When creating a model, the individual subassemblies are created as modules. The models of these modules can be shared with little or no modification across multiple systems. This means that if a subassembly is shared across multiple systems, it only needs to be modeled once. Thus, the
The modeling effort can be broken in four phases: 1. Getting to know the system being modeled, the different ways it can fail, and how the failures manifest themselves (symptoms, error-codes, tests). 2. Capturing the relationships in the TEAMS tool (the actual modeling). 3. Adding ref
Diagnosis is the process of determining the system health from observed effects. Typically, over 50% of the cases, the corrective action can be diagnosed unambiguously by reasoning on the presence and absence of error codes. For those cases, troubleshooting can be completely eliminate