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Section Nine. Publications Output

27 General

27.1 Technical publications can be distributed in different ways and on different media. In this Section of this Defence Standard guidance is given for paper publications and IETP. Technical publications are derived from the DM held on the DPDB. To produce an IETP or paper publications further preparation is required, an outline of the IETP preparation process is shown in figure 3.

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Figure 3 Outline of the IETP Preparation Process

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28 Paper Publications

28.1 Page-oriented publications may be produced in accordance with S1000D or as modified below

28.1.1 Publication Sets

28.1.1.1Publication sets comprise the grouping of DM in a specified sequence for output in a hard copy form.

28.1.1.2The JSP 186 Eight Category system, can be utilized for the identification and grouping of DM for publication sets.

28.1.1.3To assist the Contractor in the construction of these documents, a non-exhaustive ‘pick list’ of IC has been provided at annex G.

29 Interactive Electronic Technical Publications

29.1 General

29.1.1 IETP, delivered in digital form, are designed for interactive display to the end user by means of a computer-controlled electronic display system . The processes, stages of development, types of information, general content, style, format and user interaction features which are required for an IETP are described in S1000D and additional features identified in the following clauses.

29.2 Process Stages and Types

29.2.1IETP Processes See S1000D.

29.2.2Publications Production Mechanisms

29.2.2.1 A publication contains:

(a)DM and associated non-textual data extracted from the DPDB.

(b)Generated data derived from the DM (eg TOC, list of graphics,...).

(c)Specific information created for the publication (eg access graphics).

29.2.3 Publication Module. In order to extract automatically the DM which are to be included in an electronic publication, it is necessary to define the publication content and final structure. This is done through the creation of a publication module which contains all the specific information needed to build a publication. It defines the list of DM to be collected, the list of data to be generated, and the specific navigation or indicator graphics required in

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Authoring

DPDB

Extraction

Incorporate with View

Package Software

format rules basic functionalities

user interface IETP administration

Figure 4 IETP Construction Process

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the publication. The publication modules may be defined in SGML or HyTime formats and these are described in the relevant S1000D IETP chapters.

29.2.4Publication Construction. Figure 4 illustrates the process of constructing an IETP and is explained further in S1000D.

29.2.5Core Information. The core of the publication is a set of DM extracted from the DPDB. It may include, but is not limited to:

(a) The relevant DM, given in the list of effective DM.

(b) A glossary DM.

(c)An abbreviation DM.

(d)An acronym DM.

(e)A list of symbols DM.

29.3 Functional Requirements

29.3.1 Navigation Functions. The minimum navigation functions are as defined in Section 9 of Part 10 of this Defence Standard. Other functions which may be selected are detailed in S1000D.

29.4 Presentation and Formatting

29.4.1 The presentation and formatting is as per S1000D with the following additions:

(a)The need for the user to move, re-size or scroll a window, should be minimised.

(b)Presentation should be set by the IETP and only allow user configuration where an option for varying light conditions and user environments are required(eg red light).

29.5 Data Panes

29.5.1 Guidance on the requirements for Data Panes is as per S1000D with the following additions.

29.5.1.1 Computation of Data Pane Width. The width of the data panes should be automatically computed and set according to the following:

(a) The screen size of display/displays to be used.

(b) Optimum font /point size (see S1000D).

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29.6 Typographic Guidelines

29.6.1 Typographical guideline information is as per S1000D with the following additions.

29.6.1.1 Text Spacing. Line (vertical), word (horizontal) and character spacing should remain consistent where possible throughout the textual display of the IETP.

29.6.1.1 Numbering of Paragraphs/ Elements of Information. Numbering of paragraphs/ elements of information are not required unless it adds meaning to the display of the information.

29.7 Graphics

29.7.1Display of Graphics Overlays. Graphic overlays may be used to provide additional detail which would result in overcomplex graphics if the information was to be included on the base graphic.

29.7.2Graphics Display. A static graphics ( a graphic which cannot be manipulated) should be displayed in its entirety in the graphic area provided. If a graphic cannot be displayed in its entirety and in full detail within a pane, it should be capable of being manipulated using the display control functions such as panning, zooming, etc.

29.7.3Selectable Areas Within Graphics. Areas of a graphic which can be selected should be visually distinct and should not adversely affect the appearance of the graphic. The user should be able to select a point, an area, or an entire graphic by suitable positioning of the cursor or pointing device and activating the SELECT function. The selection of graphics should result in the cursor or pointing device changing appearance to indicate that the area selected can be activated.

29.8 Display of Tables

29.8.1 Display of table guideline information is as per S1000D with the following additions.

29.8.1.1The presentation of textual and graphical information within tables should conform to the requirements defined in Part 10 of this Defence Standard. IETP should reduce the need for the display of tables in their classical form. Large tables should be avoided. Tables should be displayed in a left to right, top to bottom array of cells with column headers and, if applicable, row identifiers. Resizing of tables should not change the meaning or value of the displayed content.

29.8.1.2Spacing. Consistent column and row spacing should be maintained within a table. When data is displayed in more than one column/row the integrity of the columns should be maintained irrespective of display manipulation.

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29.9 Display of Warnings, Cautions and Notes

29.9.1 In the first instance the Warning, Caution or Note should be displayed whenever applicable to the information (procedure, list etc) being accessed/viewed. Thereafter, the associated icon should always appear. Colour is the preferred method of display for Warnings, Cautions, and Notes, and will be used in borders around a dialogue box and any associated icons; for monochrome displays, an alternative method of highlighting will be necessary.

29.10 Display of Animation, Video, Audio and Continuous-Tone Images

29.10.1 Video, animation and sound should be used where it can enhance, or clearly show, the method or procedure being described. Currently, the use of animation rather than video is recommended for reasons of display quality, data storage and the impact upon processing speed. However, the IETP designer may wish to review these decisions as utilities for data compression are improved. If continuous-tone images from digitised photographs are to be used, then standardised data compression techniques should be considered.

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ANNEX A

ANNEX A TO PART - 11 DATA MODULE REQUIREMENTS LIST EXAMPLE

To be issued later

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ANNEX B TO PART - 11 DOCUMENTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN EXAMPLE

To be issued later

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ANNEX C

Preventive Maintenance Data Module Example

This example shows a preventive maintenance data module. This is a procedure to replenish a fuel tank which supplies a generator. For the purposes of this example, IC and ICV are used as defined in S1000D. Numbers from the SNS have been allocated as follows:

(a) Generator - D0-10-00.

(b) Fuel Tank - A4-10-00.

(c) Fuel Tank Cap - A4-10-01.

(d) Fuel Gauge - A4-10-02.

Where a DMC is shown, this indicates a reference to another DM which is obtained from the FPDB. DMCs are shown as a series of characters with the SNS, ICs and ICVs only shown in detail.

GENERATOR FUEL TANK REPLENISHMENT

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Table of Contents

Preliminary Requirements

References

Required Conditions

Manpower Requirements

Support/Test Equipment

Consumables, Materials and Expendables

Safety Conditions

Procedure

Post Task Action

Post Task Action Requirements Satisfied

Post Task Action Requirements Not Satisfied

List of Tables

1References

2Required Conditions

3Manpower Requirements

4Support/Test Equipment

5Consumables, Materials and Expendables

List of Figures

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Preliminary Requirements

Table 1 References

[This is a table of all the data modules and/or publications used in this procedural data module]

Table 2 Required Conditions

[This is a table which details the required pre-conditions and their associated Data Module Code and/or publication]

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Table 3 Manpower Requirements

[This is a table showing the manpower requirements for this data module]

[This is a table which shows the support equipment required to carry out the task]

Table 5 Consumables, Materials and Expendables

[This is a table which shows the consumables, materials and expendables required to carry out the task]

Safety Conditions

[This is a list of all safety conditions, relating to the task, in the form of warnings and presented in the same format as in the text of this data module.]

WARNINGS

(1)EYE DAMAGE. FUEL OM-XXX CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EYES. SAFETY GOGGLES MUST BE WORN. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-012A-x]

(2)TOXIC FUMES. FUEL OM-XXX CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO LUNGS. DO NOT INHALE. REFER TO FIG 1. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-012B-x]

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Procedure

Primary Technique [This is a procedure described as a series of tasks and their associated

DMC.]

Step 1 Inspect the fuel gauge. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41002-xxxx-310A-x]

Note

If required, refuel the generator as detailed.

WARNINGS

(1)EYE DAMAGE. FUEL OM-XXX CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EYES. SAFETY GOGGLES MUST BE WORN. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-012A-x]

(2)TOXIC FUMES. FUEL OM-XXX CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO LUNGS. DO NOT INHALE.

Step 2 Remove the generator fuel tank cap. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41001-xxxx- 520A-x]

Step 3 Insert the funnel into the fuel tank.

Step 4 Refuel. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41000-xxxx-211A-x] Step 5 Remove the funnel.

Step 6 Replace the generator fuel tank cap. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41001-xxxx- 740A-x]

Step 7 Using the cleaning cloths, remove any spillage.

Post Task Action

Primary Technique

Step 1 Inspect the fuel gauge. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41002-xxxx-310A-x] Step 2 Ensure that the fuel gauge indicates the required level of fuel.

Post Task Action Requirements Satisfied

Step 1 Return system to normal operation [Standard Operating Procedures]

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Step 2 Clean the work area. [Local Engineering Orders]

Step 3 Complete associated job cards. [Local Engineering Orders]

Post Task Action Requirements Not Satisfied

Step 1 Carry out corrective maintenance [DMC xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-410A- x]

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ANNEX D

Corrective Maintenance Data Module Example

This example shows a procedure, which is called up as a result of the relevant diagnostics, to replace a broken hose in the cooling system of a typical generator engine.

For the purposes of this example, IC and ICV are used as defined in S1000D. Numbers from the SNS have been allocated as follows:

(a)Engine compartment - A1-10-01

(b)Cooling system - A3-10-00.

(c)Drainage plug - A3-10-01.

(d) Top hose jubilee clip - A3-10-02

(e)Top hose - A3-10-03.

(f)Generator - D0-10-00.

(g)Battery - D0-20-00.

Where a DMC is shown, this indicates a reference to another DM which is obtained from the FPDB. DMCs are shown as a series of characters with the SNS, ICs and ICVs only shown in detail

COOLING SYSTEM - TOP HOSE REPLACEMENT

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Table of Contents

Preliminary Requirements

References

Required Conditions

Manpower Requirements

Support/Test Equipment

Consumables, Materials and Expendables

Safety Conditions

Procedure

Post Task Action

Post Task Action Requirements Satisfied

Post Task Action Requirements Not Satisfied

List of Tables

1References

2Required Conditions

3Manpower Requirements

4Support/Test Equipment

5Consumables, Materials and Expendables

List of Figures

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Preliminary Requirements

Table 1 References

[This is a table of the data modules and/or publications used in this procedural data module]

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Table 2 Required Conditions

[This is a table which details the required pre-conditions and their associated Data Module Code and/or publication]

Table 3 Manpower Requirements

[This is a table showing the manpower requirements for this data module]

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Table 4 Support/Test Equipment

[This is a table which shows the support equipment required to carry out the task]

Table 5 Consumables, Materials and Expendables

[This is a table showing the consumables, materials and expendables required to carry out the task]

Safety Conditions

[This is a list of all safety conditions, relating to the task, in the form of warnings and presented in the same format as in the text of this data module.]

WARNINGS

(1)EYE DAMAGE. COOLANT FLUID AL-39 CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EYES. SAFETY GOGGLES MUST BE WORN. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx- 012A-x]

(2)TOXIC FUMES. COOLANT FLUID AL-39 IS A TOXIC SUBSTANCE. DO NOT INHALE THE FUMES. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-012B-x]

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Procedure

[This is a task described as a series of steps and their associated DMCs.]

Step 1 Place the drainage container in a suitable position under the engine to catch the coolant fluid.

WARNINGS

(1)EYE DAMAGE. COOLANT FLUID AL-39 CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EYES. SAFETY GOGGLES MUST BE WORN. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx- 012A-x]

(2)TOXIC FUMES. COOLANT FLUID AL-39 IS A TOXIC SUBSTANCE. DO NOT INHALE THE FUMES. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-012B-x]

Step 2 Remove the drainage plug from the radiator. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31001- xxxx-520A-x]

Step 3 Allow the coolant fluid to drain into the drainage container.

Step 4 Refit the drainage plug. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31001-xxxx-720A-x]

Step 5 At the radiator, locate the top hose.

Step 6 Loosen the jubilee clips securing the top hose to the radiator inlet and thermostat housing outlet. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31002-xxxx-530A-x]

Step 7 Remove the top hose. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31003-xxxx-520A-x]

Step 8 Remove the two jubilee clips from the unserviceable top hose and place them, in the same positions, onto the replacement top hose.

Step 9 Discard the unserviceable top hose. [Local Engineering Orders]

Step 10 Using the emery cloth, clean the radiator inlet and thermostat housing outlet. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31000-xxxx-258A-x]

Step 11 Using the cleaning cloth, remove any grit from the radiator inlet and thermostat housing outlet.

[DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31000-xxxx-258B-x]

Step 12 Install the replacement top hose. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31003-xxxx- 720A-x]

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Post Task Action

Step 1 Replenish the cooling system. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31000-xxxx-218A-x] Step 2 Inspect the drainage plug and top hose for leaks.

Step 3 Reconnect the battery. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD02000-xxxx-730A-x] Step 4 Switch on the generator. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-132A-x] Step 5 Run the generator for one minute. [Standard Operating Procedures]

Step 6 Switch off the generator. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD01000-xxxx-131A-x] Step 7 Disconnect the battery. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD02000-xxxx-510A-x]

Step 8 Inspect the coolant fluid level. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31000-xxxx-311A- x]

Step 9 Ensure the coolant fluid level is correct. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA31000- xxxx-311B-x]

Post Task Action Requirements Satisfied

Step 1 Close the engine compartment. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA11001-xxxx-740A- x]

Step 2 Discard the used coolant fluid. [Local Engineering Orders]

Step 3 Return the system to normal operations. [Standard Operating Procedures] Step 4 Clean the work area. [Local Engineering Orders]

Step 5 Complete associated job cards. [Local Engineering Orders]

Post Task Action Requirements Not Satisfied

Step 1 Bleed the cooling system. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41002-xxxx-231A-x] Step 2 Check the cooling system. [DMC - xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BA41002-xxxx-369A-x]

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ANNEX E

Preventive Maintenance Schedule Data Module Content Example

This Annex shows the preventive maintenance schedule for a subset of the totality of preventive maintenance for the generator discussed at Annex C. The resources in this schedule may be displayed in various formats which may include, for example, listing by procedure, listing by periodicity, listing by operational effect/downtime, etc.

For the purposes of this example the schedule is presented in tabular form showing a subset of preventive maintenance for a generator.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

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ANNEX F

Preventive Maintenance Resources Summary Content Examples

This Annex shows a nonextensive list of the resource summaries for the subset of the totality of preventive maintenance for the generator discussed at Annex C. These resources may be displayed in various formats which may include, for example, listing by; procedure, periodicity, manhours, etc.

For the purposes of this example, the summary is presented as a series of tables for a subset of the totality of the preventive maintenance information for the generator. The requirements for tools, test equipment, consumables and expendables, lifed items, safety equipment and replacement items are shown.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE RESOURCE SUMMARY

DMC [xxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx-BD0-10-00-xxxx-286A-x]

TOOL REQUIREMENTS

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TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

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ANNEX G

Example of Information Code (IC) Allocations Against JSP 186 Information Categories

1 Identification of DM by IC

The purpose of these examples is to assist in identifying the Data Modules(DM), which are necessary to populate paper publications structured to the JSP 186 category system, using the appropriate IC. This breakdown is not exhaustive and is for guidance only.

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Code 041 - Description of how it is made

Code 051 - Wiring Diagrams

Code 052 - Routing Diagrams

Code 053 - Connection Lists

Code 054 - Schematic Diagrams

Code 055 - Location diagrams

Code 056 - Equipment Lists

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Code 360 - Design Data/Tolerance Checks

Code 370 - Monitor the Condition

Code 540 - Open for Access Procedures

Code 700 -Assemble Install and Connect Procedures

Code 810 -Preservation Procedures

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Code 130 - Operation Procedures

Code 140 - Emergency procedures

Code 150 - Post Operation Procedures

Code 200 - Servicing

Code 210 - Fill

Code 220 - Drain liquid and release pressure Code 230 - Bleed and prime

Code 240 - Lubrication

Code 241 - Oil

Code 242 - Grease

Code 243 - Dry Film

Code 250 - Clean and apply surface protection

Code 260 - Remove and prevent ice and remove contamination

Code 270 - Adjust, align and calibrate

Code 280 - Maintenance General

Code 282 - Corrective Maintenance

Code 286 - Maintenance Resource Summaries Code 290 - Change of liquid/gases

Code 300 - Examination tests and checks

Code 310 - Visual Examinations

Code 320 - Operation tests

Code 330 - Test preparation

Code 340 - Function tests

Code 350 - Structure tests

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Code 360 - Design Data/Tolerance Checks

Code 370 - Monitor the Condition

Code 390 - Sample test

Code 400 - Failure report and isolation procedures

Code 410 - Failure symptom data

Code 420 - General failure isolation procedures

Code 500 - Remove and disassemble procedures

Code 510 - Disconnect procedures

Code 520 - Remove procedures

Code 530 - Disassemble procedures

Code 540 - Open for access procedures

Code 550 - Unload software procedures

Code 600 - Repairs and locally make procedures and data

Code 610 - Add materials

Code 620 - Attach materials

Code 630 - Change the mechanical strength/structure of materials

Code 640 - Change the surface finish of materials

Code 650 - Remove materials

Code 660 - Structure repair procedures and data

Code 670 - Locally make procedures and data

Code 680 - Battle damage procedures and data.

Code 690 - Miscellaneous

Code 691 - Marking

Code 700 - Assemble install and connect procedures

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Code 710 - Assemble procedures

Code 720 - install procedures

Code 730 - Connect procedures

Code 740 - Close after access procedures

Code 750 - Software procedures

Code 900 - Miscellaneous

Code 920 - Change = Remove + Install

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Code 120 - Pre-Operating Procedures

Code 130 - Operation Procedures

Code 140 - Emergency procedures

Code 150 - Post Operation Procedures

Code 200 - Servicing

Code 210 - Fill

Code 220 - Drain liquid and release pressure

Code 230 - Bleed and prime

Code 240 - Lubrication

Code 241 - Oil

Code 242 - Grease

Code 243 - Dry Film

Code 250 - Clean and apply surface protection

Code 260 - Remove and prevent ice and remove contamination

Code 270 - Adjust, align and calibrate

Code 280 - Maintenance General

Code 281 - Preventative Maintenance

Code 285 -Preventative Maintenance Schedules

Code 286 - Maintenance Resource Summaries

Code 290 - Change of liquid/gases

Code 300 - Examination tests and checks

Code 310 - Visual Examinations

Code 320 - Operation tests

Code 330 - Test preparation

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Code 331 - Connection of test equipment

Code 332 - Removal of test equipment

code 333 - Installation of the unit before the test Code 334 - Removal of the unit after the test. Code 340 - Function test

Code 341 - Manual test

Code 342 - Automatic test

Code 360 - Design Data/Tolerance Checks

Code 370 - Monitor the Condition

Code 371 - Oil analysis

Code 372 - Vibration analysis

Code 373 - Blade track check

Code 374 - Fuel analysis

Code 390 - Sample test

Code 500 - Remove and disassemble procedures Code 510 - Disconnect procedures

Code 520 - Remove procedures

Code 530 - Disassemble procedures

Code 540 - Open for access procedures

Code 550 - Unload software procedures

Code 691 - Marking

Code 700 - Assemble install and connect procedures Code 710 - Assemble procedures

Code 720 - install procedures

Code 730 - Connect procedures

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Code 071 - Consumables

Code 072 - Material

Code 073 - Expendables

Code 074 - Data Sheets for Dangerous CME

Code 075 - Parts List

Code 076 - Fluids

Code 080 - Mixtures and solutions Code 081 - Chemical solutions code 082 - Chemical mixtures

Code 800 - Storage procedures and data

Code 810 - Preservation procedures

Code 820 - Procedures to remove preservation material

Code 830 - Procedures to put items in containers

Code 840 - Procedures to remove items from containers

Code 860 - Procedures to remove items when in storage

Code 870 - Procedures to prepare items when in storage

Code 890 - Life data of items when in storage

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