Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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How to Create a File for Export with Defect Type CodesThe Aircraft Logbook Record contains one File Node called DOC which is mandatory. There are only four possible values for the File Node DOC: Pilot Log (PL), Maintenance Log (ML), Cabin Log (CL), and Cargo Defect Log (CD).
The following information/options are available in this window: Pilot Log The Defect Type(s) which represents Aircraft Log Records reported by the pilot. Cabin Log The Defect Types(s) which represents Cabin Logs reported by the crew. Maintenance Log The Defect Types(s) which represents Maintenance Logs reported by a mechanic. Cargo Defect log The Defect Types(s) which represents Cargo Defect Logs reported by a mechanic. Others drop down All other Defect Types not specifically classified in any of the above Log Fields will be defaulted as an Others classification. Select one of the four possible DOC Log values where these Defect Types will be exported. Constant Value This option allows the user to define a constant value for data that is continuous. This field is not accessible for the Defect Type Code Settings feature. Tips This option provides basic Spec2000 Chapter 11 field definitions for the end user (i.e. The meaning of the selected Node field and any pre-defined values are as follows: PL (Pilot Log), CL (Cabin Log), etc.). _____________________________________________________________________________________ Right click in any of the above Log Fields. The following drop down selection will appear containing the Defect Type as defined in the System Transaction Codes.
Select desired Defect Type(s) for the specific Log Field. Selected fields will become highlighted in blue. Select the Select Repeat this step for all required Log Fields. Highlighted selections will appear in the following mandatory fields:
Select the Set
Select the Clear Select the Save Select the Reset Once the Defect Type Code Settings are defined in the Spec2000 XML Specifications, the user may run the C Reliability Export File from the Reliability Module. For more information on how to run an Export file, please refer to the Spec2000 Reliability Exports section of the Reliability Manual. |
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Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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