Add a Condition to a Route for a Lubrication Requirement

This topic describes how to create a Checkpoint Condition and add it to a Route:

As a successor to a Lubrication Requirement for all types of Lubrication Requirements.

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As a predecessor to a Lubrication Requirement.

Steps

Access the Route in which you want to add a Checkpoint Condition.
In the left pane, select:
- The Lubrication Requirement node for which the reading value triggers the conditional Lubrication Requirements to appear.
  -or-
- The Checkpoint Condition node that is linked to the Lubrication Requirement and below which you want a new Checkpoint Condition node to appear.
In the left pane, select , and then select Condition.

A new Checkpoint Condition is created, and appears below the selected Lubrication Requirement or Checkpoint Condition node.
In the Select Value box, select the reading value that, when combined with the value in the Select Relation box, will trigger the conditional checkpoint to appear.
On the upper-right corner of the datasheet, select .

The Checkpoint Condition is saved. The Checkpoint Condition node displays part of the final condition statement, similar to the one shown in the following image.
In the left pane, select , and then:
- If you want to create a new Lubrication Requirement, select New LR.
  -or-
- If you want to add a existing Lubrication Requirement, select Existing ML / LR.
  -or-
- If you want to add a new Lubrication Requirement or group of Lubrication Requirements from template, select Checkpoint Template.
The Lubrication Requirement is added to the Route, and a Lubrication Requirement node appears below the predecessor Checkpoint Condition. In the following image, you can see a new Lubrication Requirement node.
As needed, enter or modify the values in the available fields.
On the upper-right corner of the datasheet, select .

The Lubrication Requirement is saved. The condition statement is complete.