BMI Technologies Inc. RFVI Manual De Usuario

DRAFT G FORCE PLUS RF Instruction Manual 

 

 

Doc #RF1 Rev.9 

Apr/08 

Impact Date and Employee 

If the Work Order reason is Impact or Failed Inspection, click the 
[Link To…] button to select the event that caused the work to be 
completed. 

Service Technician  

Click the [Link To…] button to select the Service Technician who 
completed the work. 

Costing  

Enter the Parts and Labor Costs of the work completed. 

Parts Description 

Enter a description of the Parts used to complete the work. 

Comment 

Enter a Comment. 

6.  Click the [OK] button to save the changes. 
 
 

 
1.  Select the Vehicles tab. 

2.  Highlight (click) the Vehicle you want to add a Work Order for. 

3.  Click the Maintenance Work Orders tab at the bottom of the Vehicles tab. 

4.  Highlight (click) the Work Order you want to edit. 

5.  Click the [Edit] button to open the “Edit Maintenance Work Order” window.  

6.  HINT:  Double-click a Work Order from the grid to save a step! 

7.  Edit the fields as required. 

8.  Click the [OK] button to save the changes. 

 
 

 
Vehicle Monitors can be scheduled to advise when regular Preventative Maintenance checks are required.  
The Preventative Maintenance settings for each Authorization Group determine how often the checks are 
required and how time is calculated (i.e. Login, Motion) for all Vehicles belonging to the Authorization 
Group.  
 

 

 
In the example above, when a Vehicle is initialized, its first scheduled Preventative Maintenance will be after 
250 hours of Login time.  After that, Preventative Maintenance checks are scheduled for 250 hours from the 
Current Hour Meter reading.  For example, if the PM is completed at 262 hours, the next PM will be required 
at 512 hours. 
 
 

 
The Preventative Maintenance System Settings determine if there is a warning that Preventative 
Maintenance is due soon, as well as Vehicle behavior once Preventative Maintenance is due.  These 
settings apply to all Vehicles in the system.