Developing Data-Input Standards for Computerized Maintenance Management Systems Summary of a Symposium/Workshop (1994) / Chapter Skim
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AN OWNER'S PERSPECTIVE
AN OWNER'S PERSPECTIVE
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The dermis (Fort Belvoir, Virginia based) Program Management Office earned a BOSS award for its Sustaining Base Information Service plan for converting the Armis information systems by 2002.
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Books contain several usable parts, including text, photographs, mechanical drawings, and a format. The idea of a standard expected format assists users in utilization of the book without additional training.
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In order to emulate existing published offerings, a format is herein suggested. The main categories are: Identification, Specification, Training, Operation, Maintenance, Final Disposition, Anomaly Reporting, Index, and Appendix.
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. Installation instructions Start up procedures Normal condition operation Abnormal condition operation Known unusual events or equipment condition casualties during operation Mitigation of such events, procedural format Normal condition shut down procedures Long term (seasonal, mothball)
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Again, a declaration of optimum delivered solution content would be text, graphics, mechanical drawings, photos, and audio/video emulation. This information must impart knowledge.
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If the product produced provided the data discussed above, self loaded into the system, and could be transmitted in a short period of time, it would be beneficial. It is believed that this type of system would improve reliability, increase efficiency, and simplify operations.
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· It supports present and upcoming protocols announced for the next five years for PC as well as Midrange computing. · It supports standard methods of testing for today and the future, and automated testing: saves time saves money eliminates human error works with any application, regardless of application size is easy to learn and use provides for synergetic relationship with present market tools overcomes substantial automation challenges posed by present operating environments · It supports the widest range of equipment.
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a DOS command prompt, a windows DOS command prompt under a windows environment, and under windows using the Run command in the Program Manager's File Menu. · The DLL must install a current version of itself without adversely affecting the WIN.INI settings, and if the DLL changes any of these settings the host application operates correctly.
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· DLLs must not interfere with freeing the brush when a windows application terminates and does not unintentionally delete a brush when other instances of the application are running. · DLLs must not interfere with enhanced mode windows, including COMM.DRV data sending and receiving at any used baud rates, and that VDbL9Ds do not interfere with DMA by corrupting VM.
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