Untitled Quiz

Create aircraft entities, like aircraft model, manufacturer, zones and ATA chapters
Define parameters to monitor the life of aircraft and components
Identify possible values for each parameter

Quick Codes act as additional qualifiers for business entities or documents
Users can provide values to categorize or group entities/documents
Define Quick Codes for specific organizational needs
Example quick code types: Aircraft Group category, Aircraft Type, Aircraft Status, Model Type, Usage Type, Aircraft Details -1/2, Component Details - 1/2/3, Manufacturer Category, Mod Category, Mod Classification, Lower Landing Minimum, User Status
Select Create Quick Codes under Aircraft business component
Use the Quick Code Type drop-down list to select the quick code type
Enter unique quick codes in the Quick Code field in the multiline
Enter a description for the quick code
Click the Create Quick Codes pushbutton
The system automatically assigns "Active" status to the quick codes

Deferral category defines the deferment limits of MEL/CDL items and the parameters on which they depend
Select Create Deferral Category under Configuration business component
Provide a unique identifier for the Deferral Category and Deferral Category Desc
Select the Limit Type for the deferral category (Infinite, Time Limited, Usage Limited, or Time and Usage Limited)
Select the Limit Basis for Time and Usage Limited deferral category options: Whichever is earlier or Whichever is later
Enter the deferral duration in the Deferral Duration field
Leave the Deferral Duration field blank if the Limit Type is Usage Limited
Enter the value of the parameter that the MEL/CDL item number is deferred upon in the Deferral Limits field
Leave the Deferral Limits field blank if the Limit Type is Time Limited
Click the Create Deferral Category pushbutton

Effectivity of a part is set for aircraft model/aircraft/part/component
Effectivity defines the compatibility of a part for an aircraft/component
To make a part effective for all aircraft models/aircraft/parts/components, do not define effectivity for it
Select the Manage Part Effectivity link under the Aircraft business component
Set the Effectivity Status to Effective to make a part suitable for an aircraft model/aircraft/part/component
Setting a part to Effective for an aircraft model makes it compatible for all aircraft of that model
A part is incompatible with all other models of aircraft
You can also make a part Effective for a specific aircraft, making it unsuitable for other aircraft
A part made Effective for a NHA (parent) part/component automatically makes all other parts/components unsuitable for it
Set the Effectivity Status to Conditional Effective for an aircraft model/aircraft/part/component if it should be suitable under certain flying conditions or maintenance/usage parameters
Set the Effectivity Status to Not Effective to make a part invalid for an aircraft model/aircraft/part/component

Select the Build Model Configuration link under the Aircraft business component
Enter the aircraft model number in the Model # field
Enter the model description in the Model Description field
Enter the manufacturer and manufacturer category in the Manufacturer # and Mfr.Category fields
Select the type of aircraft in the Aircraft Type field
Enter the aircraft group in the Aircraft Group field
Enter the usage type in the Usage Type field
Enter the aircraft status in the Aircraft Status field
Enter the weight of the aircraft in the EmptyWeight field
Enter the maximum takeoff weight in the MTOW field
Enter the maximum landing weight in the MLW field
Enter the length, width, and height of the aircraft in the Length, Width, and Height fields, respectively
Enter the number of seats in the Seats field
Enter the model effectivity details in the Model Effectivity Details multiline
Enter the aircraft model number for which the configuration class is applicable in the Aircraft Model # field
Set the Model Configuration Status
Click the Create Model Configuration pushbutton
Click the Re-Number pushbutton to rearrange rows in ascending order by sequence number

The parts interchangeability rule defines alternate part numbers that can be placed in a position code in place of the reference part number
Select Edit Part Interchangeability Rules link in the Edit Position Attributes page
Enter the Interchangeable Part # field
Enter the Order of Preference for considering the interchangeable part
Click the Edit Part Interchangeability Rules pushbutton
Select View Alternate Part No link to view the alternate part details for the interchangeable part

ETOP twin position codes are parallel to a reference position code
ETOP twin position codes restrict any maintenance activity being carried out simultaneously in the reference position code and the twin position code
This rule enforces aircraft reliability during ETOP
Select Edit ETOP Twin Positions link in the Edit Position Attributes page
Enter the Twin Position Code field
Click Edit ETOP Twin Positions pushbutton