Hello, I wanna recommendation for using floor storage. For create order incoming using Global Table, I wanna give picker pick item follow location on creating order incoming (Follow list on created Global Table).In one floor storage there are 2 columns and 3 rows, How to set Location such as pick row 1 column 2 and then use picker pick item follow that location. and last question Can I coding for creating order incoming? )
Hello @Paul P9
Here is a small example model. I created a global table that has the column and row of the item I want picked in each row of the table. My process flow goes through this global table one location at a time, finds the item in the model that corresponds with that location, and then the picker loads the item and unloads it in a queue.
Pick from location in floor storage.fsm
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A few minutes thinking, It's two way to solve your issue but the better way will be suggested by someone able to do it.
Anyway, the first is to use ONE very large Floor storage with not storable slot and then so separating the ONE Floor Storage to several areas. It's advantage is to control it because you can control ONE F.L slots.
The second is to use several Floor Storages and then should control them separetely.
When using Floor Storage, you should use 'Pick Offset' and 'Place Offset' not using general 'travel' for picking and placing' items in the Floor Storage(like Rack).
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