Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com MIL-STD-31000 APPENDIX A item or part being documented. A.3.2.6.2 Data lists. Either "REQUIRED" or "NOT REQUIRED" shall be selected. Data lists aid in assembling larger sets of drawings. Therefore, data lists should be required on most acquisitions of complex items. When data lists are required, the contractor will be given guidance as to the levels of assembly at which they are required. For example, an electronic system composed of input and output sections made up of equipment racks containing replaceable drawers may require data lists at the drawer, rack, section and system (or end-item) level. Other terms for the required levels may be used.
A.3.2.6.3 Index lists. Select either “REQUIRED” or “NOT REQUIRED.” Index lists are not normally needed for small or moderate sized drawing packages of items that are not complex. However, they help in assembling the larger drawing packages required for major equipments, systems and subsystems. The assembly level at which index lists are required shall be specified. A.3.2.6.4 Wire lists. Select either “REQUIRED” or “NOT REQUIRED”. A wire lists is prepared to provide information necessary for making wire connections. A wire list may be prepared for one or more related assemblies. A.3.2.6.5 Indentured data lists. Select either “REQUIRED” or “NOT REQUIRED”.
An indentured data list is prepared to show all the documents for a complete system or end item in a top down, generation tree order. A.3.2.6.6 Application lists. Select either “REQUIRED” or “NOT REQUIRED”. Application lists are prepared when data such as “Next Assembly” and “Used On” are required in a separate list. A.3.2.7 Block 7. Applicability of drawing standards. This block is used to indicate the applicability of drawing standards. A.3.2.8 Block 8. Other tailoring. This block may be used to tailor any requirement of MIL- STD-31000, ASME Y14.100 with appropriate appendices, a DID, or any other document affecting the content, format, or media of the data product. 25