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The SB_CSDB doctype imports maintenance related procedures, creates T'Cs and E/Cs, and automatically links this information. The information provided is tied to the applicable OEM. The manufacturers for this manual are Airbus and Boeing.

When uploading a document into TraxDoc, the file that is being uploaded must be in a location where the eMRO server will recognize it. See below instructions:

- The IT department on the user side must select a directory to work as a repository for all the OEM manuals that would be uploaded to eMRO via the TraxDoc module.
- This directory must be accessible from the application server (Wildfly).
- Create a way for users to provide the OEM manual revisions to be placed in the repository.
- The path for the repository directory will be defined by the traxdoc_manual variable on the data.source.properties file. This can be found under the application server (/%WILDFLYHOME%/deployments/emro.war/WEB-INF/classes/resources/).

SaaS customers should refer to the instructions outlined in this document in iCentral: SaaS - How to Upload TraxDoc Manuals.

From the TraxDoc Document window, select the Generate/Update Data button. The Task Card create from SB_CSDB window is displayed.

Note: Ensure that the Service Bulletin S100D (SB_CSDB) doctype is selected in the Optional Tab.

The following information/options are available in this window:
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TraxDoc No.

The TraxDoc Document ID number, which is automatically generated by the system.

Override checkbox

Select this checkbox to override the Revision for Task Cards that are being imported.

Revision

The document’s current revision number. Each TraxDoc can have multiple revisions as the data/records created through the TraxDoc will need to be updated (revised) regularly depending on the requirements of the aircraft manufacturer, regulatory agency, airline, etc.

Select Procedures to Import

Maintenance Procedures checkbox - Select this checkbox to indicate that Maintenance Procedures will be imported.

NDT Procedures checkbox - Select this checkbox to indicate that NDT Procedures will be imported.

Fault Isolation Procedures checkbox - Select this checkbox to indicate that Fault Isolation Procedures will be imported.

ESP Procedures checkbox - Select this checkbox to indicate that ESP Procedures will be imported.

ASR Procedures checkbox - Select this checkbox to indicate that ASR Procedures will be imported.

Maintenance Procedures Functionality Checkboxes

The following checkboxes indicate what additional maintenance functionalities will put into effect alongside the procedures' import.

Wipe Existing Data checkbox - Select this checkbox to replace the existing data with the data from the new revision.

Revert Pending Changes From This Revision checkbox - Select this checkbox to revert pending changes to the revision. Any new Task Cards created for this revision will also be deleted.

AutoCreate New Tran Codes checkbox - Some of the Task Card information provided in OEM manuals is controlled by Tran codes (i.e. Task Card types, areas, and skills). Selecting this checkbox will automatically create a Tran code record for any values found in the manual. If this box is not checked, the fields will still be set in the Task Card, but will have to be changed manually when working with the task card. This option is unchecked by default.

Create New TCs From This Manual Revision - Select this checkbox to create new Task Cards from the current manual revision.

Extended TC Title checkbox - Select this checkbox to extend the T/C title.

Revise and Update TCs That Have Previously Been Loaded checkbox - Select this checkbox to update the content and revision of T/Cs that have previously been imported into the system.

Default Task Card Type

The Task Card Type. This is useful in the sort and locating of the Task Card.

Default Task Card Category

Select the Task Card Category to be assigned to all Task Cards being created/revised from this import. Task Card Category will delegate the authorization process and send notifications as defined in the System Transaction Codes.

Company

The company associated with the imported T/Cs.

Control

Users can choose between the two Control types: A/C or P/N. When A/C is chosen, users can specify the Aircraft by selecting into the field.

Default Mechanic Skill checkbox

Select this checkbox if the mechanic skill is mandatory. The Default mechanic skill field will become mandatory once this checkbox is selected.

Default Inspector Skill checkbox

Select this checkbox if the inspector skill is mandatory. The Default inspector skill field will become mandatory once this checkbox is selected.

Create Tasks For drop down

Select the module required to load the SGML Task Card to: Engineering, Shop, GSE.

Log Directory

This option allows the user to specify the directory to which log files and error reports will be saved. The initial value is a sub-folder inside the default temporary directory.

Apply Strict Range Effectivity checkbox

When checked, imported Task Cards/Engineering Controls will be made effective to all Aircraft Type/Series, regardless of whether or not tail-level effectivity is specified in the manual. Positions, Zones, Panels, References, etc. will also be created for all type/series. If unchecked, effectivity will only be created for those type/series that have a least one effective Aircraft specified in the manual.

Create PN Master Records For Parts checkbox

Select this checkbox to auto create records in the P/N Master for any parts found in the manual. When this checkbox is selected, the following fields appear:

Default PN Category - This P/N Category field in this window is referring to only Expendable and Consumable part numbers. This determines how the system will handle this part. If the Category entered is Expendable or Consumable, the system will be expecting either an Expendable or Consumable number for every item in the system for this part number.

Default Consumables Category - This P/N Category field in this window is referring to only Expendable and Consumable part numbers. This determines how the system will handle this part. If the Category is a 'non-serialized' or a 'kit' type then the system will not be expecting serial numbers for every item.

Default Tools Category - This P/N Category field in this window is referring to Tool part numbers. This determines how the system will handle this part. A Tool P/N Category can be defined as serialized or non-serialized. If serialized, the system will be expecting serial numbers for every item in the system for this part number. The user must enter default values to place in these fields in case the AMM does not contain data for them. Parts for this category are identified by the TOOLNBR tag.

Default PN Stock UOM - The ATA code for Unit Of Measurement (or internal code if preferred). The Order UOM differentiates by Stock UOM a unit of conversion may be defined in the UOM code which will automatically convert the Order UOM to the Stock UOM at receiving.

Default PN Vendor - The Manufacturer or main Vendor for this part. The Vendor must be flagged in the Vendor Master as a Manufacturer to populate this field.

Default PN Description - The description of the part number.

Do Not Load PN checkbox

When this checkbox is selected, the system will not load the P/Ns against the Task Card(s) created with the import.

Reserve Tools radio buttons - Select from one of the following radio buttons:

Reserve radio button - Select this button to reserve the spare or tool when W/O P/N reservation is applied.

Repair Return radio button - Select this button to repair/return the spare when W/O P/N reservation is applied.

None radio button - Select this button if no spare or tool has been reserved or repaired.

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Setting up a Service Bulletin S1000D TraxDoc

When setting up a Service Bulletin S1000D TraxDoc, ensure that the Category is set to SB.

Set the Effectivity Designator to MSNBR.

Populate the Document No., Revision Number, Revision Date, Title, and Description.

Establish the appropriate Authorization and select the appropriate Module.

In the Optional Tab, select the appropriate OEM Manual Provider.

Note: The OEM Manual Providers applicable for this doctype are Airbus and Boeing.

Set the Doctype to Service Bulletin S1000D (SB_CSDB).

Note: Select the Aerodox Flag to ensure that the manual and data are viewable in the Aerodox iOS application.

Establish effectivity via the TraxDoc Effectivity button.

Loading the Service Bulletin S1000D Doctype

In the TraxDoc Explorer Tab, select the Load OEM button.

The TraxDoc SGML Load window is prompted. Select the New button to establish a directory path.

Expand the file tree and select the appropriate manual file. Within that file, select the 'Service Bulletin" folder to include all appropriate information necessary for the load.

Once the directory is established, select the Save button.

Once saved, the TraxDoc will begin loading into the system.

The load progress can be viewed within the TraxDoc Progress window via the Navigation Panel. For more information, refer to TraxDoc Progress.

Importing the Service Bulletin S1000D Doctype

To Import the Service Bulletin S100D Doctype, select the Generate/Update Data button within the TraxDoc Explorer Tab.

The Task Card Create from SB_CSDB window is displayed. Populate the appropriate fields and select the Next button.

The Available Task list is displayed. Select the desired tasks to be generated and move them to the Selected Tasks section using the arrow button(s).

Once the desired tasks have been properly selected, select the Run button to generate them.

The generate progress can be viewed within the TraxDoc Progress window via the Navigation Panel. For more information, refer to TraxDoc Progress.