Time Phased Replenishment

Hi Gurus,
I'm currently testing the replenishment of SAP retail for my client. I know for sure that we're going to have to use Time-Phased Planning to plan deliveries. I've created a planning calendar and delivery calendar for this purpose.
What I can't figure out is how I can factor in manual re-order point planning the system. I've read in some blogs that I'll just have to give a value for the Re-order Point field then the RP run will take care of the reorder point planning. I did just that and the RP run doesn't seem to recognize that my stocks are way below the reorder point and it doesn't create a PR for this.
Are there settings that I need to configure for the Time-Phased Planning to integrate with Manual Reorder Point Planning?
Below is the setup that I've created for my RP testing:
RP Type Z2 (Time-phased Planning) see attachment for RP config
Lot-size EX
Planning Calendar Z01 (Daily)
Delivery Calendar DLV (Period start is Wed & Fri)
Forecast D
Period Ind. T (Daily)
Article 72
Existing Stock - 1,800 ea
Reorder Point - 2,000 ea
I've created a forecast via MP30 for the next 12 days since there are no consumption patterns yet.
RP Run (MD03) doesn't create a procurement proposal for the reorder point.
Please help.

Hi,
Try to tick the indicator of "Reorder point" in your MRP type Z2, and then check the result after MRP run again.
Regards
Tao

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