Examples Manuals

1 : a book that is conveniently handled especially : handbook an instruction manual. 2 : the prescribed movements in the handling of a weapon or other military item during a drill or ceremony the manual of arms.

: a system for changing gears that has to be operated by the driver I can’t drive her car because it has a manual transmission instead of an automatic transmission.

• Content. Installation manual.
• Installation manual. An installation manual is not as much an example of a manual as it is of a checklist.
• Instruction video. In this day and age videos are the main source of information.
• Assembly manual.
• User manual.
• 3D animation.
• Augmented reality manual.
• Quick start guide.

Word forms: manuals Manual is used to talk about movements which are made by someone’s hands. …toys designed to help develop manual dexterity. Manual means operated by hand, rather than by electricity or a motor. There is a manual pump to get rid of the water.

The sections of a user manual often include:

• A cover page.
• A title page and copyright page.
• A preface, containing details of related documents and information on how to navigate the user guide.
• A contents page.
• A Purpose section.

The term ‘manual’ or ‘guide’ both usually refer to a document whose main aim is to provide information or instructions. Basically, it can be said that a manual is a complete, in-depth set of instructions, whereas a guide is a simple ‘how-to’ that has enough information to get the user started.

Here are some guidelines to help make instructions easy on the user.

1. Provide step-by-step sequences in the correct order.
2. Follow the timing and sequencing of the actual operations .
3. Provide visual stepping stones (e.g. Step 1, Step 2 etc.)
4. Avoid lengthy paragraphs.
5. Use everyday words and terms: avoid jargon.

A maintenance manual is a technical communication document intended to give recommendations and information necessary to maintain the system effectively.

The Maintenance Manual provides maintenance personnel with the information necessary to maintain the system effectively.

An operation and maintenance manual is a comprehensive document that provides all the details necessary about a physical plant as well as individual pieces of equipment to help the maintenance staff keep everything running smoothly.

A maintenance manual is an essential part of a regular maintenance program. The manual should include a log book and housekeeping plan for the day-to-day care and management of a heritage place. Make a maintenance manual part of the conservation plan for a heritage place to provide for its ongoing care.

Explanation: When you create a manual, it automatically comes with one version, called version “1” by default.

A manual developed by the manufacturer of a particular airplane that contains information necessary for the continued airworthiness of that airplane.

structure repair manual (SRM) A maintenance manual issued by the manufacturer and approved by the national aviation regulatory authority [e.g., Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)], which describes in detail the specific repairs that are approved for a particular aircraft structure.

Definition. A formal document which details the way in which off-aircraft maintenance tasks on the specified component shall be accomplished.

More Definitions of Structural Repairs Structural Repairs means any repairs to the structure of the Building (including foundation and roof) required from time to time. Structural Repairs means repairs to the foundation, wall and roof support columns, roof joists and the roof deck of the Building.

Single-pilot resource management (SRM) is the art of managing all onboard and outside resources available to a pilot before and during a flight to help ensure a safe and successful outcome. Incorporating SRM into GA pilot training is an important step forward in aviation safety.

Acronym. Definition. IMSAFE. Illness, Medications, Stress, Alcohol, Fatigue, Eating (pilot mnemonic)