Perform Operator Maintenance Using The Software Users Guide

Question 1

SUG

Answer 1

Software user guide

Question 2

Alerts notify

Answer 2

Operator of change of status

Question 3

When fault reporting thru FP SUG what are the 3 types of alert

Answer 3

Status change DEGRADED/NO GO(fault alert)

Status Change GO alert

Operational alert

Question 4

Status Change DEGRADE/NO GO (Fault Alert):

Answer 4

a failure that reduces equipment capability has been found. A two or three letter code indicates the major hardware where the fault was detected.

Question 5

Status Change GO Alert.

Answer 5

a change that indicates the faulted equipment has returned to full capability. A two or three-letter code ind cates the major hardware where the status change was detected

Question 6

Operational Alert

Answer 6

an alert to which you must respond. It is monitored during Air Defense Missions

Question 7

Routine fault reporting uses what to report changes detected through status monitor processes

Answer 7

Computer display and

Computer display interface

Question 8

Go

Answer 8

Function is available without qualification

Question 9

No-GO

Answer 9

Function is not available

Question 10

Degraded

Answer 10

Function is available but limited

Question 11

3 tabular displays that summarize current system status

Answer 11

Fault data

Operational assessment

FP status

Question 12

Fault data

Answer 12

Provides a limited localized fault assessment

Provides status data that is used to interface with diagnostic processes

Items appear only when they’re registered as a fault

Question 13

Operational assessment

Answer 13

• Provides an assessment of key tactical functional capability based on current hardware status.

• Functions are tagged as
GO:.
NO-GO:
DEGRADED:

The ADJ FP COMMO data field assesses the communication between FP to FP as GO, DEGRADED, POOR, or INACTIVE.

Question 14

FP status

Answer 14

Provides a number of items relating to overall status including an assessment of GO, DGRD, or NOGO for major hardware

Question 15

Faults indicated to you via status monitor fault reporting

Answer 15

Single hard fault

Multiple hard faults

Intermittent faults

On-line repair

Question 16

What is the first thing a maintainer does before fault isolation

Answer 16

Check for obvious faults…….tripped circuit breakers…..cheated interlocks…..visual indications

Question 17

When operating work packages operator will be instructed to

Answer 17

Remain on-line

Perform manual fault isolation

Perform FP general fault isolation

Question 18

MCS

Answer 18

Maintenance control system

Question 19

TANs

Answer 19

Test action numbers

Question 20

SUG Vol 2

Answer 20

FP FI

Question 21

SUG Vol 3

Answer 21

BN on-line

Question 22

SUG Vol 4

Answer 22

BN off-line

Question 23

What are the 3 types of ways you can get faults

Answer 23

Alerts-alert messages

BITE-visual/audible

Operator observed-erratic equipment -not powering up or down….frozen screen blank screen

Question 24

Single hard fault

Answer 24

Alert that is acknowledged but stays there

Question 25

Multiple hard faults

Answer 25

2 or more faults that pop up and stay there after alert acknowledges

Question 26

Intermittent faults

Answer 26

Comes and gos Will happen bcus of weather Problem isn’t up long enough to be troubleshot

Question 27

All operators should know this work packet

Answer 27

FP alert response requirements WP 18924

Question 28

Faults….When you are doing step 1 “verifying the fault” what are you doing?

Answer 28

Observing the fault

Question 29

Faults……what are you doing for step 2

Answer 29

FP fault isolation WP 18922 If it’s an alert fault you can go back to “how to use this manual WP 18914