TM 1-6625-724-13&P 0011 00 0011 00-3 UH60   8423934 FLIGHT 1 AUG 01  09:29 YEL BLU RED BLK Hub Weight Y Y N N Pitch Link Y Y Y Y Tab Y Y Y Y [DO]  Save & Execute           [QUIT]  Exit w/o Save   TOGGLE    CLRADJ     CLRBLD     DFLTS DO D B A E C Entry Form           DIAGNOSTIC SETUP MENU MAXIMUM # OF ADJUSTMENTS =           4 RESOLVE TO LIMIT: 0FF WEIGHTING MODE: DEFAULT ADJUSTMENT SEQUENCING OFF [UP] & [DOWN] Arrows;  select Item [LEFT] & [RIGHT] Arrows; Toggle option [DO] Save & Exit     [QUIT]  Exit (To Sheet 1 of 2) (From sheet 1 of 2) (From Sheet 1 of 2) (From Sheet 1 of 2) QUIT RETURN TO DIAGNOSTICS MENU 00.00 194 Vibration Result:   Measured    Predicted 80Kts A + B 00.05 253 Test RESPONSES FOR:              Page 1 Of 4 UH60 8423934    FLIGHT 1 AUG 01  09:29 [UP] Prev Line [DOWN] Next Line Prev Page [RIGHT] Next Page [DO] Select Tail No [QUIT] Exit FPG100 A - B 00.03 200 00.03 219 Channel IPS Deg IPS Deg Hover A - B 00.03 219 00.07 236 80Kts A - B 00.05 253 00.00 194 120Kts A + B 00.05 253 00.00 194 Figure 1. Diagnostic Menu Hierarchy (Sheet 2 of 2) Pressing the UP or DOWN arrow key selects the previous or next line, respectively.  Pressing the LEFT or RIGHT arrow key selects the previous or next page, respectively.  Press QUIT to exit the menu. c. Edit Adjustables 1. Edit Adjustables is a very powerful feature of the AVA.  It allows the elimination of a single correction, a family of corrections, or corrections on a specific blade or adjustment position.  After the editor is used to modify the corrections, the prescribed corrections and predicted response are recalculated based on the edited corrections list by pressing the DO key.  The editor works by eliminating a correction type for a particular adjustment position. 2. The editor, figure 2, consists of a table with the adjustment position labeled horizontally across the top of the screen (e.g. YEL, BLU, RED and BLK) and the adjustment type displayed along a vertical column at the left of the screen (e.g. Hub Weight, Pitch Link, Tab).  For each adjustment position/adjustment type intersection, a ‘Y’ or an ‘N’ is displayed.  A ‘Y’ indicates that a correction is acceptable for that position and type defined by the intersection.  An ‘N’ indicates that no correction is to be included for that adjustment position/adjustment type.  The four function keys provide a mechanism to edit the correction matrix.  The following is a description of some of the functions of the Edit Adjustables.