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# Redirection Table

### Redirection Table <a href="#redirection_tab" id="redirection_tab"></a>

The Redirection Table option from the Workstation menu allows to set up printer routers by mode or by revenue centers. You can build up to 30 different Redirection Tables.

The Redirection table allows the workstation to link a logical printer (redirect the printout) to a shared printer. If the Redirection table option is enabled in the View/Options, you may select the redirection table to use in each workstation record. If you have enabled the Redirection Table by Revenue Center option, the Redirection Tables will work by Revenue Centers instead of Modes.

**Description**

Type in a name for this Redirection Table.

**Shared Printer**

Select the Shared Printer location where the workstation redirects the print out for each Logical Printer programmed.

**Location**

Select the inventory location from which you are depleting inventory.

{% hint style="info" %}
NOTE: The Location field will only show if you are using the Inventory Module.
{% endhint %}


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