equipment, and related support equipment \(SE\). The manuals will normally include an integrated illustrated parts breakdown \(IPB\).

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MIL-DTL-81919C(AS)

(1) Separate testing (operational checkout), procedures shall use logic tree format

procedural text with fault isolation entry points established to reference.

(2) Separate troubleshooting (fault isolation) procedures shall be based on the

operational checkout established entry points. Troubleshooting (fault isolation)

procedures may be provided using any of the following formats as required for most

effective presentation:

(a) Logic tree diagram format figures,

(b) Logic text format full page tables,

c. Post-test teardown procedures.

3.3.3.5 Automatic (using ATE) test procedures.

a. Testing and troubleshooting are basically the same as complex manual test procedures.

However, the procedures are normally documented in Test Program Instructions and shall

not be duplicated. Manual procedures may be required when the task analysis identifies

that required coverage will not be provided in the Test Program Set.

b. The Test Program Set index shall be referenced for testing and troubleshooting.

c. A schematic of the Unit Under Test (UUT) shall be provided or referenced as backup

data. Normally, the schematic will be provided as part of the Test Program Set.

3.3.3.6 Testing and troubleshooting procedures. Testing and troubleshooting procedures

(included in the WP or in reference material) shall include the following, as applicable to the

UUT:

a. SE and Materials Required lists.

b. Instructions for setup and use of special tools and test equipment, including instructions

for operation.

c. When interconnection of equipment is not obvious, an interconnection diagram shall be

included.

d. Instructions required to prepare the SE and its components for test.