4. • New models (with new
software) mean new literature
• Proofread existing manuals,
omitting obsolete details and
adding new information
• Used new graphics to form a
rough draft of what the new
Use and Cares might look like
5. • Updating software and hardware separately caused EMI
issues
• Fixed issues by modifying one connection on circuit
board
6. • Problems with stripping
screws during previous build
• Took different fasteners and
different hole types to test the start
and strip torques of all possible
production variations
7. One instance (CR control trim) showed that only one out of
three of the current screws was satisfactory in a sense that the
maximum start and minimum strip torques were a great deal
separated
11. • Everything in industry takes longer than
expected
• Flexibility is
essential
• It’s not what you know, but who you
know
Editor's Notes
Good way to learn about different models and industry lingo and special functions
Learned a lot about range electronics; first of many steps to a lot of work I would do during co-op
1.) .020” here and .015” there can add up!
2.) Many minds are greater than few; multiple modifications caused doors to pass STT
3.) Don’t over-engineer: Simple fixes work
