topic Re: Arbortext S1000D modules in Arbortext

Arbortext S1000D modules

dm-3 — Wed, 06 Sep 2023 13:45:13 GMT

Hi,What modules are required to cretae and update manuals like Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM), Structural Repair Manual (SRM), Wiring Diagram Manual (WDM), Aircraft Illustrated Parts Catalogue (AIPC), Software Configuration Manual (SCM), etc., through Web Enabled IETM?--Dhinesh

Re: Arbortext S1000D modules

GarethOakes — Sat, 22 Oct 2016 06:58:46 GMT

You should contact PTC direct sales or a local partner, PTC sells a complete solution stack for S1000D. There is a legacy S1000D solution based on LBS software, but we would recommend the new Windchill-based CSDB - read more here: Aerospace and Defense | PTC.‌

I think the complete PTC solution stack for what you're asking about would be:

1. Windchill PDMLink (base software for product data & content management)

2. Windchill Service Information Manager for S1000D (module for regular S1000D DMs)

3. Windchill Service Parts for S1000D (module for S1000D IPD DMs)

4. Arbortext Editor (content authoring)

5. Arbortext ISODraw (2D illustrations)

6. Creo Illustrate (3D illustrations)

7. Arbortext Publishing Engine (PDF & other output)

8. Servigistics InService for A&D (IETM output)

Re: Arbortext S1000D modules

RayStachowiak — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 18:46:40 GMT

Good information Gareth, however, from his nomenclature (AMM, SRM, WDM) those are identifications for ATA iSpec 2200 and this is a different and non-S1000D structure. However, some aircraft manufacturers have used S1000D for commercial iSpec 2200 so you might check to see exactly what standards you are using.

Re: Arbortext S1000D modules

GarethOakes — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 21:52:02 GMT

I was confused as well, Ray, and good clarification. Hopefully Dhinesh has what he needs now.

Re: Arbortext S1000D modules

IanBoulton — Fri, 14 Jul 2017 18:54:42 GMT

Hello

Those sound like manual types from the ATA ispec 2200 standard. Do you wish to do S1000D or ATA?

S1000D allows you to create the same kinds of publications using publication modules which are collections of data modules.

Thanks

Ian Boulton.