IBM 5110 Series Maintenance Analysis Procedures page 14

MAP EXAMPLE
_ _ - - - - - MAP name and number
PROCESS CHECK MAP 0420
----------~En:t~ry::a~nd~exit
points-show all entry and exit points to
PAGE 1 OF 75
ENTRY POINTS
and from this MAP.
FROM ENTER THIS MAP EXIT THIS MAP TO
PAGE STEP MAP ENTRY MAP
NUMBER
ENTRY
POINT
PAGE
NUMBER
STEP
NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER NUMBER POINT
0200
0300
0600
0810
0830
0850
0900
830C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
5
18
75
001 --------------------------------------
(Entry Point A) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Is the PROCESS CH ECK light on ' 7
Y N----------------------
002
Can you create the PROCESS CHECK?
Y N
003
The MAPs depend on having the PROCESS
CHECK on the machine or being able to
create the PROCESS CHECK. Gather and
record all available information pertaining
to the PROCESS CHECK. Advise the
customer that if the PROCESS CHECK
appears again, to leave the machine in the
failing condition until you arrive.
004
Is the PROCESS CHECK intermittent?
Y N
222
ABC
044 0400
A
218 0400
A
828 0500
A
Step number
Entry point-indicates a possible starting point in this
MAP. It is usually referenced from a step within a
MAP.
Y=yes, N=no
Off-page reference-identifies the page and trace on
which this MAP leg continues. The 2 indicates that this
leg continues on page 2. The C indicates that th is leg
continues at trace C.
MAP 0100-4
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