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The Module Build screen is used to create a 'kit' or 'module' out of existing Whistle-tracked inventory. Each 'kit' is one container in size, and is made up of specific amounts of different products. Each kit has it's own item and pack numbers. Kit ingredients are set up in the ERP Whistle maintenance screen. To build a kit, all of the required ingredients must be present in the same bin.

==To build a module==
Select "Module Build" from the Production Menu.

There are two ways to enter Item/Pack information:
A. Enter the '''Item #''' of the module you wish to build. Next, scroll down and enter the module's '''Pack #'''.

..or..

B. Press '''Ctrl-A''' while in the Item # field. Whistle will display a list of valid module Item/Pack combos that may be entered. Select the appropriate module and press <Enter>.

Scroll to the Bin field. Enter the '''Bin #''' in which the module ingredients are located. Note that all ingredients must be present in the same bin!

Enter the '''Bin #''' in which you would like to build the new module.

Scroll to the '''Quantity''' field. Enter the number of containers that you would like to build.

Use the spacebar to toggle the '''Print''' setting on or off. If printing is activated, a new label will be printed for each container built.

Select '''<Enter>''' to complete the transaction. Whistle will prompt you if you want to proceed with the transaction.

Select '''<Yes>''' to proceed.

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-The Module Build screen is used to create a 'kit' or 'module' out of existing Whistle-tracked inventory.  Each 'kit' is one container in size, and is made up of specific amounts of different products.  Each kit has it's own item and pack numbers.  Kit ingredients are set up in the ERP Whistle maintenance screen.  To build a kit, all of the required ingredients must be present in the same bin.
+The Module Build screen is used to create a 'kit' or 'module' out of existing Whistle-tracked inventory.  Each 'kit' is one container in size, and is made up of specific amounts of different products.  Each kit has its own item and pack numbers.  Kit ingredients are set up in the ERP Whistle maintenance screen.  To build a kit, all of the required ingredients must be present in the same bin.
 ==To build a module==
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 ..or..
-B.  Press '''Ctrl-A''' while in the Item # field.  Whistle will display a list of valid module Item/Pack combos that may be entered.  Select the appropriate module and press <Enter>.
+B.  Press "Ctrl" and "A" keys while in the '''Item #''' field.  Whistle will display a list of valid module Item/Pack combos that may be entered.  Select the appropriate module and press "Enter".
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 Use the spacebar to toggle the '''Print''' setting on or off.  If printing is activated, a new label will be printed for each container built.
-Select '''<OK>''' to complete the transaction.  Whistle will prompt you if you want to proceed with the transaction.
+Select "<OK>" to complete the transaction.  Whistle will prompt you if you want to proceed with the transaction.
 [[Image:Modbuild7.gif|Image:Modbuild7.gif]]
-Select '''<Yes>''' to proceed.
+Select "<Yes>" to proceed.
-When you have finished building modules, press <Back> or "Esc" to return to the Production menu.
+When you have finished building modules, press "<Back>" or "Esc" to return to the Production menu.
 ==[[GT:Module Build Window Settings|Module Build Window Settings]]==

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	Select '''<Yes>''' to proceed.		Select '''<Yes>''' to proceed.
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		+	When you have finished building modules, press <Back> or "Esc" to return to the Production menu.
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		+	==[[GT:Module Build Window Settings\|Module Build Window Settings]]==

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 Scroll to the Bin field.  Enter the '''Bin #''' in which the module ingredients are located.  Note that all ingredients must be present in the same bin.
-[[Image:Modbuild3.gif|Image:Modbuild3.gif]]
+[[Image:Modbuild4.gif|Image:Modbuild4.gif]]
 Fill in the '''Module Dest''' field with the bin # in which you would like to build the new module.
-[[Image:Modbuild4.gif|Image:Modbuild4.gif]]
+[[Image:Modbuild5.gif|Image:Modbuild5.gif]]
 Scroll to the '''Quantity''' field.  Enter the number of containers that you would like to build.
 Use the spacebar to toggle the '''Print''' setting on or off.  If printing is activated, a new label will be printed for each container built.
-Select '''<Enter>''' to complete the transaction.  Whistle will prompt you if you want to proceed with the transaction.
+Select '''<OK>''' to complete the transaction.  Whistle will prompt you if you want to proceed with the transaction.
-[[Image:Modbuild5.gif|Image:Modbuild5.gif]]
+[[Image:Modbuild7.gif|Image:Modbuild7.gif]]
 Select '''<Yes>''' to proceed.

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 ==To build a module==
 Select "Module Build" from the Production Menu.
 There are two ways to enter Item/Pack information:
 A.  Enter the '''Item #''' of the module you wish to build.  Next, scroll down and enter the module's '''Pack #'''.
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 B.  Press '''Ctrl-A''' while in the Item # field.  Whistle will display a list of valid module Item/Pack combos that may be entered.  Select the appropriate module and press <Enter>.
-Enter the '''Bin #''' in which you would like to build the new module.
+[[Image:Modbuild2.gif|Image:Modbuild2.gif]]
 Scroll to the '''Quantity''' field.  Enter the number of containers that you would like to build.
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 Select '''<Enter>''' to complete the transaction.  Whistle will prompt you if you want to proceed with the transaction.
 Select '''<Yes>''' to proceed.