handling Units Basics Maintain Allowed Packing Material Types for Packing Group.
PackGrp PG01
Check HU Type in Product Master ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Extended Warehouse Management
Master Data Product Maintain Warehouse Product.
Product Number Your packaging material (Note that depending on your system setup, you might need to add the system and client designation, for example, @P9H001)
Warehouse Number EWMZ (your warehouse number)
Party Entitled to Dispose EWM_ENTD01 (for example)
2. Choose Change.
3. On the Packaging Data tab page, check that the Pack Material Type matches the ERP packaging material type and that the HU Type is set.
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Setting up RFID-Enablement in AII
Procedure
Basic Settings ID Settings Maintain ID Types.
2. Choose the Default ID Type in the structure tree.
3. Choose the New Entries pushbutton and select the ID type EPC_1.30 from the input help.
4. Save your entries.
Maintain Company Prefix
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Maintain Company Prefixes .
Int. IACs 01
Company Prefix 4004042
Company Index 1
Maintain Products
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Product
3. In the For Category field, choose AIN_Material.
4. Create a product manually in AII with the same name as in ERP.
5. Enter base unit of measure.
6. Enter GTIN for your product UOM.
Check the number you created in ERP in the EAN incl field.
You can also distribute the product, using IDocs in ERP.
7. Save your entries.
Maintain Product Settings
Output format settings are only necessary if you are working with masking, templates, or patterns for products. In this case, parameters of products must be equal to those of materials you have maintained in ERP and EWM.
1. In Customizing for AII, choose Master Data Product Define Output Format and
Storage Form of Product IDs.
2. Maintain the necessary settings.
3. Enter a length (40 characters maximum).
4. Save your entries.
Define SSCC Number Ranges
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Number Ranges Number Range Administration .
2. Select the object type SSCC.
3. Enter the following sample data, and choose Start Selection:
Company Prefix 4004042
Company Prefix 4004042
Define Locations
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Location Maintenance .
2. On the Location Maintenance screen, choose Execute Selection and enter the
following sample data for the PACK_STATION location:
Location Type Warehouse
Location ID PACK_STATION
Location Status Available
3. Save your entries.
4. Select the Company Prefix tab page, if it is not already selected.
5. Choose the Add pushbutton.
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6. Enter an issuing agency (for example, EAN, UCC) and a company prefix (for example,
0037000).
8. Repeat steps 1 to 4 for the following locations:
LOADING_GATE
Map Locations
Mapping between AII locations in EWM is necessary for all bins created.
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Location Maintenance .
2. Enter the ID of the location you want to map.
3. Choose the Search pushbutton and then select your location.
4. Select the EWM tab page, if it is not already selected.
5. Enter the following sample data for your bins:
Destination RFC destination to EWM (for example, P9H/800)
Warehouse Your warehouse number (for example, EWMZ)
Warehouse Bin Bin name in EWM (for example, GR_ZONE)
6. Save your entries.
Maintain Device Settings
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Devices RFID Device.
2. Choose Start Selection.
3. In the RFID Device Controller group box, choose Display Change Insert Row
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4. Enter the following sample data:
Device Controller ID <your device controller ID>
Device Controller Description <your description>
DC Type Description PML for Fixed Devices and Mobile Devices
Alternatively: Label Printer using spooler
RFC Destination <the RFC destination you have defined for your tag writer>
Alternatively: <your spool printer>
5. Select the newly created RFID device controller and choose Show Device Groups.
6. In the RFID Device Controller group box, choose Display Change Insert Row.
7. Enter the following sample data:
Device Group ID Pack Load Unload
Device Group Description Pack Station Loading Gate Unloading Gate
Device Group Type Fixed Device Fixed Device Fixed Device
Business Role of Device Group
Pack Load Unpack
8. Save your entries.
1. In Customizing for AII, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Activities, Conditions, Rules,
and Message Types Conditions and Message Types Define Conditions for Fixed
Device Messages.
2. Choose New Entries and enter the following sample settings:
Location ID PACK_STATION LOADING_GATE UNLOADING_GATE
Location Type Warehouse Door Door
Command PACK LOAD UNLOAD
3. Save your entries.
Set up an RFID Printer as Spool
If you want to print labels, or other documents, set up a printer as described below.
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools CCMS Print Spool
Administration
2. Enter the new output device name and choose Display.
3. Choose Change.
4. Choose Create.
6. Select device type LB_ZEB or LB_ZEB2.
7. If the spool server is not automatically populated, then select using F4.
8. Choose the Access Method tab page.
9. In the Host Spool Access method field, choose U.
10. Enter the printer IP address in the Host Printer and Destination Host fields.
11. Choose Do not Query Host Spooler for Output Status.
12. Save your entries.
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Copyright © Copyright 2013 SAP AG. All rights reserved. SAP Library document classification: PUBLIC
No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or for any purpose without the express permission of SAP AG. The information contained herein may be changed without prior notice. Some software products marketed by SAP AG and its distributors contain proprietary software components of other software vendors. National product specifications may vary. These materials are provided by SAP AG and its affiliated companies (“SAP Group”) for informational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind, and SAP Group shall not be liable for errors or omissions with respect to the materials. The only warranties for SAP Group products and services are those that are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services, if any. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. SAP and other SAP products and services mentioned herein as well as their respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of SAP AG in Germany and other countries. Please see http://www.sap.com/corporate-en/legal/copyright/index.epx#trademark for additional trademark information and notices.
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EXAMPLE TEXT Keys on the keyboard, for example, F2 or ENTER.
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Table of Contents Configuration Content for RFID-Enabled EWM ......................................................................... 5
Setting up RFID-Enablement in ERP ..................................................................................... 7 Setting up RFID-Enablement in EWM ................................................................................. 10 Setting up RFID-Enablement in AII ...................................................................................... 12
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Configuration Content for RFID-Enabled EWM
Purpose SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure (AII) is a site-level solution for managing Auto-ID enabled (serialized) objects – from commissioning, through reconciliation and association with business context. It enables organizations to configure business processes as a series of rules, which are triggered by events, and which, in turn result in activities as the validation, communication with devices in the network, transactions in the back-en business system, and communication with trading partners. Using a flexible technology as a base, SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure is delivered in association with applications within the SAP Business Suite. The preconfigured content between Auto-ID Infrastructure and Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) allows your company to quickly take advantage of auto-ID and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. In associating business context to the raw data based on the physical movement of products within a warehouse through AII, you can update specific EWM transactions providing automation and visibility to your warehouse environment.
Integration The following figure provides an overview of the different system connections that are involved in RFID-enabled EWM.
EWM 5.1
CIF IDOC
The master data connection between ERP and EWM 5.1 is Core Interface (CIF). The connection between ERP and AII is Intermediate Document (IDOC), and the connection between EWM 5.1 and AII is Remote Function Call (RFC).
Prerequisites
You are using a fully functional ERP/EWM scenario (inbound and outbound)
You have set up connectivity between EWM and AII
You have set up your own materials (for example, EL_Mat1 and EL_Mat2)
You have set up your own packaging materials (for example, EL_Pal and EL_Box)
Use the following number range intervals:
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000.000.001 – 099.999.999 for EWM
100.000.000 – 699.999.999 for AII
700.000.000 – 999.999.999 for ERP
Look up an existing company prefix (ILN) (for example, 4004042) for later use in EWM.
SAP Library 1/28/2013
Setting up RFID-Enablement in ERP
Procedure
Activate ERP Connection to AII ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools Administration Administration
Network RFC Destinations.
2. Choose ABAP Connections Create.
3. In the RFC Destination field, choose a connection to the AII system, for example R6QCLNT001.
4. In the RFC Connection field, choose ABAP Connection.
Define Packaging Material Types ...
Handling Unit Management Basics Define Packaging Material Types.
2. Create two packaging material types, for example ELPL (for Pallet) and ELBX (for Box).
Packaging Material Type ELBX (for example)
Description Boxes RFID
Pack matl cat C – Packaging materials
Number Assignment A – SSCC18 already at creation of handling unit
HU Type 0 – Carton
Description Pallets RFID
Pack matl cat C – Packaging materials
Number assignment A – SSCC18 already at creation of handling unit
HU type 1 Pallet
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
Basics Define Material Group for Packaging Materials.
GrPM ELPL (for example)
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
Basics Define Allowed Packaging Materials.
Mat Grp PM ELPL
Pkg Mtl Type ELPL
Mat Grp PM ELBX
Pkg Mtl Type ELBX
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
External Identification Number Range Maintenance for HU Identification.
2. Choose Change Intervals.
If no interval exists, choose Insert Interval and then specify the number ranges as in the example:
01 (int) 700.000.000 – 999.999.999
02 (ext) 100.000.000 – 699.999.999
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics-General Handling Unit Management
External Identification Define Number Assignment for Each Packaging Material Type.
PkMtT ELBX
Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Plant and Storage Location ...
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics – General Handling Unit Management
External Identification SSCC Generation Acc. To EAN128 Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Plant / Storage Location.
Use the standard number range object LE_SSCC, or if you want to use your own object, you must define intervals for it. The intervals for the standard object LE_SSCC are maintained as follows:
01 (int) 700000000 999999999
02 (ext) 000000001 699999999
Storage Location AFS (your storage location)
ILN Basis Number 4004042
Number Range Object LE_SSCC
2. Choose Save.
Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Warehouse Number ... ...
1. In Customizing for ERP, choose Logistics - General Handling Unit Management
External Identification SSCC Generation Acc. To EAN128 Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Warehouse Number.
2. Enter an AII ILN for your warehouse number (for example, EEG1) with a leading digit (for example, 14004042 instead of 4004042)
The length of leading digit + ILN + Number Range Object must be 17.
3. Enter Number Range Object, Internal Interval and External Interval (for example object /SCWM/SSCC)
Warehouse Number Your warehouse number (for example, EWMZ)
ILN Basis Number 14004042
Number Range Object LE_SSCC
Change Pack Material Master ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Logistics Logistics Execution Master
Data Material Material Change Immediately
2. Choose Basic Data 1 View
3. Add EANs to your packaging materials with the following settings at the minimum:
EAN/UPC Examples: 66800549217 for EWM_EWM_BOX_1 66800549224 for EWM_EWM_PALLET_1
EAN Cat UC
Material Group Pack Material ELPL (for example)
Use your own EANs as the EANs above are examples, used only for testing.
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Setting up RFID-Enablement in EWM
Procedure
Set Up Printer ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools CCMS Print Spool Administration
2. Set up the printer with the same name in EWM.
Activate RFID for the Warehouse ...
1. In Customizing for Extended Warehouse Management (EWM), choose SCM Extended
Warehouse Management Interfaces RFID Activate RFID Process per Warehouse Number.
2. Choose your warehouse number and select RFID.
3. In Customizing for EWM, choose SCM Extended Warehouse Management
Interfaces RFID Determine RFID Destination for SAP AII Communication.
4. Insert RFC connection to AII (for example R6QCLNT001) for your warehouse number (for example EEG1)
If you are activating RFID processes in EWM for the first time (independently of warehouse), you get an error message warning that the print condition technique determination tables have to be extended. I conversion is necessary, follow the instructions in the message.
Define Number Range Object for SSCC ...
1. In Customizing for EWM, choose SCM Extended Warehouse Management Cross-
Process Settings Handling Units External Identification SSCC generation Acc.
to EAN128 Define Number Range Object for SSCC.
2. Enter an object for number range maintenance (for example, /SCWM/SSCC and choose Change.
Object /SCWM/SSCC
Short Text SSCC18
Long Text Number Range Interval for EAN 128 Basic Code SSCC18
Number length domain CHAR9
Number range transaction /SCWM/0SSCC
No. of numbers in buffer 10
3. Go back to the entry screen for object /SCWM/SSCC and choose Number Ranges Intervals.
4. For number range objects, create two number intervals
a. 01 (int) 000.000.001 – 099.999.999 b. 02 (ext) 100.000.000 – 999.999.999 (combination of AII and ERP)
Maintain SSCC Generation for Each Warehouse Number ...
1. In Customizing for EWM, choose SCM Extended Warehouse Management Cross-
Process Settings Handling Units Basics Define Packaging Material Types.
Packaging Material Type ELBX (for example)
Description Packed on boxes RFID
Pack Matl Category C – Packaging Materials
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PrintDeterm.Pro ***
Size B HUs Can Contain HUS up to 2 Hierarchy Levels
Packaging Material Type ELPL
Pack Matl Category C – Packaging Materials
Closed ***
PrintDeterm.Pro ***
Size B HUs Can Contain HUS up to 2 Hierarchy Levels
2. In Customizing for EWM, select SCM Extended Warehouse Management Cross-
Process Settings Handling Units Basics Maintain Allowed Packing Material Types for Packing Group.
PackGrp PG01
Check HU Type in Product Master ...
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Extended Warehouse Management
Master Data Product Maintain Warehouse Product.
Product Number Your packaging material (Note that depending on your system setup, you might need to add the system and client designation, for example, @P9H001)
Warehouse Number EWMZ (your warehouse number)
Party Entitled to Dispose EWM_ENTD01 (for example)
2. Choose Change.
3. On the Packaging Data tab page, check that the Pack Material Type matches the ERP packaging material type and that the HU Type is set.
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Setting up RFID-Enablement in AII
Procedure
Basic Settings ID Settings Maintain ID Types.
2. Choose the Default ID Type in the structure tree.
3. Choose the New Entries pushbutton and select the ID type EPC_1.30 from the input help.
4. Save your entries.
Maintain Company Prefix
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Maintain Company Prefixes .
Int. IACs 01
Company Prefix 4004042
Company Index 1
Maintain Products
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Product
3. In the For Category field, choose AIN_Material.
4. Create a product manually in AII with the same name as in ERP.
5. Enter base unit of measure.
6. Enter GTIN for your product UOM.
Check the number you created in ERP in the EAN incl field.
You can also distribute the product, using IDocs in ERP.
7. Save your entries.
Maintain Product Settings
Output format settings are only necessary if you are working with masking, templates, or patterns for products. In this case, parameters of products must be equal to those of materials you have maintained in ERP and EWM.
1. In Customizing for AII, choose Master Data Product Define Output Format and
Storage Form of Product IDs.
2. Maintain the necessary settings.
3. Enter a length (40 characters maximum).
4. Save your entries.
Define SSCC Number Ranges
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Number Ranges Number Range Administration .
2. Select the object type SSCC.
3. Enter the following sample data, and choose Start Selection:
Company Prefix 4004042
Company Prefix 4004042
Define Locations
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Location Maintenance .
2. On the Location Maintenance screen, choose Execute Selection and enter the
following sample data for the PACK_STATION location:
Location Type Warehouse
Location ID PACK_STATION
Location Status Available
3. Save your entries.
4. Select the Company Prefix tab page, if it is not already selected.
5. Choose the Add pushbutton.
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6. Enter an issuing agency (for example, EAN, UCC) and a company prefix (for example,
0037000).
8. Repeat steps 1 to 4 for the following locations:
LOADING_GATE
Map Locations
Mapping between AII locations in EWM is necessary for all bins created.
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Location Maintenance .
2. Enter the ID of the location you want to map.
3. Choose the Search pushbutton and then select your location.
4. Select the EWM tab page, if it is not already selected.
5. Enter the following sample data for your bins:
Destination RFC destination to EWM (for example, P9H/800)
Warehouse Your warehouse number (for example, EWMZ)
Warehouse Bin Bin name in EWM (for example, GR_ZONE)
6. Save your entries.
Maintain Device Settings
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Master Data
Devices RFID Device.
2. Choose Start Selection.
3. In the RFID Device Controller group box, choose Display Change Insert Row
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4. Enter the following sample data:
Device Controller ID <your device controller ID>
Device Controller Description <your description>
DC Type Description PML for Fixed Devices and Mobile Devices
Alternatively: Label Printer using spooler
RFC Destination <the RFC destination you have defined for your tag writer>
Alternatively: <your spool printer>
5. Select the newly created RFID device controller and choose Show Device Groups.
6. In the RFID Device Controller group box, choose Display Change Insert Row.
7. Enter the following sample data:
Device Group ID Pack Load Unload
Device Group Description Pack Station Loading Gate Unloading Gate
Device Group Type Fixed Device Fixed Device Fixed Device
Business Role of Device Group
Pack Load Unpack
8. Save your entries.
1. In Customizing for AII, choose Auto-ID Infrastructure Activities, Conditions, Rules,
and Message Types Conditions and Message Types Define Conditions for Fixed
Device Messages.
2. Choose New Entries and enter the following sample settings:
Location ID PACK_STATION LOADING_GATE UNLOADING_GATE
Location Type Warehouse Door Door
Command PACK LOAD UNLOAD
3. Save your entries.
Set up an RFID Printer as Spool
If you want to print labels, or other documents, set up a printer as described below.
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Tools CCMS Print Spool
Administration
2. Enter the new output device name and choose Display.
3. Choose Change.
4. Choose Create.
6. Select device type LB_ZEB or LB_ZEB2.
7. If the spool server is not automatically populated, then select using F4.
8. Choose the Access Method tab page.
9. In the Host Spool Access method field, choose U.
10. Enter the printer IP address in the Host Printer and Destination Host fields.
11. Choose Do not Query Host Spooler for Output Status.
12. Save your entries.