AVEVA Marine

(12.1)

TRAINING GUIDE
Outfitting Supports
Administration

TM-2256

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 Contents

1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 6
1.1 Aim..................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.2 Objectives ......................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 Course Structure .............................................................................................................................. 6
1.5 Using this Guide ............................................................................................................................... 7
2 Overview ................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1 Work Flow and Data Composition.................................................................................................. 9
2.2 Major Features................................................................................................................................ 11
3 Database of AOS Project ...................................................................................................................... 13
3.1 Supplied Projects ........................................................................................................................... 13
3.2 Variables of AVEVA Outfitting Supports ..................................................................................... 13
3.3 Database Requirements ................................................................................................................ 13
3.4 Configure AOS Profile Catalogue and Specification Database ................................................ 15
3.5 Configure Working Project MDBs for AOS ................................................................................. 18
3.6 How to Reuse PSM 12.1 Data ........................................................................................................ 24
Exercise 1 – Project Setup ............................................................................................................................ 24
4 Application Access Control .................................................................................................................. 25
4.1 Define AOS Team and User .......................................................................................................... 25
4.2 Design Rule Access Control ......................................................................................................... 33
5 Design Rule Configuration ................................................................................................................... 37
5.1 Define Support Type and Name .................................................................................................... 38
5.2 Define Support Area ...................................................................................................................... 41
5.3 Ancillary Selection ......................................................................................................................... 43
5.4 Define Sliding Pad & Ancillary Type ............................................................................................ 45
5.4.1 Updating New Size ................................................................................................................... 46
5.4.2 Define Sliding Pad Material ...................................................................................................... 49
5.4.3 Define Ancillary Element Type (ATTA/FIXING) ....................................................................... 49
5.5 Define Span Length ....................................................................................................................... 51
5.6 Define Snip Size & Available Profile ............................................................................................ 56
5.7 Define Profile Material ................................................................................................................... 59
5.8 Define Support Type & Size .......................................................................................................... 61
Exercise 2 – Design Rule Setting for Specific Rule ................................................................................... 64
6 Catalogue and Specification Creation ................................................................................................. 67
6.1 Create Ancillary Catalogue ........................................................................................................... 68
6.2 Create Ancillary Specification ...................................................................................................... 72
6.3 Add New Size of Sliding Pad Catalogue & Specification ........................................................... 76
6.4 Create Material ............................................................................................................................... 78
6.5 Invalid Specification Control ........................................................................................................ 81
Exercise 3 – Set Design Rule with New Subtype Support & Ancillary ..................................................... 83
7 Drawing Configuration .......................................................................................................................... 87
7.1 Hierarchy of AOS Support Sketch Drawing Template ............................................................... 87
7.2 Configure Drawing Functions ....................................................................................................... 88
7.2.1 Define Function for View .......................................................................................................... 90
7.2.2 Define View Function Parameter ............................................................................................. 91
7.2.3 View Function Management ..................................................................................................... 93
7.2.4 Parameter Management .......................................................................................................... 97
7.2.5 Define Function for Sheet ...................................................................................................... 100
Exercise 4 – Configure View Function and Parameter ............................................................................ 102
7.3 Create New Drawing Template Library with Backing Sheet .................................................... 104
Exercise 5 – Create New Support Sketch Template ................................................................................. 110

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 CHAPTER 1

1 Introduction

The AVEVA Outfitting Supports (AOS) application is used to create, modify and delete the various types of
support for Pipe, Cable way and HVAC. AOS based on the user defined rule allows the user to easily create
support models and drawings.

1.1 Aim

The participants will learn the basic functions required to configure AOS Design Rule, Settings and Sketch
Drawings using AVEVA Outfitting Supports (hereinafter AOS) application. At the end of this training course,
the support Designer will have enough knowledge and understanding of AOS to be able to manage supports
on the Marine Training Project (MTP).

1.2 Objectives

 To set up a training project (MTP) to run the application

 To create and manipulate administrative configurations
 To learn how to predefine support design rules
 To be able to create catalogues and specifications
 To be able to customise AVEVA Area Based Automatic Drawing Production

1.3 Prerequisites

 AVEVA Marine 12.1 has been installed with valid licenses and the basic configurations have been
setup correctly.
 The user has a valid AVEVA Outfitting Supports license and the software has been installed.
 The user knows how to launch Admin, Outfitting module and Paragon of AVEVA Marine.
 The user should have already completed AOS Basic Training and have an understanding of it.

1.4 Course Structure

Training will consist of demonstrations and set exercises. Each workstation will have a training project,
populated with model objects. This will be used by the trainees to practice their methods, and complete the
set exercises.

AVEVA Outfitting Supports provides various functions to create Pipe supports, Cable Tray supports and
HVAC supports. In this guide Pipe Supports, Cable Tray Supports and HVAC Supports are called [PSM],
[CSM] and [HSM] respectively.

It is assumed that:
• [PSM]: Only available for Pipe Supports
• [CSM]: Only available for Cable Tray Supports
• [HSM]: Only available for HVAC Supports
• No mark: Available for all disciplines as a general function

When creating Pipe support, Cable Tray support and HVAC support, the functions of Modify and Utility are
the same so the guide is based on Pipe Support. If necessary, an additional explanation for each discipline
will be added.
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1.5 Using this Guide

Certain text styles are used to indicate special situations throughout this document, here is a summary;

Menu pull downs and button click actions are indicated by bold dark turquoise text
Information the user has to key-in will be in bold red text
Annotation for trainees benefit

 Additional information

System prompts should be bold and italic in inverted commas i.e. 'Choose function'
Example files or inputs will be in the Courier New font.

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 CHAPTER 2

2 Overview

This chapter explains major features, data composition and how to store model data within MDB.

2.1 Work Flow and Data Composition

The AOS project contains design rules, catalogues & specifications, UDA, materials, etc. in each database
to run the application. To operate the application properly, the administrator must include such AOS
databases into necessary MDB as a foreign database. These data in each database should be defined by a
certain naming convention and standards by the administrator or the user with the access right. The data is
commonly used by all users.

Administrator’s role in the AOS application is:

The administrator should configure the catalogues and specifications for support work in the Catalogue
database and support templates for support type reference in the Design database. Also, many different
materials to be used for support components are created and managed in the PROPCON database.
Templates, drawing library, symbol, etc. for drawing creation are also managed in the Drawing database.
Support design rules should be located below APPLDW in the Design database. The design rules can be
set and stored by design part in each design area.

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AOS consists of five databases.

 Refer to the appendices of the AVEVA Outfitting Supports – Administrator and User Guide.

 DesignDatabase

The MASTER/PSM-DESIGN and MASTER/CSM-HSM-DESIGN have basic support type templates

provided from the AOS application, for example AXX, BXX, CXX, DXX, EXX, FXX, GXX, HXX, IXX,
JXX, KXX, LXX, MXX, LXX, MX, NXX, OXX, etc. Not only the basic structure of support type but
also margin value and endcut are defined in each frame template; therefore the administrator should
carefully configure such data to fit for a company or a project.

Various support design rules defined by the administrator are maintained here. Data added, deleted
and modified by the administrator are managed in the DABACON according to each element type
and attributes.

 CatalogueDatabase

The MASTER/PSM-CATALOGUE and MASTER/CSM-HSM-CATALOGUE defined or modified in

the Paragon module include the catalogues and specifications element against diverse support
components. The administrator can easily add and modify the data via the AOS Ancillary Spec
Controller. To satisfy various marine support designs, parameterised design rules are defined, and
when it is in use, most of them can be defined and modified automatically in AOS.

 DictionaryDatabase

The MASTER/PSM-DICTRIONARY and MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY contain many UDA to

satisfy diverse support attributes. AOS provides the exact support information by defining or
configuring various UDA preset automatically when creating and modifying supports.

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 PropertyDatabase

The MASTER/PSM-PROPERTY and MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY keep the material

information such as various support components and ancillaries. Using such material data, the
necessary information, for example weight, material code, etc. can be displayed in the screen or
drawing, and used as production information.

 DraftDatabase

The MASTER/PSM-DRAFTING and MASTER/CSM-HSM-DRAFTING are defined in the Outfitting

Draft module and consists of drawing templates, libraries, representation rule tasks, etc. Especially
using the support drawing generated by ABA ADP, the user can customise the layout of drawing
with diverse task control.

2.2 Major Features

 Key Benefits

 Customised catalogues and specifications

 Customised drawing templates

 Customise Catalogues and Specifications:

AOS offers functions to easily add support components, for example ancillary, sliding pad, support
fittings, etc. The administrator can configure such design rules as catalogues and this can be
managed via the AOS Ancillary Spec Controller form.

The application allows the user to create supports for Piping, Cable Tray, and HVAC. It is highly
interactive, enabling the user to design supports with the minimum of effort. AOS is also highly
configurable, allowing the administrator to define project-related defaults, in order to control the
design of supports and determine the range and types of ancillary components that can be used on
a project.

The standard framework supports in the application are designed using structural sections and are
template driven. A default set of structural templates based on Japanese Profiles is supplied with
the AOS application. Any relevant national standard for steelwork sections can be used by
configuring the supplied templates.

If the templates supplied do not meet the project or company requirements, the system
administrator can easily create new support templates or reuse supplied templates.

Ancillaries are elements which are generally used in shipbuilding (for example u-bolt, strap, loose
type, etc.). They are attached to Pipe, Cable Tray or HVAC.

 Customised drawing templates

The Support Sketch Admin function of AOS helps the administrator to manage the Tasks applied to
Drawing Template and Task Parameter through UI.

Various Drawing Templates can be provided to customers based on the Support Sketch Drawing
Templates basically provided. Customers can use (add) various Drawing Templates based on the
Support Sketch Drawing Templates basically provided according to their own circumstances. The
Tasks can be applied to new Drawing Templates.

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 CHAPTER 3

3 Database of AOS Project

The AVEVA Marine product is supplied with a training project, MTP. To operate AOS properly, MTP as well
as the AOS project should be configured in advance by the administrator.

If MTP and AOS are properly installed then the user can use MDB (AOSFWD, AOSMID, AOSAFT) in the
MTP. Please refer to MDB basically provided from AOS to understand this training.

This chapter explains how databases provided from AOS is included into the Marine Training Project (MTP)
to be customised. This is useful when adding the AOS project to other projects.

3.1 Supplied Projects

The AOS application is supplied to all the users of AOS with several projects.

 The AOS project contains all databases to be used in the application

 The MAS project is a standard project to be cusomised for the application. It is provided as part of
the AVEVA Marine software.

3.2 Variables of AVEVA Outfitting Supports

When AOS are loaded AVEVA Marine Macros variables PDMSUI, PMLLIB and PDMSUSER are modified
to have multi-paths and are typically:

 set PDMSUI = C:\AVEVA\Marine\OH12.1.SP4\PDMSUI

 set PMLLIB = C:\AVEVA\Marine\Design\OutfittingSupports12.1.SP4 and
C:\AVEVA\Marine\OH12.1.SP4\PMLLIB
 set PDMSUSER = C:\AVEVA\Marine\Data12.1.SP4\pdmsuser

These variables can be checked using q evar, for example q evar pmllib.

 The user does not need to add variables to evars.bat. They are automatically loaded through window
batch fiile (OutfittingSupport.bat).

3.3 Database Requirements

To operate the AOS application, the following databases should be made up in AOSMDB:

For the project AOS:

 MASTER/PSM-CATALOGUE
 MASTER/PSM-DESIGN
 MASTER/PSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/PSM-DRAFTING
 MASTER/PSM-PROPERTY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-CATALOGUE

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 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DESIGN
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DRAFTING
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-PROPERTY

 The following Databases included within the AOS Project do not need to be added to MDB because
they are empty databases and only created for new functions.

 MASTER/OFFSHORE-DESIGN
 MASTER/OFFSHORE-CATALOGUE
 MASTER/OFFSHORE-DRAFTING
 MASTER/OFFSHORE-PROPERTY
 MASTER/OFFSHORE-DICTIONARY

For the project MAS:

 MASTER/ASLCATA
 MASTER/CABLEPROP
 MASTER/DICT
 MASTER/HVACCATA
 MASTER/MARSTLCATA
 MASTER/MDSDICT
 MASTER/PADD
 MASTER/PIPECATA
 MASTER/PROP
 MASTER/STLCATA
 MASTER/SUPPCATA

For the project MAS: [OPTIONAL for MDS]

 MDS/CATA
 MDS/DESITMPL-PSL
 MDS/DESI-SPECIAL-TMPL-DIN
 MDS/DESITMPL-DIN
 MDS/DRAFT
 MDS/MDSAPPDEFAULTS
 MDS/PROP
 MDS/WELDS
 MDS/DRAFTSTDS

 If the user does not operate AOS in the MDS module then MDS Database does not need to be added
to MDB.

For the project MTP: [OPTIOANL]

 MPROJECT/CATA

 If the user does not use Catalogues of MTP (MPROJECT/CATA) then Catalogue Database of MTP
Project does not need to be added to MDB for AOS operation.

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3.4 Configure AOS Profile Catalogue and Specification Database

The user should first define Profile Catalogue and Specification to use AOS. But Profiles used in the Steel
work can be reused in the AOS by setting profile specifications of MAS project suitable for the AOS project.

To start the AVEVA Outfitting Supports application, select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design >
Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project mas
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
Module Admin

Click the Login button.

 Accroding to circumstances the user can use Profile Catalogue and Specificaiton defined in other
projects.

In the Admin elements area, select Elements Databases & Extracts > Include Foreign Database. Select
AOS in the Foreign Projects.

The following is the process of adding AOS Dictionary Database to the MAS project.

Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX

Select two Dictionary Databases in the Foreign Database List.

 MASTER/PSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY

Profile information which will be used in AOS is recorded in the above database through UDA of Profile
Specification.

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Click the Apply button.

Click the OK button.

Please refer to AVEVA Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4

Support Libraries for more information on Dictionary
Database added.
(AVEVA\Marine\Design\Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4
\PMLLIB\aosaddin\aosdata\)

 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY does not need

to be added.(No information in the database)

In the Admin elements, select Elements : MDBs > Create Multiple Database. Enter the following data.

Name AOSP
Description MDB for AOS Profile Selection

Add three databases to the Current Database.

 MASTER/PSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/STLCATA

If additional Profile Catalogue and Specification are needed then add the Database including the relevant
Catalogue and Specification.

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Click the Apply button.

Save and exit the Admin module.

Change the information of Profile Specification in the PARAGON module via MDB added.

Select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project mas
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
MDB AOSP
Module Paragon

Click the Login button.

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Navigate to the existing Profile Specification /BS-SPEC.

The newly added UDA is represented in the Profile Specification by accessing the Paragon module. Set the
value of UDA :AOSProfile to TRUE.

 When it is not modified, check if Lock Attribute is set to

FALSE.

Set :AOSProfile value of the following 3 databases to TRUE.

 /BS-SPEC
 /JIS-SPEC
 /NON-STANDARD-SPEC

Save Work and Exit the Paragon module.

These Profile Specs can be used as Profile for Support Model in the AOS application. How to apply Profile
Specification to the Support Model is covered in Chapter 5. Design Rule Configuration.

3.5 Configure Working Project MDBs for AOS

This section explains the composition of Database and MDB for Working Project (Local Project) which refers
to Master Project provided from AOS as Foreign Database.

The AOS Project (Master Project) contains Catalogue, Specification and Template information which is the
basis of Support Model. It is recommended that AOS database is used in the Working Project as foreigen
project to protect direct access from Working Project.Therefore the information of Design Rule and Support
Library is defined on the AOS Project and can be referred or regenerated in the Working Project.

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To set MDB for MTP Project and add AOS Project as Foreign Database to Working Project, select All
Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports.

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
Module Admin

Click the Login button.

 MDB(AOSFWD, AOSMID, AOSAFT) is already included in the MTP Project, which means AOS
Database is already added as Foreign Database.

In the Admin elements select Elements Databases & Extracts > Include Foreign Database. Select AOS
in the Forgin Projects.

Add AOS Database as Foreign Database to the MTP project.

 MASTER/PSM-CATALOGUE
 MASTER/PSM-DESIGN
 MASTER/PSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/PSM-DRAFTING
 MASTER/PSM-PROPERTY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-CATALOGUE
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DESIGN
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DRAFTING
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-PROPERTY

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Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX

Click the Apply button.

 MASTER/PSM-CATALOGUE
 MASTER/PSM-DESIGN
 MASTER/PSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/PSM-DRAFTING
 MASTER/PSM-PROPERTY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-CATALOGUE
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DESIGN
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DICTIONARY
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-DRAFTING
 MASTER/CSM-HSM-PROPERTY

The above databases are essential AOS Databases to use AOS in the working project. In order to create
supports, more than one writable Design(DESI) Database should be included and Drawing(PADD)
Database for Drawing is also needed. In addition Catalogue & Specification Database and Hull Database as
well as Pipe or Cable Tray or HVAC Model are added for the standard of support.

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The composition of the Working Project MDB for AOS is as follows.

Database Purpose
PSM/EDK_FWD
PSM/DDK_FWD
Support Design Database, AOS Support and Support information will
PSM/CDK_FWD
be stored in this Database.
Etc...

MDS/EDK_FWD
MDS/DDK_FWD
MDS/CDK_FWD Referred Design Database for MDS.
Etc...

EQUIP/EDK_FWD
EQUIP/DDK_FWD
EQUIP/CDK_FWD Referred Design Database for Equipments.
Etc...

ELECT/EDK_FWD
ELECT/DDK_FWD
ELECT/CDK_FWD Referred Design Database for Cable Way.
Etc...

HVAC/EDK_FWD
HVAC/DDK_FWD
HVAC/CDK_FWD Referred Design Database for HVAC.
Etc...

PIPE/EDK_FWD
PIPE/DDK_FWD
PIPE/CDK_FWD Referred Design Database for Pipe.
Etc...

MPROJECT/DICT
MPROJECT/PROP
MPROJECT/CATA Referred Database for Catalogue and Spcification.
Etc..

PHULLFWD/P_F101
PHULLFWD/P_F102
PHULLFWD/P_F103 Referred Database for Hull.
Etc...

MASTER/PIPECATA
MASTER/STLCATA
MASTER/HVACCATA Referred Foreign Database for Catalogue and Spcification in MAS.
Etc...

MASTER/PSM-CATALOGUE
MASTER/PSM-DESIGN
MASTER/PSM-DICTIONARY Referred Foreign Database for AOS Master Database.
Etc...

 Please refer to AOSFWD MDB for the database not mentioned in the List.

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To configure MDB, select the Elemetns MDBs in the Admin elements area. Select <MDB>AOSFWD in
MDB list and click Copy... button.

Enter the following data:

To MDB AOSW
Description MDB for AOS Working

Click the OK button.

MDB(ASOW) copied from MDB ASOFWD includes all the essential Databases of AOS.

Save Work and Exit the Admin module.

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Database Configuration for creating supports is over in the Working Project. Select the MDB(AOSW) added
as shown.

Select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
MDB AOSW
Module Outfitting

Click the Login button.

To start the application, select the Outfitting Supports – Pipe or Cable Tray or HVAC button in the toolbar
or Utilities > Outfitting Supports – Pipe or Cable Tray or HVAC. The main form of each application is
open.

Check that the AOS application is run normally via Outfitting Support toolbar or Utilities menu.

 AOS 12.1 can be accessible in the Equipment, Pipework, Cable Tray, HVAC Designer, Cabling System
and Multi Discipline Supports of the Outfitting module through the toolbar and pull-down menu.

The user can identify that Databases of AOS Mater Project are added in the Design Explore after accessing
the Outfitting module.

 Databases of AOS Project are added as Foreign Databse in

the MDB of Working Project. So AOS Project can be referred in
the Working Project but it is recommended that it is not
modififed.

Adding Support Area Rule or working on Support Library must be done after accessing via AOS MDB of
AOS Project. Note that it can affect all Working Projects referring to the AOS Project.

Support Area Rule and Support Template have been modified through the Outfitting module. Work on
Support Library is done through the Paragon module.

Exit the Outfitting module.

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3.6 How to Reuse PSM 12.1 Data

AOS allows Design and Drawing Data of PSM 12.1 to be used. Refer to Chapter 3.4 How to reuse PSM
Databases in AOS12.1.SP4 Administration and User Guide.

Exercise 1 – Project Setup

As shown below, Material, Catalogue, UAD and Drawing databases are to be used as foreign databases
and Design as a project database.

Define the Design database by areas; AFT AREA, MID AREA and FWD AREA.

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4 Application Access Control

AOS creates a Support Model based on the Rule Based Design way and this model will be the standard of a
Sketch Drawing. Therefore access right to Design Rule(Support Area) differ from the user to the user. The
only user with access right can modify the information of Design Rule (Support Area) and decide the range
of access right of the general user.

This chapter explains the way to assign and manage access right within the AOS application.

4.1 Define AOS Team and User

User access rights defined in the AOS are categorised into three. The range of access right depends on the
User Level. The administrator can impose an access limit on the general user.

 Administrator
 Key Man
 General User

 TEAM and User are already created for AOS Access Control in the MTP Project. Please note that the
relevant Team and User should be deleted for this training.

There are three users in the MTP Project. The first is the Administrator who is a free user in the AVEVA
Marine. Although the administrator is not assigned to a specific team and his Security Level is set to Free,
his Access Right is maintained.

Select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
Module Admin

Click the Login button.

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In the Admin elements area, select Elements : Users > Create User. Enter the following data:

Username AADIMN
Password AADIMN
Description Administrator for AOS
Security Free

Click the Apply button.

 The administrator whose Security

is Free can have Administrator
right without setting the Team
Membership. But setting the
Team Membership is generally
needed.

Save Work.

Log into the Outfitting module as ADMIN to check if the Administrator right is assigned.

To start the AVEVA Outfitting Supports application, select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design >
Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username AADMIN
Password AADMIN
MDB AOSW
Module Outfitting

Click the Login button.

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Click the Outfitting Supports – Pipe button or Utilities > Outfitting Supports – Pipe to start the
application.

: Outfitting Supports – Pipe

: Outfitting Supports – Cable Tray

: Outfitting Supports – HVAC

When the new project is performed for the first time in the
Outfitting module, this message will be displayed because local
design rule (Application Data Wold) is not created per MDB.

The functions of the AOS main form are deactivated before Application Data World for Support Design Rule
is created.

Also, there is no default setting values previously saved so the

warning form is displayed. Once setting value is saved, it will never
appear.

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Create the Design Rule Hierarchy for the working project in the AOS/EDK_FWD database. Click the Create
Design Rule Hierarchy button in the Utilities tab after selecting /* (world) as follows.

Only administrators can create the Application Data World for Design
Rule.

Template Site is also created for the local project and can be used
to add Support type to the local project.

As Application Data World for saving Design Rule in the local project is completed, the functions of the AOS
main form are active.Check that all functions of Set Design Rules are activated.

Click the Set Design Rules button.

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As the administrator has all rights to Design Rule, all the buttons are active.

 The function of Span Length can be available by selecting the

Length Table in the Support Rule Options.

Click the Support Rule Options link label and Set values as following.

Rule Access General User

Support Dimension General User

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

Save Work and Exit the Admin module.

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The second user is the Key Man who is a newly defined user type in the AOS application and assigned to
specific team for distinguishing from General User. First, create a team for Key Man.

Return to the Admin Module.

In the Admin elements area, select Elements : Team > Create Team. Enter the following data:

Name AOSADMIN
Description Team for AOS Admin

 Team Name must be AOSADMIN.

Click the Apply button.

To create a Key Man, select Elements: Users > Create User. Enter the following data:

Username KEYMAN
Password KEYMAN
Description Key Man User for AOS
Security General

Select AOSADMIN in the Project Teams list, add it to the Team Membership as shown below. If
necessary, the user can assign right to additional Databases.

Add AOS, DRAFT, ELECT, EQUIP, HVAC, OUTSTEEL and PIPE to Team Membership.

Click the Apply button.

KEYMAN User, a member of AOSADMIN Team, has the right of Key Man. KEYMAN User has the right of
Key Man as he is included into AOSADMIN Team.

If the Key Man User account is already created then just add AOSADMIN to Team Membership.

In the Admin elements area, select Elements : Users and select OUTADMIN in the User list.

Click Modify...

Add AOSADMIN to Team Membership.

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Add AOS Team to Team Membership for access right to AOS Design Database.

Click the Apply button and Save Work.

Access the MTP Outfitting module as Key Man (KEYMAN, OUTADMIN). Check that five functions of Set
Design Rules are active.

Click the Set Design Rules button.

Exit the Outfitting module.

 Refer to Chapter 3. Start Application of TM 2241-AVEVA Outfitting Supports Designer Guide for more
information on how to check Design Rule in the Outfitting module.

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Third, the General User is a typical user type of Designer who generally access working projects. So there is
no need to set a specific team for the General User within AOS.

Return to Admin Module.

In the Admin elements area, select Elements : Users > Create User. Enter the following data:

Username GENUSER
Password GENUSER
Description General User for AOS
Security General

Add AOS, DRAFT, ELECT, EQUIP, HVAC, OUTSTEEL and PIPE to Team Membership.

Click the Apply button.

Save Work.

Exit the Admin module.

The General User means all the users who are not included into AOSADMIN Team when Security is set to
General.

Access the Outfitting module as General User (GENUSER, SUPP, PIPE etc ). Check that three functions of
Set Design Rules are active.

Click the Set Design Rules button.

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The values of Support Information of Dimension can be modifided in the Settings tab.

Exit the Outfitting Module.

4.2 Design Rule Access Control

If design rule is properly defined then the user does not need to consider specific values of Profile Size /
Ancillary and the administrator can restrict the general user’s access right to Design Rule.

This section explains how the administrator directly defines access right via Support Rule Option within the
AOS application.

Select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username AADMIN
Password AADMIN
MDB AOSW
Module Outffitng

Click the Login button.

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Select Pipework... application in the Design menu, run the Outfit Supports – Pipe and click the Utilities
tab.

Click the Set Design Rules button.

Click the Support Rule Options link label.

As for Rule Access, if AOS Administrator is selected then the General User (Designer) can not access all
of the Design Rules. As for Support Dimension, if Design Rule is selected then the General user can not
access Dimension items of the Settings tab.

Select AOS Administrator in the Rule Access and Design Rule in the Support Dimension as shown.
Then Login into as the General User (Designer).

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button and the OK button.

Save Work and Exit the Outfitting module.

Access rights to Design Rule and Support Dimension are limited.

Log into the Outfitting module as General User to check changes.

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Select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username GENUSER
Password GENUSER
MDB AOSW
Module Outfitting

Select Pipework... application in the Design menu, run the Outfitting Supports – Pipe and click the
Utilities tab. The Set Design Rules button is deactivated.

Click the Settings tab. The Dimension of Support Information is deactivated.

Exit the Outfitting module.

 Rule Access and Support Dimension are set by each discipline respectively.

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5 Design Rule Configuration

This chapter explains how to use the Set Design Rules function. This function is for the administrator to set
and manage unified support design rules for support creation and modification. There are eight design rules
definable by the administrator.

 Support Rule Options (ATTA/FIXING, Profile Material, Span Length)

 Support Name (Subtype Support Tempate)
 Support Area (Design Rule)
 Ancillary Selection (Available Ancillary)
 Ancillary Type (Ubolt/Clamp Type, Sliding Pad Material)
 Span Length (Span Prifile Length)
 Profile Selection (Available Profile Specification)
 Support Type & Size (Subtype Support, Profile Specification, Pad Size)

 The functions of Set Design Rules for Pipe, Cable Tray and HVAC are almost the same so the
explanation is based on Outfitting Supports – Pipe. If needed, an additional explanation will be provided
by the trainer.

Login as the Administrator to define and modify the Design Rule.

 If Master Rule has to be changed, the user must access the AOS Project.

To start the AVEVA Outfitting Supports application, select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design >
Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project Training
Username AADMIN
Password AADMIN
MDB AOSW
Module Outfitting

Click the Login button.

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Change to the Beams & Columes application and run the AOS application in the Utilities menu. Or use the
Outfitting Supports toolbar.

Design > Structures > Beams & Columes... or Utilities > Outfitting Supports – Pipe...

Select Set Design Rules from Utilities tab of the AOS application.

5.1 Define Support Type and Name

Support Types are managed in two ways (Std. Code, Support Name). Std. Code is for operating AOS
system and Support Name is for the user which means the user can change it.

The administrator can define naming rules of supports with suitable support name and description of
subtype support framework for a company or a project. It can be exported to or imported from Excel.

Click the Support Name link label.

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The Support Name information is stored in Application Data Area element /<project code>-NAME-
RULE/APPDAR and these names are brought from the subtype framework provided in site /<project
code>-TEMPLATE/SITE. The administrator should keep the naming rule of STRU when a subtype
framework is added.

For example, MTP is a project code, A is the main type and 01 is the subtype framework sequence.
Therefore the next number will be the last sequence + 1 such as A14.

Navigate to /MTP-TEMPLATE-A/ZONE. Copy PSM-A01 Subtype Support by using the command.

Input the command (NEW STRU COPY /PSM-TEMPLATE-A01/STRU) in the command window.

Rename the copied STRU as follows.

STRU Name /MTP-TEMPLATE-A14/STRU

FRMW Name /MTP-TEMPLATE-A14/FRMW

The result is as follows.

Restart the AOS application and run the Support Name function.

An error form will be displayed, which means the icon file doesn’t exist in
the added Subtype Support Template.

Icons should also be synchronised with naming rules. The file format png is recommended and located in
the following directions.

Pipe “%pmllib%”\aosaddin\icons\psmsubtype\
Cable Tray “%pmllib%”\aosaddin\icons\csmsubtype\
HVAC “%pmllib%”\aosaddin\icons\hsmsubtype\

Copy “%pmllib%”\aosaddin\icons\psmsubtype\marsuppframepsm-a13 in the above path and change

its name as follows.

Name marsuppframemtp-a14.png

If the icon file is not found out when restarting the Support Name function, enter the
following command in the command window.

PML REHASH ALL

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Rerun the Support Name function and check the Subtype Support for A14 in the List.

The items highlighted in yellow can be modified in the Support Name List. Change the name of Subtype
Support MTP-A14 into the following and save it.

 When logging into AOS Project, the Subtype Supports basically provided can be modified.

Support Name PSM-A15

Description Support Type PSM-A15

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

The name of the Subtype Support is changed.

Close the Support Name form.

Std. Code is the fixed Naming Structure in the Support Template so supports are created in the system
based on it. But the Support Name the user wish to use is PSM-A15 which can be modified and used
regardless the Naming Structure.

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Let’s check that the name of Subtype Support added is the Support Name changed in the Support Creation
form.

5.2 Define Support Area

According to support installation area, design rules for ancillary, subtype support framework, the profile size,
etc. can be different. The user should configure an area to apply the design rules considering pipe
specifications, pipe system, bore size, installation area, etc. This Support Area affects Ancillary Selection,
Set Ancillary Type and Support Type & Size.

Related design rules are loaded by selecting a support area. Machinery area (MACH) is provided as default.
The information of support area is stored and managed in /<project code> -SUPPORT-AREA/APPDAR
and can be exported or imported.

Click the Support Area link label.

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Right click on the Support Area MACH and select Copy Support Area to copy and create a new area for
403_ZONE.

Enter the Support Area Name and Description.

 Name 403_ZONE
 Description 403 Zone For Training

Support Area 403_ZONE has the same information as MACH saved in the AOS Project. But the user can
directly modify 403_ZONE because its information is saved in the MTP (Local Project).

Close the Support Area form.

Click the Update Support Design Rules ( ) button in the Utilities tab to reload the area data.

Set the Support Area 403_ZONE to default Support Area.

Click the Settings tab and select 403_ZONE in the Support Area of Supprot Information.

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5.3 Ancillary Selection

There are so many ancillaries provided from the application according to different material types. The
administrator or the key man can classify ancillaries for use. They can be selected based on a support area
and multi-selection is available.

Click the Ancillary Selection link label.

Select the 403_Zone in the Support Area.

The Unused Ancillaries list shows all types of ancillaries registered. The user has to move them into the
Used Ancillaries list to use

Move Ancillary Type from the Unused Ancillaries List to the Used Ancillaries List. Set an ancillary type in
the Ancillary Selection form.

Move five ancillaries of FRMOA1 type into the Used Ancillaries list. Click the Apply link label to save.

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The user can prevent from unnecessary ancillaries being used in each Support Area.

The user can directly use FRMOA1 Type ancillaries added as shown below.

How to set Ancillary Type is covered in the next chapter.

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5.4 Define Sliding Pad & Ancillary Type

The adminstrator can predefine design rules of type, material, etc. for ancillary and sliding pad by support
area.

The predefined data will be saved in /MTP-Design-Rules/APPLDW.

Select the Support Area 403_ZONE which is created in section 5.3. Modify rules by specification against
403_ZONE.

Move /A150 from the Not Used for Common Rule to the Used for Common Rule in the Set Common
Spec. tab as shown below.

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

As for the supports installed in the Pipe model using Pipe Specification /A150, their Ancillary Type and
Sliding Pad Material are decided based on the information (Design Rule) of the Common Rules tab.

Click the Back to Main Task link label.

AVEVA Outfitting Supports – Designer Guide explains the Ancillary Types defined. This section only
contains the role of Administrator.

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5.4.1 Updating New Size

When first creating Support Area, the user should define the range of size for applying Design Rule.
Ancillary Type can also be defined within the range of Support Area. This subsection explains how to update
Size when a new TUBI (New size) is defined in the Pipe Specification.

Click the Ancillary Type link label.

Select 403_ZONE and check the size range of the Common Rules tab (15mm ~ 600 mm).

The Ancillary Type form shows Ancillary Type and Sliding Pad Material information which are applied
according to Support Rule during support creation. Ancillary type is applied based on Size.

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Thirty ranges of Pipe Bore Size from 10mm to 1000mm are registered in the MTP. Twenty ranges of the size
from 15mm to 600mm are registered in the Support Area 403_ZONE so only twenty ranges are shown in the
Ancillary Type form. The nominal sizes are Bore Sizes of all Specification defined in the Catalogue and are
searched when running the AOS application.

Let’s look at what’s happening in the AOS system after adding new Pipe Bore Size.

Search /A150 Specification in the MAS Project and add a TUBE (new bore size).

To add new Pipe Bore Size, select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports
12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project mas
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
Module ALLMAS
Module Paragon

Click the Login button.

Navigate to /A150.

Use the Datal file (A150_New_TUBI_SPCO.txt) to added SPCO and

SCOM.

Drag and drop the Datal file in the commend window.

Datal file adds 60mm TUBI to Speicfication A150.

Save it, return to Outfitting module and do Getwork.

Reload the AOS main form, click the Ancillary Type link label in Design Rules form.

The Confirm message form will be displayed.

Click the Yes button

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If a new Specification (new bore size) is added, it can be identified when running the Ancillary Type
function. The window for entering an Imperial value for Size is displayed.

 To use the Imperial Unit, Unit of Distance and Bore must be

changed into Inch.

Enter the following data.

60mm 2.3

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

Rerun Ancillary Type.

The new size (60mm) is added as shown below. Ancillary and Sliding Pad suitable for the new size (60mm)
should be added.

All values of 60mm Size are set to Unset because Catalogue and Specification suitable for 60mm Size are
not prepared.
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5.4.2 Define Sliding Pad Material

Selecting a Sliding Pad Material is available only when Ancillary Type has a Sliding Pad. Sliding Pad
Material is only applicable to the Pipe Support.

Change the values of Size 100mm in the 403_ZONE as follows.

 Size 100mm
 Ancillar Type UBLTA4-MG
 Pad Material TEFRON

Click Apply link label and close the Ancillary Type form.

5.4.3 Define Ancillary Element Type (ATTA/FIXING)

The administrator can predefine which element type (ATTA or FIXING) is to be used as default for ancillary
creation. The ancillary type ATTA will exist as a PIPE component, and Fixing as a component of
STRUCTURE. Refer to section 2.2. Major Features of this guide.

Click the Set Design Rules button.

Select the Support Rule Options link label.

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The option of selecting Ancillary Type is as follows.

 It is recommended that the administrator sets only one element type to be used for all the supports in a
single project.

Ancillary is created according to defining Ancillary Element Type.

The ancillary element Type created can be changed by using the Ancillary Type Converter of the Utilities
tab.

It is recommended that Ancillary is set to FIXING type. As for ATTA type, the referred Model is modified by
the user so it can cause problems.

Close the Support Rule Options form.

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5.5 Define Span Length

Basic shapes of Support are defined in the Support Template. But the lengths of Leg Profile and Span
Profile are defined according to circumstances of support creation. The values of Span Length are fixed so
the administrator should check and define them.

The value of Span Length is applied in the AOS as shown below.

L1 Length for End

L2 Length for Bend

The administrator can set span length rules for a distance value between the centre of an ancillary and the
end of a span profile. If the administrator selects catalogues, the Span Length function is not activated as
shown and the length is decided by the parameter of ancillary catalogues.

Select the Support Rule Options link label.

When selecting Catalogue from the Span Length, the Span Length link label is deactivated.

Select Length Table from the Span Length, click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the Back to Main Task link label.

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The Span Length is activated as shown below.

Click the Span Length link label.

Span Length table is managed according to Size (Nominal Bore) and

Ancillaries are grouped together by the value of Span Length.

Create an Ancillary Group in the Ancillary Group tab. Enter the Group Name and Description:

Group Name UBOLTA

Description Group for UBOLT Type A

Click the Create link label.

Select UBOLTA in the Ancillary Group of the Assign Ancillary tab.

Move Ancillaries of UBLTA1 type from the Unused Ancillaries list to the Used Ancillaries list.

Click the Apply link label.

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Click the YES button.

Click the OK button.

Select UBOLTA in the Span Length tab and enter the values of L1 and L2 as follows.

Size 80mm
Length for End (L1) 130mm
Length for Bend (L2) 150mm

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

The support rule for Pipe Size 80mm using Ancillary Type UBLTA1 and the Span Length (130mm and
150mm) are defined. If Span Length is not defined for specific size then the relevant supports can’t be used
as follows.

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When creating a support by using the ancillary selected in the Ancillary Group, the result is as follows.

Here is a way to define Span Length using Catalogue.

Select Catalogue from the Span Length.

Ancillaries provided from the AOS Project basically have the following Data Set. PDFE and PDFB of Dkey
value correspond to L1 and L2 respectively.

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The value of Span Length is defined by changing the value of Ancillary Catalogue so in most cases the
value should be modified in the AOS Project (Master) which contains Ancillary Catalogue.

 The value of Span Length is generally defined in the Catalogue during the Ancillary Catalogue creation,
which is common to the Local Project. If values of Span Length need to be changed in the Local Project,
use the Span Length Table.

To modify Span Length in the new Catalogue, select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting
Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project AOS
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
DMB AOS
Module Paragon

Click the Login button.

Search the following Ancillary Catalogue. Navigate to /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1/100.

Type UBLTA1
Size 100mm
Name /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1/100

 This ancillary is included in the Ancillary Group (UBOLTA) previous created.

Select Modify > Catalogue to modify the parameter values of /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1/100.

PA20 110
PA21 120

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Return to the Outfitting module and do Get Work. Create a support using the Ancillary modified. The result
is as follows.

5.6 Define Snip Size & Available Profile

There are many specifications of profiles provided from AVEVA Marine, such as Japanese Standard (JIS),
British Standard (BS), etc. The standard depends on the types of companies and the user can select and
manage supports in the proper specification in use for their projects.

This section explains how to manage Profiles which are needed to create supports.

Click the Profile Selection link label.

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 If the message form is displayed then the user cannot find

any value in the Specification drop-down list. Check that the
Profile Specification’s attribute :AOSProfile is set to True.

 The progress is displayed in the Progress bar.

The status bar shows an estimated of the
progress

Profile Specifications included in the Used Profiles can be used when creating supports. All Profiles
selected in the Ancillary Type & Size should be preselected in the Profile Selection.

Move Profile Specifications of /JIS-SPEC, /BS-SPEC, /NON-STANDARD-SPEC from the Unused Profiles
to the Used Profiles.

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

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Now let’s define the Snip Size of selected profiles, which is different from setting Snip Size in the Settings
tab. Snip Size for each Profile is defined and its application method is different from Min. Snip Size or Min
Snip Offset of Default Setting.

Search /JIS-SPEC/65x65x6L in the Used Profile, enter a value of Snip (30mm).

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

When creating a Support by using Profile /JIS-SPEC/65x65x6L, the result is as follows.

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5.7 Define Profile Material

The material reference of profile can be decided from the Settings tab or specifications (SPCO) of a
selected profile.

Material information of Profile (SCTN) used in the support follows Matref of Specification (SPCO). But when
Support Profile (SCTN) is created keeping the attribute of Profile Specification through AOS, its Material
information can be easily defined if needed.

Select Set Design Rules in the Utilities tab.

Click the Support Rule Options link label.

When Material information is saved in the Profile Specification for the

support, the user can also modify it into a specific value through this
function. This function works within the AOS system having no effect on
Profile Specification.

When Specification is selected, only Material information (MATREF) set in the Profile Specification is used.
When User Selections is selected, Material information of SCTN Element set by the user during support
creation is used.

First select User Selection in the Profile Material.

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

User Selection: The material of profile is defined in the

Settings tab by the general user. The profile material must be
configured in the PROPCON module by the administrator in
advance.

Specification: The material of profile is defined in the

MATREF of Specification of the Paragon.

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The user sets the Profile Material.

Modify Profile Material in the Settings tab as shown.

Profile Material SS 400

Click the Apply link label.

Click the OK button.

When creating Supports, the Material information is input in the Matref of SCTN Element as shown. But
Material reference of original Profile Specification is not changed.

 Weight calculated in the AOS follows rules.

 When User Selection is selected, weight is calculated based on Matref entered in the Profile of Support
Model.
 When Specification is selected, weight is calculated based on Matref entered in the Profile
Specification.
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5.8 Define Support Type & Size

Information of Support Type and Size are covered in TM 2241 AVEVA Outfitting Supports - Designer Guide.
This section explains how values of Design Rule affect support models.

Select Set Design Rules in the Utilities tab.

Click Support Rule Options link label.

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The information defined in the Support Type & Size Table is related to the previous step as follows.

Main Type Main Type is defined based on the value of the Support Template defined in the
MTP (Local Project) with AOS Project (Master Project).

Profile Spec. The Specification selected in the Profile Selection is only available.

Pad Material The Pad Material defined in the AOS Project (Master Project) can be selected.

Size The Size Range defined in the Specificaiton (Pipe/Cable/HVAC) is searched.

Sub Type Sub Type is defined based on the value of the Support Template defined in the
MTP (Local Project) with AOS Proejct (Master Project).

Span Profile Specification applicable to Profile Spec. must be selected. Specification must be
selected in the Profile Spec.

Leg Profile Specification applicable to Profile Spec. must be selected.

Leg Pad Pad specification is saved in the AOS Project and is directly selected by the user
according to Leg Profile.

As shown above, all values of Size 60mm are Unset because this size is newly added.

Set the values of Size 60mm as follows.

Size 60mm
Subtype PSM-A01
Span Profile /BS-SPEC/45x45x6.0
Leg Profile /BS-SPEC/45x45x6.0
Leg Pad /PSM-PAD-01/TRIANGLE-80x80x8

Click the Apply link label.

Click the Yes button.

Click the OK button.

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However the following error message will be displayed when trying to create a support for a Pipe (Size
60mm)

This case is that Ancillary Type is not defined although Support Type and Profile Size are decieded.

Run Ancillary Type in the Set Design Rule of Utilities tab.

All values of 60mm Size are set to Unset as shown because Catalogue and Specification suitable for 60mm
Size are not prepared.

There is a correlation between Design Rule and Support Library and according to circumstances Catalogue
and Specification should be managed together.

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Exercise 2 – Design Rule Setting for Specific Rule

Rename the existing support frame and ancillary as follows. Refer to the previous chapter.

 Support frame: rename PSM-A01 to EXE-A01

 The exisiting Support frame PSM-A01 is not modified in the Local Project (MTP). Log into the AOS
Project.

Copy the support area 403_ZONE and create a new one.

 Name EXE02_AREA
 Description Exercise02 For Training

Add the following type to the Used Ancillaries.

 Type UBLTD4-MHG

Set the Pipe specification (for the Training project) /SP_DRN as a specific rule, define the above ancillary
against 80mm bore.

* Specific rule: /SP_DRN

 Size 80mm
 Ancillary Type UBLTD4-MHG
 Pad Material SUS 304

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Change the Support Area into 403_ZONE. Set Pipe Specification /SP_DRN as a Common rule.

Using the Support area 403_ZONE and EXE02_AREA, check if the defined design rules are applied to
design models.

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6 Catalogue and Specification Creation

The AOS Project basically provides Ancillary Catalogue, Material, Sliding Pad Catalogue, etc. But the user
wants to frequently modify and add them and they should follows the specific rule such as Data Set (DTSE)
and Point Set (PTSE) to properly work within the AOS system. So this section explains how to easily add or
modify AOS Catalogue following the rule.

To add or modify Ancillary Catalogue / Specification, log into the Paragon module in the AOS project.

Select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project AOS
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
MDB AOS
Module Paragon

Click the Login button.

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6.1 Create Ancillary Catalogue

The following example shows how to create a new ancillary /PSM-

ANCIL/UBLT/A5. The type will be the same as /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1
with the U-bolt length (PARA8) changed.

For catalogue data about PSM, CSM and HSM, refer to the AVEVA
Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 Support Libraries.

 When creating an ancillary the administrator should maintain the AOS

naming convention (i.e. /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1), otherwise an ancillary will
not be created. This is because the name is related to AOS coding.

 P-Points have been created with the minimum points required, which are:

P-Point Description
1 Arrive Point
2 Leave Point
3 Bottom of Pipe (BOP)
9 BOP (Including geometry if required), i.e. bottom of the ancillary geometry
10 Left of Pipe
11 Right of Pipe
12 BOP

P1 and P2 are the arrive and leave points along the centre line of the pipe.

Create a datal file of /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1 in the DB

Listing form.

Select Utilities > DB Listing.

Select File and New File in the Destination

area.

Enter the Filename.

C:\PSM_ANCIL_UBLT_A1.txt.

Add Elements /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A1.

Click the Apply button.

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Open C:\ PSM_ANCIL_UBLT_A1.txt.

Change A1 into A5.

 It is recommended to use Edit > Replace to change

them at a time.

Save as PSM_ANCIL_UBLT_A5.txt.

Navigate to /PSM-ANCIL/UBLY/A4, drag and drop the PSM_ANCIL_UBLT_A5.txt datal file into the
Command window and change the Function into UBLTA5.

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For the next step, modify the created CATE by Modify > Category... As mentioned above, this example is
to create Type A5 which modify the U-bolt length. Therefore only PARA8 should be changed as shown
below.

Click Export... to export the list to Excel.

Change the value of PARA8 as follows.

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Import the Excel file to update the changes.

Click the Load All Data.

Check the values of PARA8.

Add the Ancillary Catalogue for Size 60mm which are created in Chapter 5.4.1.

Select /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A5/50 in the Catalogue list.

Copy SCOM /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A5/50 to /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A5/60 and Modify Parameters as follows.

PA1 60 PA6 86 PA11 0 PA16 0 PA21 75

PA2 TUB PA7 13 PA12 0 PA17 0 PA22 0
PA3 TUB PA8 116 PA13 0 PA18 0
PA4 68.5 PA9 18 PA14 0 PA19 0
PA5 11 PA10 9 PA15 0 PA20 65

Select Paragon > Save Work.

The new Ancillary Catalogue is completed.

Copying and modifying the basic Catalogue informaion is the easy way to create new Catalogue without the
loss of information.

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6.2 Create Ancillary Specification

To use CATE members SCOMs updated in the catalogue data, it should be registered as specification
component (SPCOs). Using the AOS Ancillary Spec Controller, the administrator can easily generate the
ancillary specification database. Once specification data is defined in the Paragon module, the ancillary
categories are usable in the Outfitting module. The user can set icon images for each CATE element and
they were stored in CATE’s ICON attribute.

The following example shows how to create new SPCOs with /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A5 (SCOMs) previsouly
created.

Select Utilities > AOS Ancillary Spec Controller.

Select PIPE.

The administrator can identify Materials (for Ancillary), Catalogues and Specifications in each tab.

Select the Catalogues tab, right click on the UBLTA5.

Change the Icon to marsuppattastrpa5.png.

Select Change Icon, open marsuppattastrpa5.png

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Click the Yes button.

Icon files for ancillary are decided according to Naming Structure as follows.

Pipe ”marsuppatta” + ”<ancillay type>” + ”.png”

Cable Tray ”marctryatta” + ”<ancillay type>” + ”.png”

HVAC ”marhvacatta” + ”<ancillay type>” + ”.png”

If unset or fail to get Icon file path ”marsuppnoatta.png”

 Please refer to the attached file for ICON file marsuppattastrpa5.png. The general paths of Ancillary
ICON file are as follows.

Pipe %pmllib%'\aosaddin\icons\psmsubtype\
Cable Tray %pmllib%'\aosaddin\icons\csmsubtype\
HVAC %pmllib%'\aosaddin\icons\hsmsubtype\

 To apply the new icon, enter the PML REHASH ALL in the Command Window.

Change the Description into New A type Ancillary for Training.

Click the OK button.

Click the Yes button.

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Select the Specifications tab, click Update Specification.

If the information of Ancillary Catalogue (CATA) added is correct, AOS system automatically updates
Ancillary Specification via the function of Update Specification.

Click the OK button.

Save Work.

Specification of /PSM-ANCIL/UBLT/A5 added is created which can identified as follows.

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SPCOs added should follow the rule of AOS, which means SELEs are classified in the following order; 1.
Size 2. Materilal 3. Profile Thickness. Note that SPCO exists for Material and Profile Thickness respectively.
Therefore if Material or Profile Thickness is added, Update Specification must be operated in the same
way.

 If a new Profile Thickness is added, run the Get Profile Thickness of AOS Ancillary Spec Controller,
which allows checking the added Thickness automatically. Please refer to AVEVA Outfitting Supports –
Administrator and User Guide for more information.

Check that SPCOs of Size 60mm are added.

The user can define the Ancillary Type for Size 60mm added in
Chapter 5.4.1.

Return to the Outfitting module and Get Work.

Move UBLTA5 types into the Used Ancillaries list as shown below.

The user can define Ancillary Type for Size 60mm in the Ancillary Type form as shown below.

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6.3 Add New Size of Sliding Pad Catalogue & Specification

Sliding Pad Catalogue and Specification are also created in the same way as Ancillary. But the function of
Update Specification is separated.

 Sliding Pad Material is only applicable to Pipe

Support [PSM].

Here is a way to add new Size to the Sliding Pad Catalogue, which is different from Ancillary Catalogue.

For catalogue data about PSM, CSM and HSM, refer to the AVEVA Outfitting Supports 12.1.SP4 Support
Libraries located in <installed dir>\Marine\Design\OutfittingSupports12.1.SP4\PMLLIB\aosaddin\aosdata.

Move into Sliding Pad Catalogue /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1.

Check that the size from 10mm to 800mm is defined.

To add SPCM (Size 60mm) select /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/50.

Enter the following in the command window.

NEW SCOM COPY PREV

NAME /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60

 /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/50 must be selected

as Current Element.

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To define Size 60mm by modifying Parameter of /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60, enter 60 in PARA1 of

/PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60.

Select Utilities > AOS Sliding Pad Spec Controller.

The administrator can identify Materials (for Ancillary), Catalogues and Specifications in each tab.
 Informaion can be modified by right click on the Sliding PadSpec Controller which is same as
Ancillary Spec. Controller.

Select the Specifications tab, click the Update Specification.

Click the OK button.

Save Work.

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Slidind Pad Specification of /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60 is created and can be identified as follows.

SPCOs added should follow the rule of AOS, which means SELEs are classified in the following order; 1.
Size 2. Materilal 3. Pad Thickness. Note that SPCO exists for Material and Profile Thickness repectively.
Therefore if Material or Profile Thickness is added, Update Specification must be operated in the same
way.

6.4 Create Material

Material information of Ancillary and Sliding Pad is managed as a form of SDTE Element within the AOS
system. As mentioned previously, Ancillary and Sliding Pad Specification are dramatically changed
according to Material. This section explains the process of adding Material information and updating
Specification.

 This section explains Material information within AOS system, not Component Reference (CMPD) of
SPCO. Please refer to Chapter D. PROPCON Data of AVEVA Outfitting Supports – Administrator and
User Guide for Component Reference (CMPD).

Select Utilities > AOS Ancillary Spec Controller.

Select the PIPE.

Select the Materials tab.

Select the following material.

Ancillary UBOLT
Material MG
Description SS400GALV
Code UBLT

Select Navigaing from the

right mouse button menu.

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CE is moved to SDTE element applicable to the selected Material.To create a new Material copy the existing
Material information.

Enter the following data in the Command window.

NEW SDTE COPY PREV

NAME /PSM/UBLT-S5

To modify the information of the newly created /PSM/UBLT-S5, change RTEXT Attribute into SS540 GALV
as follows.

Check S5 in the Material tab by rerunning AOS Ancillary Spec Controller.

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Select the Specification tab, run Update Specification.

Click the OK button.

Save Work.

Ancillary Specifications (SPCO) for S5 are newly added. Idenfity the added Specification in the following
Hierarchy and check if the Hierarchy is well-organised.

The Update Specification function allows identifying the changes to Material & Catalogue and updating
Specification.
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6.5 Invalid Specification Control

This section explains the way to delete Catalogue and Specification. The user deletes Catalogue and its
relevant Specifications are deleted by the AOS system. The function of automatically deleting Catalogue and
Specification is not provided. But when deleting Material in the AOS Sliding Pad Spec Controllor, the AOS
system automatically deletes relevant Specifications.

Here is a way to delete Catalogue and Specification added.

 Note that deleting Catalogue and Specification can have a critical effect on the relevant Suppport model.
Especially modifying AOS Project (Master Project) affects all relevant Local Projects.

Select Utilities > AOS Sliding Pad Spec Controller.

Search and delete Sliding Pad Catalogue /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60 added.

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Althogh the Catalogue is deleted the Specification created based on /PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60 still
remains as follows.

Check CATREF of SPCO /PSM-ROUND-CON-10T/TEFLON-60/SPCO which is set to Unknown Ref. In this

case, unnecessary SPCOs still remain in the Sliding Pad Specification but the user can solve this issue by
deleting and regenerating all Specifications related to Sliding Pad.

Delete Sliding Pad Speicification(/PSM-ANCIL-SPAD/SPEC) as follows.

Running Update Specification in the Specification tab results in deleting Specification (SPCO) related to
/PSM-ANCIL/SPAD/SPRO/A1/60.

SELE and SPCO of Size 60mm are not found.

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As for Ancillary Specifications, Specification (SPCO) is made up based on Profile Thickness which is
explained in Chapter 6.2. When deleting Profile Thickness relevant SPCO are searched and deleted as
follows.

Select Utilities > AOS Ancillary

Spec Controller.

Delete 12.0mm Profile Thickness.

All SPCOs related to Thickness 12.0mm are searched by running Collect Invalid Specification.

 When modifying Profile Thickness changes are automatically applied to via the function of Get Profile
Thickness. The standard of identifying Thickness is as follows.

Get Profile Thickness (link label): Bring thickness of used profiles which are defined in Profile Selection.
Get Profile Thickness (text box): Enter thickness if there is no thickness in use for profile.

SPCOs searched in the Invalid Ancillaries can be directly deleted by clicking Delete SPCO. Those SPCOs
should not be deleted for this training.

Exit Paragon without save.

Exercise 3 – Set Design Rule with New Subtype Support & Ancillary

This exercise is aimed at adding a new Subtype Support by copying and modifying the existing one.

Enter the Outfitting module of MTP project as Administrator (user AADMIN).

Navigate to /MTP-TEMPLATE-J/ZONE.

Referring to the previous chapter, copy the existing support frame as follows

 Support frame: Copy /PSM-TEMPLATE-J01/STRU into /MTP-TEMPLATE-J/ZONE

 Rename it to /MTP-TEMPLATE-J04/STRU

 Refer to the datal file attached. New Subtype MTP-J04.txt

Change the specification of /MTP-TEMPLATE-J04/STRU into FBAR.

Specification /Std/FB/50.0x5-Flat-Bar

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Enter the following in the Command window to adjust Profile rotation.

ROTATE BY -90

Change the Description and Function of SCTN as follows.

 Description SPAN-J04
 Function SPAN-J04

Delete the FITT Element (Endcut) below SCTN Element. The result is as follows.

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Create a ICON file of MTP-TEMPLATE-J04/STRU and check if it is registered.

 Refer to the attached for ICON file.

Change the Support Name and Description as follows.

 Support Name PSM-J04

 Description Pipe Support Marine Type-J04

Select the support area 403_ZONE.

Set the Pipe Specification (for the Training project) to /SP_DRN as a specific rule, define the ancillary
against 80mm bore as follows.

* Specific rule: /SP_DRN

 Size 80mm
 Ancillary Type UBLTA5-MB
 Pad Material Unset

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Set J-type Subtype in the Support Type & Size table as follows.

 Main Type J Type

 Max. Height 500.00mm < Height <= 900.00mm
 Profile Spec. Miscellaneous
 Size 80mm
 Subtype PSM-J04
 Profile Size /NON-STANDARD-SPEC/FB100x10
 Profile Pad /PSM-PAD-00/OBLONG-120x30x6

Check if the model is normally created using Subtype Support J04.

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7 Drawing Configuration

This chapter explains the template of AOS Support Sketch Drawing Production with the Template
Hierarchy and how to modify AOS Support Sketch Drawing Template using a task.

AOS Support Sketch Drawing is created via the Marine Drafting module but the information of Sketch
Drawing Template is defined in the Outfitting Draft module. AOS Project provides various Templates for
Support Sketch Drawing and various types of Templates can be regenerated based on the templates
provided from AOS.

7.1 Hierarchy of AOS Support Sketch Drawing Template

The following shows the structure of Support Sketch Drawing Template provided from AOS Project.

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7.2 Configure Drawing Functions

To start the AVEVA Marine application, select All Programs > AVEVA Marine > Design > Outfitting
Supports 12.1.SP4 > Outfitting Supports

The AVEVA Marine – Outfitting Supports Login form appears, enter the following data:

Project AOS
Username SYSTEM
Password XXXXXX
MDB AOS
Module Outfitting Draft

Select Draft >Administrator…

Select Draft >Drawing Function Admin… and then Configure > Support Sketch Admin…

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Information can be displayed on a drawing based on configurations for a project or customers. Also the
Drawing Function Manager with many functions required for the drawing will help the user to generate high
quality drawings.

Sketch Drawing Template (DRTMPL) the user wants to modify will be displayed in
Template(DRTMPL) the Selection List. Function Attribute of Drawing Template must be PSM,
CSM or HSM. Selected Sketch Template is displayed in the Main View and
the Frame of the selected View is highlighted.

View List Select one of the views that exist in the selected template.

Database Mode Confirmable: If the user changes any of views or sheet function parameter,
system displays the confirm window before applying the changes.
Writeable: Promptly apply the changes without confirm message.

Select the templates of Sketch Template in sequence and check if the relevant Template Drawing is open in
the Main View. Check if the relevant view is highlighted by selecting views of View List.

Select the Sketch Template and the View list as follows.

Sketch Template /PSM-ABA-A4-B

View List /PSM-ABA-A4-B/S1/V3

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7.2.1 Define Function for View

The values applied to Sketch Drawing Template are categorised in the following order; 1.Template 2.Sheet.
Check the Functions of the selected View and change their values.

Function on Current View Display the functions (TASK) applied to the selected View in the View List.
View Function on Library Display the functions (TASK) included in the selected Sketch Department
(DEPT).
View Function Parameters Display the parameters included in the selected Function (TASK).

Functions displayed in the Functions on Current View can be identified in the TASK layer of the selected
View. Move the Add View Title from View Function on Library to Function on Current View. Check the
Add View Title added in the TASK layer.

The order of TASK is the same as Function List’s and TASK is performed according to this order.

This order can be modified by using the option list (Up, Down),
which is promptly applied to the Hierarchy.

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A new TASK Add View Title is applied to the selected View (/PSM-ABA-A4-B/S1/V3). The result is as
shown below.

7.2.2 Define View Function Parameter

This section explains the way to modify details of Functions added. First, select Add View Title in the View
Function on Library and identify a modifiable Parameter List of the Function in the View Function
Parameters.

Change the values of View Function Parameters as follows.

Text Height 8
Text Colour RED

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 When Database Mode is set to Confirmable, a confirm

message is displayed to check if the value of Parameter is
changed.

The result is as shown below. Check the Text Height and Text Colour changed.

Select Define View Option from the Function on Current View and change a Parameter as follows.

Show Ancillary ON

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The result is as shown below.

Functions applied to the Drawing Template can be modified in the same way.

7.2.3 View Function Management

This section explains the way to add a new Function (Task).

If additional information needs to be input or modified then the user can add a new Task. The new task is
executed (carried out) by the AOS system during Sketch Drawing creation.

Run the View Function Management by right clicking on the View Function on Library or Function on
Current View as shown below.

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Default values of all Tasks of the Function Library can be modified in the View Function Management. New
Functions (Task) can also be added to the Function Library.

The value modified via the View Function Management is directly saved as Default in the Function Library.

Select /PSM_Project_Libraries in the Sketch Department and Add View Title in the Function on Library.

Change them as follows.

Text Height 3
Text Colour BLUE

The changes are directly applied to the Function Library.

Move Add View Title from View Function on Library to Functions on Current View.
Move Add View Title again into View Function on Library.
Check that the Default parameter value is changed according to Function Library data.

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Here is a way to add a Function (Task). Prior to adding a Function, pmlfnc file should be prepared. Please
use the attached PML function file aosTraining.pmlfnc.

Select the Add Function button from the right mouse button list.

Enter the following.

Function Description Message Print Function

Click the OK button.

PML Code Name aosTraining

Click the OK button.

 The PML Code Name is the name of pmlfnc file (aosTraining.pmlfnc) which should be saved in the
path of %PMLLIB%.

As you can see, the new Function is added. Let’s add necessary Parameters for the function.

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Select the Add Parameter option from the right mouse button menu.

Enter the following data.

Parameter Description Text Message 01

Click the OK button.

Parameter Type TEXT

Click the OK button.

Parameter Value TEXT Type Message 01

Click the OK button.

Enter the rest of Function Parameters in the same way.

Parameter Description Parameter Type Parameter Value

Text Message 01 TEXT TEXT Type Message 01

Text Message 02 TEXT TEXT Type Message 02
Real Message 01 REAL 100
Real Message 02 REAL 200

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 The input value of added Parameter is limited. For example, when Type is set to BOOLEAN, the user
can select ON/OFF regardless of value. If the definition of Value Type is needed, the user can modify
and add the parameter using Management Parameter. Please refer to AVEVA Outfitting Supports –
Administrator and User Guide for more information.

Message Print Function and Function Parameters are saved and managed as shown below.

 Parameter is transferred as ARRAY in the hierarchy

order of Task Parameter (TKPARA).

7.2.4 Parameter Management

The values of Parameter used in the Function can be categorised by Parameter Type. Parameter
Management allows the range of the categorised Type to be predefined. Therefore the parameter value of
the categorised type should be selected within the range defined.

Return to Support Sketch Admin form.

Select the Parameter Management option from the right mouse button menu.

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There are two types of Parameter (BOOL, DIR) which are predefined in the AOS system.

 If the relevant type is predefined in the Management Parameter then the user can select and input one
among the predefined parameters. The value of Boolean (BOOL) / Direction (DIR) is predefined as
Default. The value of Colour (COLO) / Real (REAL) is defined in the system but this value is not
represented in the Parameter Types list.

Here is a way to register the parameter of the TEXT Type. The Parameter of TEXT Type was previously
added to Message Print Function.

Select the Add Parameter Type option from the

right mouse button menu.

Enter the following data:

Parameter Type TEXT

Click the OK button.

The AOS system searches all parameter values of TEXT Type and the Parameter Values are displayed as
shown.

If the Parameter Type is TEXT then the Parameter Value should be selected between TEXT Type Message
01 and TEXT Type Message 02.

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To add a new value of Parameter Type select the Add Parameter Value option from the right click mouse
menu.

Enter the following data:

Parameter Value TEXT Type Message 03

Click the OK button.

The user can select one among the values defined in the Parameter Management by clicking on the TEXT
Type Parameter of Message Print Function.

Function or Parameter not provided from AOS can be applied by creating PML Function script and can be
easily managed through the View function management.

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7.2.5 Define Function for Sheet

The definition of Function for Sheet is the same as View Function’s. But Sheet Function allows the values
set in the Backing Sheet (Text) to be defined via Parameter.

The subsections explain the way to modify the MTO Table of Sketch Drawing Template Sheet and the value
of Title Block by changing the Sheet Function.

Select the following.

Sketch Template /PSM-ABA-A4-B

View List /PSM-ABA-A4-B/S1/V3

Select Add MTO Table in the Function on Current Sheet. Modify the Profile Grouping Method into 2 in the
Sheet Function Parameter.

Profile Grouping Method: 2

The result of Sketch Drawing is as shown below. Compare Profile Grouping Method 1 and 2.

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The user selects Fill Title Block in the Function on Current Sheet. The configuration is almost the same
as explained previously, but the values of LINE and TEXT defined within the Sheet can be directly modified,
which is different from the View Function.

The Sheet contains the information of MTO Table and Title Block.

The values in the Title Block are similar to the Intelligent Text. So ?stage? entered as Stage value is
changed into a proper value during Support Sketch Drawing creation.

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Exercise 4 – Configure View Function and Parameter

Add a new Function to the view of Sketch Drawing Template and change the Parameter values of the added
function.

Select the following.

 Sketch Template /PSM-ABA-A4-B

 View List /PSM-ABA-A4-B/S1/V4

Add two Functions to the Function on Current View.

 Add View Title

 Message Print Function

 The function of Message Print Function was added in the previous course.

Modify the Function Parameters as follows.

 Add View Title

 Text Height 5
 Text Colour VIOLET
 Message Print Function
 Text Message 01 TEXT TYPE MESSAGE 02
 Text Message 02 TEXT TYPE MESSAGE 03
 Real Message 01 200
 Real Message 02 300

Modify the Sheet Function Parameters as follows.

 Add MTO Table

 Group by Mitre On Profile ON
 Profile Grouping Method 1
 Fill Title Block
 Quantity 8
 Page Number 1

Apply the changes to the View Function and Sheet Function and check the result. The user can directly
identify the result of the Message Print Function in the Command window.

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7.3 Create New Drawing Template Library with Backing Sheet

This section explains the way to create a new Template by copying and modifying the Template basically
provided from the AOS Project.

Select Draft > General Admin…to copy the template provided from AOS.

Select Drawing Template (DRTMPL) /PSM-ABA-A4-A,

Right click it to copy.

Paste it.

Copy the Backing Sheet (BACK) /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet

/A4-A in the same way.

Change the names of Drawing Template copied and Backing

Sheet as follows.

 Drawing Template /PSM-ABA-A4-E

 Backing Sheet /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-E

 The Element names below Template and Backing Sheet can be easily modified via the function of
Modify > Name…
The result is as shown below.

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Change the Attributes of Drawing Template (DRTMPL) added as follows.

 Drawing Template /PSM-ABA-A4-E

 Date Today
 Title PSM-ABA-A4-E
 Author Author

 Sheet Template /PSM-ABA-A4-E/S1

 BSRF /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-E
 Title PSM-ABA-A4-E

The new Template /PSM-ABA-A4-E is available. Check the Template /PSM-ABA-A4-E in the Support
Sketch Admin and Pipe Support Sketches as shown. The contents of this template are the same as
Template /PSM-ABA-A4-A.

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To modify the MTO Table of Backing Sheet, the Intelligent Text provided from the AVEVA Marine Outfitting
Draft is used and Backing Sheet is modified via the Outfitting Draft.

Open /PSM-ABA-A4-E/S1 and activate Modify Mode.

Modify the MTO Table as shown, add the Weight Column.

 Note that it’s better to change into Draft > Sheet Library… (Sheet Administrator) Mode for
convenience.
 Please use the SNIP to Grid function and the Grid function.

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Change the names of Column Line (STRA) and

Weight Text (TEXP) as follows.

STRA /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-E
/MtoTable/ColumnLine4

TEXP /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-E
/MtoTable/Weight

Save and close the Sheet.

Check the changes to the Backing Sheet by opening the Drawing Template (/PSM-ABA-A4-E).

?pos?, ?mtrl_no?, ?desc?, etc. marked in the MTO List of the Template are the marking rule like the
Intelligent Text of the Outfitting Draft. They can be modified via Sheet Function.

 Please refer to AVEVA Outfitting Supports – Administrator and User Guide for more information.

Align ?qty? with the Column, enter Specified String (?weight?) for Weight.

 Other Texts such as ?connectname?, ?desc?,etc. exist. If a new Specified String is added to the
backing sheet, the relevant Sheet Function should be prepared in advance. Refer to
aosCreateMto.pmlfnc.

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Modify the names of Column Line and Text based on the

rule as follows.

STRA /PSM-ABA-A4-E/S1/MtoEntries/ColumnLine4

TEXP /PSM-ABA-A4-E/S1/MtoEntries/Weight

Finally, modify the Attribute of /PSM-ABA-A4-

E/S1/MtoEntries/Weight as follows.

Etext WEIGHT

The following shows the result of creating a Sketch Drawing by using the newly added Support Sketch
Template /PSM-ABA-A4-E. Compare it with Support Sketch Template /PSM-ABA-A4-A and confirm
differences.

 Etexts for the specified string are as follows.

Btext Etext
?pos? POSNO
?mtrl_no? MTRLNO
?desc? DESC
?qty? QTY
?weight? WEIGHT
?pos? CONNECT

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Exercise 5 – Create New Support Sketch Template

Select Drawing Template (DRTMPL) /PSM-ABA-A4-A, right click it to copy.

 This should be copied to the /PSM-Drawing-Templates (DRTMLB).

Select Backing Sheet (BACK) /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-A, right click it to copy.

 This should be copied to the /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet (SHLB).

Modify the names of Drawing Template and Backing Sheet as follows. Change the Element name.

 Drawing Template /PSM-ABA-A4-EX04

 Backing Sheet /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-EX04

Add Pipe Name Column to the MTO Table of Backing Sheet (/PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-EX04).

Change the Logo placed in the Title Block of Backing Sheet (/PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-EX04) by
using the following Symbol Template.

 Symbol Template /PSM-Symbols/Title/CompanyMarkForEx04

 Please use CompanyMarkForEx04.txt among the attached Data Files.

Change the Backing Sheet Reference (BSRF) of Drawing Template (/PSM-ABA-A4-EX04) into newly
added /PSM-Drawing-BackingSheet/A4-EX04. Modify the attributes if necessary.

Enter the Specified String (?connectname?) to input the proper information in the Pipe Name column.

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Create a drawing using the Support Sketch Template added. The result is as shown below.

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