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system state information relative to the branched node. If a branch has not been previously taken, this
function key shall be non-functional.
3.5.2.2 Required data access functions. There shall be multiple data access paths provided to the user
including, as a minimum, the following access methods:
3.5.2.2.1 CREATE, REMOVE, MODIFY, and GOTO bookmarks. The capability to mark displayed
information for later recall shall exist. Bookmarks shall be used to recall speciic information, e.g., a
procedure. The capability to view bookmarks shall be provided. There shall be the capability to name
a bookmark with a unique alphanumeric name.
3.5.2.2.2 SEARCH and DIRECT ACCESS functions. The SEARCH and DIRECT ACCESS functions
shall enable, but not be limited to, searching for and directly accessing the following IETM information
by entering search information into a dialog box.
3.5.2.2.2.1 System index. There shall be the capability to access IETM information by using a hierarchical
outline or index.
3.5.2.2.2.2 Functional diagrams. There shall be the capability to access IETM information through the use
of a functional diagram or graphic. Through the diagram, the capability to move the cursor to the graphic
display of the function of interest and activate the SELECT function shall be provided.
3.5.2.2.3 MORE DETAIL, LESS DETAIL. If a separately authored track of more or less detailed technical
information is available (see 3.3.2), the capability to activate the level of detail functions within the
parameters allowed by the technician's skill level shall exist.
3.5.2.2.4 CROSS REF. The presence of and access to cross reference information shall be provided. When
selected, a new data pane or window shall appear on the display. The capability to exit the cross reference
and return to the original information displayed shall be accomplished using the RETURN function.
3.5.2.2.5 HELP. The system shall provide a help information display function and shall permit access to
the following help functions and descriptions, as required:
a. Context. Shall provide context sensitive help about the speciic situation that exists or the
information being displayed on the system when help was requested.
b. How to use help. Help shall include information on how to use the application's help facility.
c. Window. Shall provide general information about the operation of the window from which the
help was requested.
d. Keys. Shall provide information about the function keys and other keyboard features.
e. System. Shall provide help related to use of the computer system being used to view the IETM.
f. Index. Shall provide an index with a search capability for all help information.
g. Tutorial. Shall provide access to a tutorial.
h. Glossary. Shall provide the meaning of terms, acronyms, and abbreviations contained in the IETM.
3.5.2.3 Other functions.
If speciied by the acquiring activity, other system functions shall be made
available (see 6.2u).
3.6 Special requirements. The following requirements shall apply, in addition to those previously stated
herein, unless otherwise contained in the applicable functional requirements of the conventional TM
performance speciication corresponding to the type of IETM being developed, e.g., operation, maintenance,
as determined by the acquiring activity (see 6.2v). Generally, the major types of information covered
shall include, but not limited to: procedural (task), fault isolation, parts, and descriptive or narrative
text. See deinitions in section 6.6.
3.6.1 Requirements peculiar to procedural information. Procedural information shall be used to instruct an
end user how to operate, test, or repair a system; or carry out a logistics support procedure. Format for
tasks and subtasks shall conform to the requirements contained herein.
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