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<strong>NAVAIR</strong>INST <strong>4120.11</strong><br />

Cat Functionality Definition Examples and Comments<br />

An<br />

Action Complete<br />

Indicator<br />

A functionality used to indicate<br />

the completion of an action.<br />

This functionality is normally<br />

associated with, but not limited<br />

to use with, checklists, as other<br />

methods may be used (e.g.:<br />

sign off). The data entered via<br />

the Action Complete Indicator<br />

may be retained for state or<br />

audit trail purposes depending<br />

on project requirements. An<br />

Action Complete Indicator will<br />

not have a given value (other<br />

than “if checked=completed”).<br />

This functionality is different<br />

than, and should not be<br />

confused with, check boxes<br />

associated with dialogs.<br />

An<br />

Global Data<br />

Annotation<br />

This functionality allows the<br />

end users to store data<br />

acquired via local inspection.<br />

Globally accessible annotations<br />

should be limited in scope and<br />

required to be approved by the<br />

end user’s Quality Assurance<br />

process and be made available<br />

to the ETM development<br />

contractor.<br />

This feature allows local<br />

maintenance activities to<br />

supplement the general quality<br />

assurance checks unique to<br />

that activity. It should be noted<br />

that this is a one-way feature.<br />

Globally accessible<br />

documentation can only be<br />

added; it may not be deleted.<br />

An example of globally accessible<br />

annotation is a quality maintenance<br />

supplement indicating the new type of<br />

lubricant to use.<br />

Some users of data on CDROM might use<br />

these Global Data Annotations to provide<br />

updates to data by quickly revising the<br />

CDROM to contain the “sticky” notes.<br />

The TPIRF, DA Form 2028, AFTO Form<br />

22, AFTO Form 735, and TPDR are<br />

discrepancy forms that after approval may<br />

use Global Data Annotations to<br />

incorporate the data.<br />

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