| # Master Routing - Lines (tsacm1601m100) Use this session to maintain and create master routings. Master routing lines The lines on the tabs refer to the following sessions: Operations: The lines on the operations tab refer to the Master Routing - Operations (tsacm2100m100) session. Routing Options: The lines on the routing options tab refer to the Master Routing - Routing Options (tsacm1101m200) session. Routing Matrix: The lines on the routing matrix tab refer to the Routing Matrix (tsacm2800m000) session. Master Routing A set of operations that can be carried out. The reference activities based on which operations are added to a master routing, must have the same characteristics, such as item, functional element, and service department. Example All the inspections, tests, cleaning activities, assembly activities, disassembly activities, and repair activities that you can carry out on an engine. Description The description or name of the code. Search Argument An alternative form of a description used for convenience during searching. A search key is usually an abbreviation, an acronym, or a mnemonic alternative to a full description. Activity Use The reference activity can be used for either of the following reasons: Allowed values Activity Use Use Fixed Price If this check box is selected, you can set the Sales Price as the default value for the related object to which, the Master Routing is linked. Calculated Sales Price The sales price that is calculated based on the related resource requirements. Note This value is expressed in the specified Currency. Currency The currency in which the Sales Price and the Calculated Sales Price are expressed. Note This field is enabled and mandatory only if the Use Fixed Price check box is selected. By default, the local currency is used. Sales Price The sales price that is set as the default value for the Master Routing. You must specify a numeric value. Note This field is enabled only if the Use Fixed Price check box is selected. This value is expressed in the specified Currency. Functional Element A grouping of exchangeable items with identical functions. Functional elements can be used in item breakdowns, physical breakdowns, and reference activities. Example When a maintenance activity is defined for a configuration, a functional element can be specified. This way, the activity applies to all items covered by that functional element, and multiple, identical reference activities for similar items are avoided. Note Functional elements can only be defined if the Functional Elements Active check box in the General Service Parameters (tsmdm0100m000) session is selected. Related topics To use functional elements Description The description or name of the code. Activity Group A group of reference activities with similar characteristics. For example, the Cleaning reference activity group or the Inspection reference activity group. Description The description or name of the code. Item The item for which the master routing is defined. Note For a PCS project, you can specify the customized items if: The status of the PCS project is set to Closed and the In-Service check box is selected in the General Projects (tcmcs0552m000) session, or The status of the project is set to Active. Description The description or name of the code. Service Department The department that is responsible for the execution of a work order. Description The description or name of the code. Buy-from BP buy-from business partner Description The description or name of the code. |