Define and Maintain Rotable Pool—Exercises
Basic Data Setup
Inventory Part
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set up the
basic data required for running this rotable pool functionality. In this exercise,
a
purchased inventory part will be entered.
Windows:
Inventory Part
Open the
Inventory Part window.Create a new inventory part for your site, and enter the values shown in the table below.
Field |
Value |
Part No |
XX-XXXXX |
Part Description |
Engine |
Part Type |
Purchased |
Planner |
* |
U/M |
PCS |
- Save your changes.
- Click the
Costs tab.
- Enter 100,000 as the estimated material cost.
- Save your changes.
General exercise for Purchased
Inventory Part
Part Catalog
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to define the
inventory part as a serial part.
Windows:
Part
- Open the Partwindow.
- Query
for part number XX-XXXXX (created in the previous exercise).
- Select the Inventory Serial Tracking and After Delivery Serial
Tracking check boxes.
- In the Serial Rule list, click Automatic.
Receive Inventory Part
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to
manually receive the inventory part into a picking location.
Windows:
Inventory Locations
Receive Inventory Part
- Open the
Inventory Locations window, and click
the Locations tab.
- Create a picking location.
- Open the
Receive Inventory Part window.
- Receive 10 individuals of part number XXX-XXXXX at the picking location.
General exercise for Entering
Inventory Locations
General exercise for Receive
Inventory Part
Part Availability Control
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to create
the part availability control ID that is necessary to use the rotable
part pool functionality.
Windows:
Inventory Basic Data/Part Availability Controls
- Open the Inventory Basic Data window
and then click
Part Availability Controls tab.
- Create a new
record.
- Create a part availability control, along with description of your choice,
using the information in the table below.
Availability Control ID |
Part Supply Control |
Part Auto Reservation Control |
Part Manual Reservation Control |
Part Order Issue Control |
Part Non-Order Issue Control |
Part Scrap Control |
Part Counting Control |
Rotable Pool |
Not Nettable |
Not Automatic Reservation |
Not Manual Reservation |
Not Order Issue |
Not Non-Order Issue |
Not Scrappable |
Not Allow Reducing |
- Save your changes.
General exercise for Using
Part Availability Control
Main Exercise
Purpose: The purpose of this
exercise is to create and
maintain a company-owned rotable part pool.
Windows:
Rotable Part Pool
Define Rotable Pool
- Open the
Rotable Part Pool window and create a new entry.
- Enter values of your choice in the Pool ID and a Pool Description
fields.
- In the Ownership list, click Company Owned.
- In the Part No field, enter XX-XXXXX or select it
using the List of Values.
- In the Default Part Availability Control ID
field, enter Rotable Pool or select it by using the List of Values.
- Enter 3 in the Target Pool Qty field.
- Save your changes.
Select Site
- Click the
Sites tab.
- Query for your site and select the Site Selected
check box.
- Save your changes.
Add Individual to Rotable Pool
- Click the
Serials tab.
- Right-click and then click Add individuals.
- Select the Add Individual check box for the individual(s) you want to
add to the rotable pool.
- Click OK to confirm your selection.
Remove Individual from Rotable Pool
- Click the
Serials tab.
- Select the line for the individual you want to remove from the rotable
pool.
- Right-click and then click Remove From Pool.
- Enter an availability control ID in the Availability Control ID
field. You can also leave this field empty.
- Click OK to confirm the removal of the individual from the rotable
pool.
Change Target Quantity
- In the Target Pool Qty field, enter a new target pool quantity value
that is less than the current value in the Actual Pool Qty field.
- Save your changes. What happens? Why?