There are times when one tender will work for and take deliveries from two different processors during the same opening. There are two different options to accomplish this task.
The first option, and the easiest is to have two different computers, each running a thumb drive configured with the processor's tLandings configured thumb drive. Each processor provides a laptop for the tender operator. We recommend that the laptop's themselves are clearly labeled to distinguish between processing operations. For recommended equipment list please see: tLandings Tender Equipment and Preparation.
The second option, if limited by space onboard the tender is to have one laptop computer with two thumb drives.
At the office, you will log into the PTI.
Click on the download, Prepare thumb drive for tender.
The PTI operates as a wizard, guiding your thru the steps to configure the thumb drive, screen by screen. Most prompts will be NEXT buttons in the lower right hand corner. When you click on the down arrow boat icon (Prepare files for tender), a dialog box, Tender Configuration, opens with a list of all operations associated with your eLandings user account. You may only have one operation to select.
Once you select the operation, select the tender to begin the configuration process.
Click the Next button. This will bring you to the Thumbdrive Targets to Receive tLandings Window.
This will bring you to the Install tLandings on Thumbdrives window. Click on the Customize Install button.
At the beginning of the season you can create several thumb drive configuration profiles and save/store for use throughout the current and future seasons. Customized Configuration Profiles are available for both groundfish and salmon. You will need to complete a Customize Install to create a configuration profile. Profiles are stored and can be edited or deleted at any time.
When you click the Customize Install button, a new dialog box opens, Thumb drive Installation Configuration. Please take a minute to review this box and note the Number of Reports/Fish Tickets. In the example the default number is 30, but you may need to install many more unique fish ticket/landing report numbers.
If the configuration profile above does not display, choose Customize Install and choose the Configuration Profile, Salmon Seine. The configuration above will appear.
When you click the down arrow under the Configuration Profile, all your profiles are displayed
.
The most recently used profile displays first, which is Salmon Seine. You have two other profiles, Default and Groundfish Pollock.
Each profile can contain the follow customizations:
You will select the button titled: ADD NEW PROFILE.
When you click the New Profile button, a dialog box appears requesting the name for the new profile. Add a name that will distinguish this profile.
Once you click OK this will bring the up the Settings window the first of the seven tabs will display Configuration Tab. The configuration profile process uses a wizard to walk you through the selections based upon fishery, salmon or groundfish.
On the Toolbar Color, select the dropdown and select a color from the drop down list. (Please confer with the other processor so you both don't choose the same color).
After selecting the Toolbar Color, finish with the rest of the tabs and install tLandings on the thumb drive!
Now when the tender operator opens up tLandings the toolbar will be colored with the color you selected.
If the tender needs to change the color of the toolbar to help distinguish between two different processor's versions of tLandings, they can from the Configuration menu in tLandings.
From the Configuration tab select Settings.
This will bring up the Configuration tab.
Select the color and select the OK button to apply.
Each version of tLandings should be configured with a different color toolbar.
It is important that when the tender operator is taking deliveries for the different processor that they close completely out of the other version of tLandings BEFORE opening the second version of tLandings for the other processor. |