Procedure of commissioning machines?
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Commissioning new equipment is typically conducted by the equipment manufacturer or the company that sold the equipment to the end customer (plant). It is a process that is usually linked with start-up hence “start-up and commissioning”. \nAs the equipment is new, the probability of the end customer knowing how it operates and is maintained is slim. Equipment in most cases must go through a shake down period such that it assimilates into the process. There is a lot of debugging that takes place. Modifications to the program, tweaking of speeds, adjustment of instrumentation etc. When it is determined that the equipment is ready to go on-line Again it is observed and further de bugged by the manufactured and the end customer. During this period training is conducted by the supplier to plant supervision operation  and maintenance in the operation and maintenance of the equipment. After the equipment is successfully installed and on line and running well, the supervisors, operators and maintenance trained, commissioning will be concluded and the plant will take over.... And live happily ever after...
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Call the company or look on their website for ordering info.
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Your best bet is to contact a company that specializes in this sort of thing. I've got a number of websites below that you could start with which would explain and provide links to helpful information.\n\nThere is software, but hardware is also needed. It is available in the USA, but I can't speak for the rest of the world.
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I love your suggestion. I often find poorly explained areas in equipment manuals. What's the question though?
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Definately refer to a good service manual on these to the procedures and checks. A good chiltons book or something simliar is well worth checking out on all this. If you dont want to buy one most public libraries have them for you to check out. But Diff's have to be right or you will tear it up in just a few miles. Diff's do have different setup procedures. They are not all the same setup wise.
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Go to the websites of companies that sell the hardware and look up the specification sheets for each piece.
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Look into SDLC.\n\nIt starts with requirements - defining what is expected - not only on what is needed as far as functionality, but when it is needed and how it is delivered.\n\nSuccess is determined by the approval of the customer.  Make sure you nail down what their expectations are.
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You need to find out which agency supplies the models. Go to that agency and register.
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I think you'll need to be a bit more specific in what type of help your actually looking for.  Are you more interested in education on how to use and operate a machine?  Want to know the intricate technical workings of how your machine performs?  Having an OS issue?  Machine lagging and you want to improve performance?  Thinking about upgrading that video card for the next best thing?  There are plenty of websites that cover all of that in varying degrees depending on where your interests lie.
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Automated Teller Machine
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Call the manufacturer.
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look up their schematics
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It is generally easiest to get them from the manufacturer...\n\nEdit: Changed link so you can chose your hardware first.
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read the manual ... you probably arent scheduling for them... training mode?
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HAve a printer installed .....first
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try HP's website, they usually have complete instructions you can download.
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Consult to company's customer care