IntelliTrack Package Track - Manual (Page 113)

Chapter 5
Data Entry
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Locations
Locations in Package Track are temporary storage locations where the
package goes before it is delivered. Bins, mail boxes, shelves, and staging
areas are examples of Package Track locations. Locations are maintained
from the Locations list window. From this window, you are able to add,
edit, and delete locations in Package Track.
To reach the Locations list window in Package Track, click the Locations
button in the Lookups section of the Setup area in the main window.
—or—
& The character following this symbol must match it
exactly. It is a fixed character in the bar code.
For example: a UPS tracking number may be numeric or alphanu-
meric.
A numeric tracking number follows this symbology:
&1&Z################
Following the symbology above, this means that:
--the first two characters of this tracking number are always the fixed
characters of 1Z.
--the remaining sixteen characters in this tracking number are any six-
teen numeric characters.
Therefore, 1Z1234567890123456 would match this symbology.
1Z0000000000000000 would also match this symbology.
An alphanumeric tracking number follows this symbology:
&1&Z????????????????
Following the symbology above, this means that:
--the first two characters of this tracking number are always the fixed
characters of 1Z.
--the remaining sixteen characters in this tracking number are any six-
teen alphanumeric characters.
Therefore, 1Z12E8BCD4PN9216CG would match this symbology.
TABLE 2. Tracking Number Symbology in Package Track
Symbol Tracking Number Counterpart