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Printing Bin Labels for a Warehouse

You can print storage labels containing bar codes for your warehouse items. These bar-coded labels allow you to use the bar code scanners with mobile computers to identify items when performing physical counts.
When printing labels for a warehouse, you can only print bin labels for each item. Only labels for the primary storage locations are printed.

Printer Requirements

The default label reports that come with APM are designed to be printed using a label printer. Generally, these printers accept self-adhesive labels from a continuous-feed roll. In this type of setup, each label is considered a separate page. The label reports provided are designed to print 1 x 4 inch labels.
Bar code label reports have been designed for resource numbers of 10 characters or less (for example, 999-999-999). If you use longer numbers, you may need to customize the label reports to fit the longer bar codes.
This topic explains how to print bin labels for multiple warehouse items. To print bin, individual, or pack labels for a single item, see Printing Storage Labels for a Warehouse Item.

To Print Bin Labels for Items in a Warehouse

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In the Site window, select the Resource Management view and then the Inventory tab.
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Select the Warehouses tab. This tab shows a list of your site’s warehouses.
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Double-click the warehouse that you want to open. APM opens the warehouse’s Stocked Items view.
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From the Warehouse menu, select Print and then Bin Labels. The Print Report dialog appears.
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If you only want to print bin labels for some of the items in the warehouse, you can limit the items being printed by entering a range of storage locations. In the Storage box, enter the first storage location that you want to print a label for. In the To box, enter the last storage location that you want to print a label for.
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Select Default printer in the Print to box.
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In the Attachments to print box, select None.
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Click the Print. The system prints the labels to the default printer.