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P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 3

When a Part Number Control with a retroactive Reset Date is created while a part is currently Installed, P/N Control Actuals will only be accumulated for the current Installation of the Part Number Serial Number regardless of the P/N S/N's historical Install/Removals, if any. (See below diagram.)

Note: A P/N Control is retroactive when its Reset Date precedes its Created Date.

For detailed information, refer to the following:

From the Inventory Detail, A/C P/N Transaction tab, notice that the P/N S/N has been Installed and Removed multiple times and has accumulated Actuals through various flights. Also notice that the P/N S/N is currently Installed on an Aircraft and the Date it was installed (4/10/2009).

While the part is installed in an aircraft, a P/N Control is created for the part.

Notice the P/N Control Created Date (2/4/2010).

From the Inventory Detail, P/N Control but_pn control (small) button window, the P/N Control Actuals reflect the current Installed times. The Reset Date has been automatically set as the most current Install Date (4/10/2009).

INVT_pn control actuals calculation 3.3

Users can edit the Reset Date to a previous date manually through the Technical Records/Update/P/N Control Authorization window. To change the Reset Date, deselect the Lock checkbox then enter the date and save.

Note: The Actual fields in the P/N Control Authorization window are blank for parts received without Actuals at receiving. For more information refer to the P/N Control Authorization via the Technical Records Training Manual.

Return to the P/N Inventory Control window, note that while the Reset Date predates all historical Install/Removals for the P/N S/N, the P/N Control Actuals continue to reflect the current Installed Hours not the historical Install/Removals (as seen in the first image). This is the correct TRAX functionality.

In this scenario, TRAX calculates the P/N Control Actuals in this manner because TRAX has no way of verifying whether or not this retroactive P/N Control had been previously reset before being installed on the current aircraft. Therefore, the P/N Control Actuals reflect only the current Installation of the part.

If the P/N Control had not been reset since the Reset Date or prior to the P/N's current aircraft Installation, then the P/N Control Actuals would need to be updated manually. Users can update the Actuals through the P/N Control Authorization window. To do so, the Override checkbox must be selected. Below, the Actuals entered are the historical Install/Removal times for the P/N S/N which can be viewed from the Inventory Detail, A/C P/N Transaction tab (as seen in the first image).

Note: If this Override checkbox remains selected, the schedule will remain frozen. Any updates to the Schedule made from the P/N Master, P/N Control button will not update the P/N Control for this P/N S/N.

The following is the breakdown of the Historical Install/Removals that were entered into the above P/N Control Authorization window as listed in the Inventory Detail, A/C P/N Transaction tab (first image).

 

Hours

Cycles

Days

Install/Removal #1

2403:43

1070

242

Install/Removal #2

4284:06

2020

429

Historical Install/Removals

6687:49

3090

671

Once the historical Actuals are updated via the P/N Control Authorization window, they are added against the current Installed times in the Inventory Detail, P/N Control but_pn control (small) button window.

 

Hours

Cycles

Days

Historical Install/Removals

6687:49

3090

671

Current Install

334:02

150

300

Total P/N Control Actuals

7021:51

3240

971

See Also

Part Number Control Actuals Calculations

P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 1

P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 2

P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 4

P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 5

P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 6

P/N Control Actuals Calculation: Scenario 7

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