: Public <<enumeration>> Class

Created: | 5/9/2024 4:40:04 PM
Modified: | 7/30/2024 2:19:17 PM
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Author: | FAA
Version: | 4.0.0
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Status: | Implemented
Complexity: | Easy
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UUID: | {D76B8FE1-B817-4deb-9371-2D3C83CC377D}
Appears In: | MMIXMDataTypes

Enumerated list of asset categories.<br/>

- Attributes
- Advanced

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Public Assembly
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | A combination of parts or subassemblies designed to work in concert.<br/>
Public Component
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Any self-contained part or any combination of parts, subassemblies, or units that perform a distinctive function necessary to operate a system, per the FAA Advisory Circular for Recordkeeping Requirements.<br/>
Public Equipment
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Equipment refers to a complete collection of manufactured assemblies or components that make up a complex system/facility (e.g., transmitter, receiver, etc.). This information is located in section 8 of the system or equipment Technical Instruction Book. Equipment describes the highest level of serialized equipment information associated with the Facility Type, Location Ident, and make/model combinations from an FSEP record, per 6000.5 Facility, Service, and Equipment Profile (FSEP).<br/>
Public Facility
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Generally, any installation of equipment designated to aid in the navigation, communication, or control of air traffic. Specifically, the term denotes the total electronic equipment, power generation, or distribution systems and any structure used to house, support, and /or protect the use equipment and systems. A facility may include a number of systems, subsystems, or equipment, per FAA-HDBK-006A Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RMA) Handbook.<br/>
Public lru
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Line replaceable unit (lru) - a modular component designed to be quickly replaced at an operating location.<br/>
Public LRU
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Lowest replaceable unit (LRU) - For restoration purposes, an LRU is an assembly, printed circuit board, or chassis-mounted component that can easily be removed and replaced, per FAA-HDBK-006A Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RMA) Handbook.<br/>
Public Module
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | The serialized Lowest Replaceable Unit (LRU) level equipment, per 6000.5 Facility, Service, and Equipment Profile (FSEP).<br/>
Public Other
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Other asset type not covered by other defined options.<br/>
Public Part
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | One piece, or two or more pieces that are joined together and which are not normally subject to disassembly without destruction of the designed use, per the FAA Advisory Circular for Recordkeeping Requirements.<br/>
Public Service
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Per FAA-HDBK-006A Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RMA) Handbook, the term "service" has different meanings in the contexts of the NAS Architecture (Version 5.0 or greater) and the National Airspace Performance Reporting Services (NAPRS).<br/>- "NAS Architecture Service" represents services, such as separation assurance, that are provided to NAS users. These services are provided by a combination of ATC specialists and the systems that support them. Each NAS Architecture Service comprises two or more NAS capabilities associated with the service.<br/>- "NAPRS Services" as defined in FAA order 6040.15 are services that represent an end product, which is delivered to a user (AT personnel, the aviation public, or military) that results from an appropriate combination of systems, subsystems, equipment, and facilities.<br/>
Public Subassembly
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | A part or component of a larger assembly, per the FAA Advisory Circular for Recordkeeping Requirements.<br/>
Public Subsystem
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Per 6000.5 Facility, Service, and Equipment Profile (FSEP), a subsystem is that portion of a system that performs a specific function(s). A subsystem must relate to a higher-level system in the NAS Operational Inventory (NOI). This is known as the FIC Code and class.<br/>
Public System
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Transient: | False
Derived: | False
IsID: | False
Notes: | Per 6000.5 Facility, Service, and Equipment Profile (FSEP), a system is a combination of a subsystem(s) or equipment whose individual functions produce, by engineering design, a specific operating product(s) in the NAS. This is known as the facility type.<br/>

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