Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com MIL-STD-3001-2A(AS) components may be included in separate WPs, especially when a large number of schematics are required. However, when only a small number of schematics are required, they should be included in the applicable principles of operation or testing and troubleshooting WP. Schematic diagram WPs shall include an introduction intro >. 5.2.6 Operation data. Operating instructions shall be developed when the equipment is designed to be operated by a dedicated operator. The operation of support equipment shall be integrated into the testing (checkout) procedures using the support equipment.
Operating instructions may also be developed to provide standard basic operating procedures when the equipment is used for testing or maintenance of multiple items (e.g., Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), hydraulic test stands, and portable or mobile power supplies). 5.2.6.1 Operating instruction work packages (end item). These WPs shall contain step-by-step operating instructions for the equipment, including all safety precautions, covering the complete pre-operational to post-operational cycle. The procedures shall identify all normal and abnormal observations or indications and appropriate action to be taken.
Supporting illustrations may be prepared, as necessary, to locate and identify all controls and indicators required to operate and monitor the equipment (see figure 6 ). All operating instruction WPs may have an introduction intro >. The coverage shall include the technical procedures described below, as applicable. If necessary, for systems or equipment that have more than one method of operation or several modes of operation, the procedures described below can be repeated for each method or mode in the same WP. a. Equipment preparation for use prepuse >.
As applicable, special procedures shall be prepared for unpacking, removing protective coatings, depreservation, and setting up equipment furnished in a partially assembled state. When the equipment is intended to be anchored or mounted in a fixed location and installed by a supporting facility, installation procedures are not required. If containers are to be used again, kept for future use, turned in to supply, or require special disposition method, the necessary procedures shall be prepared. b. Pre-operational setup procedures preop >.
Pre-operational setup procedures, including pre-operation setup illustrations and initial switch settings to prepare the equipment for operation, if required. c. Start-up procedures startup >. Start-up procedures are normally part of the operating procedures or the pre-operational setup, but when lengthy, may be included as separate procedures. d. Controls and indicator descriptions. To facilitate the operation procedures, a description and use of controls and indicators ctrlinddesc > may be included for each equipment, assembly, or control panel having controls and indicators. Refer to 5.2.4.2.1.1 for controls and indicator description requirements.
If controls and indicator descriptions are provided, they shall not be repeated within the aircraft systems, aeronautical equipment, and engine description WPs. 12