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Figure 7-6.-PEETE Index sections.

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The PEETE index (fig. 7-5) is a guide that fleet personnel  use  to  identify  portable  electrical/electronics test equipment required to support prime electronic, electrical, IC, weapons, and reactor instrumentation systems. This test equipment index does not, in anyway, supersede  or  modify  the  SPETERL,  nor  does  it authorize procurement of, or requisition of, items listed in the SPETERL. Figures 7-6 and 7-7 are samples of sections and appendices  of  the  PEETE  index.  In  the  example, the GPETE information pertains to a DDG-51 class ship  having  an  AN/PRC-10  with  a  SCAT  code  of 4369.  Follow  the  example  through  each  of  the sections  and  appendices.  The  PEETE  index  will  be one  of  your  important  references  concerning  test equipment. Ships  Portable  Electrical/Electronic Test  Equipment  Requirements  List (SPETERL) The SPETERL is your allowance list for PEETE. The quantity of equipment for each SCAT is based upon support requirements of your ship’s configuration of prime  electronic,  electrical,  IC,  weapon  and  reactor instrumentation  equipment  and  systems,  and  depends upon factors such as the following: l l l l l l Location of prime equipments and systems Number of these prime equipments and systems installed Portability  of  the  test  equipment Number of personnel who use the test equipment Frequency of use of test equipment Ability to share test equipment among different divisions Several  sources  of  information  are  used  to  develop the SPETERL. First, cognizant naval activities provide information  concerning  prime  equipments/systems  and the  PEETE  required  to  support  them.  Next,  NAVSEA adds this information to the database used to prepare the SPETERL.  The  database  is  then  compared  to  the configuration of the ship as reported by SCLSIS teams and other sources. Finally, from this comparison, the SPETERL  is  produced,  showing  allowances  of  PEETE, quantities  on  hand,  and  similar  information. To be of use to you, the SPETERL must be valid. The  most SPETERL critical   factor   affecting   the   validity   of data is the accuracy and completeness of Figure 7-5.-Cover of the PEETE index. inventory and configuration data maintained in the Weapon Systems File (WSF). This database must be continually updated to reflect configuration changes as they   occur.   Between   validations   by   SCLSIS,   the database is updated with changes reported by ship’s force   personnel   on   OPNAV   Form   4790/CK submissions.  Information  on  configuration  changes reported   by   ship’s   force   personnel   to   SCLSIS   is provided to NAVSEA, and the SPETERL is updated to reflect   current   configuration   and   required   test equipment  support  changes. SCLSIS is the designated system responsible for maintaining the configuration status reported by the fleet.  The  SCLSIS  data  is  maintained  in  a  central file-the WSF at Ship’s Parts Control Center (SPCC), Mechanicsburg,   Pennsylvania.   Supply   and maintenance support managers depend on this central file  for  information  to  provide  support  to  the  fleet. Additionally,  since  the  PEETE  listed  in  the  COSAL  is based upon quantities on board, any quantity changes in  PEETE  must  be  reported  in  the  same  manner. 7-5






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