
Understanding Data Libraries Disclaimer SYNAXIOM does not distribute NIVOMAX Viewer setup files directly to end users. To obtain the necessary setup files, users must download a copy directly from the Technical Publications Supplier's NIVOMAX Self Serve portal, subsequent to agreeing to the terms and conditions stipulated therein. The Technical Publication Supplier, possessing a valid Distribution ID for their copy of the NIVOMAX Applications, is the sole distributor. Access to and use of the NIVOMAX Viewer is contingent upon the purchase of a Data License for a digital product from the Technical Publications Supplier. The digital product downloaded will function exclusively with the viewer provided by the respective Supplier. Users are advised that the distribution of NIVOMAX Viewer setup files may be governed by applicable export control regulations depending on their region. Licensing It is not necessary for end-users to purchase a separate NIVOMAX license. 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This page must not be removed before distributing the document. It must remain present in all shared copies to ensure proper communication and compliance. Understanding Data Libraries Last Updated on August 12, 2024 \| 3 min read Data libraries consist of collections of manuals and publications that have been organized by publishers into libraries based on purpose, product models and even unique to specific product sequence number (PSN). An aircraft model or unique product may have multiple libraries associated with it, with each library being available for subscription as a licensed digital product. Users with valid license, can access these libraries online using the NIVOMAX Web Viewer and through the Desktop or Network Edition applications. Learn more about how licenses are consumed and access is granted to libraries as digital products within NIVOMAX. Generally publishers will categorize the set of manuals that belong to an Aircraft Model and then include PSN specific manuals in an accompanying library. For instanace as an example an ePubs Supplier may organize the set of manuals for an aircraft model and PSN in the following manner: Operational Manuals Flight Manuals (Pilot’s Operating Handbooks, Aircraft Flight Manuals): Contain essential information for the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft, including performance data, operating limitations, and emergency procedures. Crew Operations Manuals: Cover crew duties, standard operating procedures, and other operational tasks necessary for flight safety. Quick Reference Handbook (QRH): Provides quick access to essential information needed in emergencies or abnormal flight situations. Maintenance Manuals Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM): Offer detailed procedures for maintaining and repairing various aircraft systems and components, including troubleshooting and servicing guidelines. Component Maintenance Manuals (CMM): Focus on specific components or systems (like engines, landing gear), detailing maintenance procedures from disassembly to reassembly. Maintenance Training Manuals: Serve as instructional material for maintenance personnel, encompassing detailed procedures and guidelines for aircraft upkeep. Structural and Technical Manuals Structural Repair Manuals (SRM): Provide instructions for repairing structural damage, ensuring the aircraft’s structural integrity and airworthiness. Wiring Diagram Manuals (WDM): Include comprehensive schematics and diagrams essential for maintaining and troubleshooting aircraft electrical systems. Parts and Inventory Manuals Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC): Feature detailed diagrams and part numbers for all aircraft components, crucial for maintenance and parts replacement. Completion and Customization Manuals Completion Manuals: Detail the final assembly stages, focusing on the customization of the aircraft according to customer specifications and compliance with regulatory standards. These Manuals are unique to a product sequence number therefore applying to a specific physical aircraft. Training and Reference Manuals Training Manuals: Used for educational purposes, these manuals support the training of pilots, crew, and maintenance staff, ensuring they are well-prepared for their roles with respect to aircraft operation and safety. Specialized Manuals Fault Isolation Manuals (FIM): Utilized for diagnosing and isolating issues within the aircraft systems, these manuals are critical for troubleshooting and repairs. For the latest documentation on this and other important topics, please refer to the NIVOMAX Help Center. The NIVOMAX Help Center is your primary resource for up-to-date information, guidelines, and self-serve support for NIVOMAX. This document also has an online version which may be more up-to-date.

Understanding Data Libraries

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SYNAXIOM does not distribute NIVOMAX Viewer setup files directly to end users. To obtain the necessary setup files, users must download a copy directly from the Technical Publications Supplier's NIVOMAX Self Serve portal, subsequent to agreeing to the terms and conditions stipulated therein. The Technical Publication Supplier, possessing a valid Distribution ID for their copy of the NIVOMAX Applications, is the sole distributor. Access to and use of the NIVOMAX Viewer is contingent upon the purchase of a Data License for a digital product from the Technical Publications Supplier. The digital product downloaded will function exclusively with the viewer provided by the respective Supplier. Users are advised that the distribution of NIVOMAX Viewer setup files may be governed by applicable export control regulations depending on their region.

Licensing

It is not necessary for end-users to purchase a separate NIVOMAX license. The Technical Publications Supplier from whom you have acquired your Data License has already procured the requisite licenses from SYNAXIOM. By extending an invitation, they include you within their authorized user pool, as permitted under their NIVOMAX license agreement. You are authorized to use the NIVOMAX software provided the Technical Publications Supplier maintains a valid NIVOMAX software license.

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This document (“Document”) contains confidential and proprietary information owned by SYNAXIOM Inc. (“SYNAXIOM”). No part of this Document may be reproduced, copied, or distributed in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of SYNAXIOM Inc. Unauthorized use, disclosure, or reproduction of this Document is strictly prohibited. Any third-party intellectual property mentioned herein is the property of their respective owners, and such mention is for informational purposes only and does not imply any association with or endorsement by the owners.

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Understanding Data Libraries

Last Updated on August 12, 2024 | 3 min read

Data libraries consist of collections of manuals and publications that have been organized by publishers into libraries based on purpose, product models and even unique to specific product sequence number (PSN). An aircraft model or unique product may have multiple libraries associated with it, with each library being available for subscription as a licensed digital product. Users with valid license, can access these libraries online using the NIVOMAX Web Viewer and through the Desktop or Network Edition applications.

Learn more about how licenses are consumed and access is granted to libraries as digital products within NIVOMAX.

Generally publishers will categorize the set of manuals that belong to an Aircraft Model and then include PSN specific manuals in an accompanying library. For instanace as an example an ePubs Supplier may organize the set of manuals for an aircraft model and PSN in the following manner:

Operational Manuals

Flight Manuals (Pilot’s Operating Handbooks, Aircraft Flight Manuals): Contain essential information for the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft, including performance data, operating limitations, and emergency procedures.
Crew Operations Manuals: Cover crew duties, standard operating procedures, and other operational tasks necessary for flight safety.
Quick Reference Handbook (QRH): Provides quick access to essential information needed in emergencies or abnormal flight situations.

Maintenance Manuals

Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM): Offer detailed procedures for maintaining and repairing various aircraft systems and components, including troubleshooting and servicing guidelines.
Component Maintenance Manuals (CMM): Focus on specific components or systems (like engines, landing gear), detailing maintenance procedures from disassembly to reassembly.
Maintenance Training Manuals: Serve as instructional material for maintenance personnel, encompassing detailed procedures and guidelines for aircraft upkeep.

Structural and Technical Manuals

Structural Repair Manuals (SRM): Provide instructions for repairing structural damage, ensuring the aircraft’s structural integrity and airworthiness.
Wiring Diagram Manuals (WDM): Include comprehensive schematics and diagrams essential for maintaining and troubleshooting aircraft electrical systems.

Parts and Inventory Manuals

Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC): Feature detailed diagrams and part numbers for all aircraft components, crucial for maintenance and parts replacement.

Completion and Customization Manuals

Completion Manuals: Detail the final assembly stages, focusing on the customization of the aircraft according to customer specifications and compliance with regulatory standards. These Manuals are unique to a product sequence number therefore applying to a specific physical aircraft.

Training and Reference Manuals

Training Manuals: Used for educational purposes, these manuals support the training of pilots, crew, and maintenance staff, ensuring they are well-prepared for their roles with respect to aircraft operation and safety.

Specialized Manuals

Fault Isolation Manuals (FIM): Utilized for diagnosing and isolating issues within the aircraft systems, these manuals are critical for troubleshooting and repairs.

For the latest documentation on this and other important topics, please refer to the NIVOMAX Help Center. The NIVOMAX Help Center is your primary resource for up-to-date information, guidelines, and self-serve support for NIVOMAX.

This document also has an online version which may be more up-to-date.

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Understanding Data Libraries

Disclaimer

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Understanding Data Libraries

Last Updated on August 12, 2024 | 3 min read

Operational Manuals

Maintenance Manuals

Structural and Technical Manuals

Parts and Inventory Manuals

Completion and Customization Manuals

Training and Reference Manuals

Specialized Manuals

Guides