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User’s Guide
Contents
1. Logging In..................................................................................................................4
5. Navigation................................................................................................................22
6. Parts Pages..............................................................................................................23
9. Bookmarks...............................................................................................................30
Organize Bookmarks.................................................................................................31
10. History......................................................................................................................33
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1 Click Product Catalog in the top tool bar from any other screen. The first click returns you
to the previously selected catalog level. The second click returns you to the top level of the
product catalog, as shown above.
2 Click History to view a list of catalogs and pages you accessed by day or week.
3 Click Bookmarks to create, organize, and view bookmarks for frequently accessed
information.
4 Click Advanced Search to search for parts by model or by pages and graphics in catalogs.
6 Click Settings to change your personal information, contact information, and application
display language.
7 Click Help to view the online Help, provide feedback, view the software license agreement,
or view application version information.
9 Make a quick search for a serial number or part number. Select Serial # or Part #, type a
number, and click Go.
12 Main display area. Images and hyperlinks provide a graphical method of navigation.
2. Click Part #.
3. Type the part number in the text box and click Go.
Note: You cannot include wildcards and other search operators in a quick search.
• Click a part number link from a parts page. See the image under “Parts Pages”
on page 23 for an example.
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1 Click Where Used to view all occurrences of a part number in all models.
4 Click User Notes to view user notes linked to the part number.
Note: The Where Used, Supersessions, Documents, and User Notes links are displayed only
when the corresponding information is available for a part number.
• Click a part number link from a parts page. See the image under “Parts Pages”
on page 23 for an example.
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1 Click General Info to view general information for the part number.
4 Click User Notes to view user notes linked to the part number.
5 Click a parts page link in the Number column to view the corresponding parts page.
6 Use the scroll bar to view all the pages listed in the first group.
7 Click > to advance to the next group of parts pages. Click >> to advance to the last group of
pages. Click < to return to the previous group. Click << to return to the first group.
Note: The Where Used, Supersessions, Documents, and User Notes links are displayed only
when the corresponding information is available for a part number.
• Click a part number link from a parts page. See the image under “Parts Pages”
on page 23 for an example.
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1 Click General Info to view general information for the part number.
2 Click Where Used to view all occurrences of a part number in all models.
4 Click User Notes to view user notes linked to the part number.
Note: The Where Used, Supersessions, Documents, and User Notes links are displayed only
when the corresponding information is available for a part number.
• Click a part number link from a parts page. See the image under “Parts Pages”
on page 23 for an example.
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1 Click General Info to view general information for the part number.
2 Click Where Used to view all occurrences of a part number in all models.
4 Click User Notes to view user notes linked to the part number.
5 Click the file name link to view the document or save the file to disk.
Note: The Where Used, Supersessions, Documents, and User Notes links are displayed only
when the corresponding information is available for a part number.
• Click a part number link from a parts page. See the image under “Parts Pages”
on page 23 for an example.
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1 Click General Info to view general information for the part number.
2 Click Where Used to view all occurrences of a part number in all models.
5 To add a note, type the note in the text box and click Update.
To edit a note, modify the text in the text box and click Update.
To delete a note, remove all the text from the text box and click Update.
Note: A user note can only be viewed, edited, and deleted by the user who created it.
Note: The Where Used, Supersessions, Documents, and User Notes links are displayed only
when the corresponding information is available for a part number.
2. Click Serial #.
3. Type the unit serial number in the text box and click Go.
Note: You cannot include wildcards and other search operators in a quick search.
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3 Link to the Top of Catalog page for the specification. See “View the Top of Catalog Page” on
page 14 for additional information. The link shows the machine catalog model, serial number
range, extra model definition (Sideshift in the example above), and catalog number. Click the
link to view the catalog.
Note: Occasionally multiple specification links for a specific unit serial number may be shown.
If you are able to assist us to update this record, please select Feedback from the Help menu
and add the serial number catalog and model details to the e-mail.
7 Click Product Catalog. The first click returns you to the previously selected catalog level. The
second click returns you to the top level of the product catalog.
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1 These links display the line of business, model range, and catalog model specification details.
2 Hyperlinked catalog section and subsection menu. Click a link to select a section. See also
“Navigation” on page 22.
3 Locate in Tree button. Click to open the Navigation tree to show the location of the
information currently displayed in the main window.
4 Selecting Advanced Search at this point will populate the search criteria with the current
machine model or catalog information. For information on advanced searches, see “Advanced
Search” on page 15.
Note: Verify that the search criteria have updated prior to making an advanced search.
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From the Model Search page you can search by part number, description, and/or
remarks. See page 16 for a detailed look at the Model Search page.
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1 Select levels in the navigation tree to define the search parameters based on line of business,
location, model range, and machine specification.
2 The search parameters are populated automatically by the selections you make in the
navigation tree.
4 When you type a complete part number or description, select Direct Search.
5 When you type a partial part number or description, select Wild Card Search. You can
include wildcards and other search operators. For details, see “Advanced Search Wildcards
and Operators” on page 19 or click the More Info link on the Model Search page.
6 Click Search.
7 Click Save Query to save the results of this search for future use. The query is saved on the
Saved Queries tab. For additional information, see “Saving Advanced Search Results” on
page 20.
8 Click Saved Queries, select a query, and click Delete to delete a saved query. For additional
information, see “Organizing Saved Advanced Search Results” on page .
10 From the search results, click a page link in the Number column to display the corresponding
parts page.
Note: To open pages in a new window, hold down the Shift key when clicking page links.
11 Click Product Catalog. The first click returns you to the previously selected catalog level. The
second click returns you to the top level of the product catalog.
From the Catalog Search page you can search by parts page number, description,
and/or image name. See page 18 for a detailed look at the Catalog Search page.
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1 Select levels in the navigation tree to define the search parameters based on line of business, location,
model range, and machine specification.
2 The search parameters are populated automatically by the selections you make in the navigation tree.
3 Type a partial or complete parts page number, part description, or image name.
4 When you type a complete parts page number, description, or image name, select Direct Search.
5 When you type a partial parts page number, description, or image name, select Wild Card Search. You
can include wildcards and other search operators. For details, see “Advanced Search Wildcards and
Operators” on page 19 or click the More Info link on the Catalog Search page.
Note: In this example, mount and shovel were entered for search criteria, producing parts pages
containing both “mount” and “shovel” in their descriptions (Mountings Ladder & Shovel).
6 Click Search.
7 Click Save Query to save the results of this search for future use. The query is saved on the Saved
Queries tab. For additional information, see “Saving Advanced Search Results” on page 20.
8 Click Saved Queries, select a query, and click Delete to delete a saved query. For additional
information, see “Organizing Saved Advanced Search Results” on page 21.
10 From the search results, click a page link in the Number column to display the corresponding parts
page.
Note: To open pages in a new window, hold down the Shift key when clicking page links.
11 Click Product Catalog. The first click returns you to the previously selected catalog level. The second
click returns you to the top level of the product catalog.
and nut and bolt Pages that contain both nut and bolt
not nut not bolt Pages that contain nut, but not bolt
“ “ (phrase) “installing bolt” Pages that contain the phrase “installing bolt”
() Group sub-expressions
Note: A space also acts as the “and” operator. For example, typing nut bolt displays
pages that contain both nut and bolt.
3. Click Save. The query is saved on the Saved Queries tab at the bottom of the
Navigation pane.
2. Click the Saved Queries tab at the bottom of the Navigation pane. All saved queries
are listed.
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3. Click the saved query you want to view. The Model Search page or Catalog Search
page will open, showing the original search criteria and results.
1 Create a folder: Click Create Folder, type a folder name, and click OK.
2 Move a query: Click the query, click Move to Folder, click the folder name, and click OK.
3 Rename a folder: Click the folder, click Rename, type a new name, and click OK.
4 Delete a query or folder: Click the query or folder, click Remove, and click OK.
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1 To navigate to the level you need, click to open navigation levels and click to close
navigation levels.
2 Click a level in the navigation to highlight it. Information for the selected level is displayed in
the main window.
3 The navigation path you select in the tree is reflected in the top navigation view. Clicking any
link in the path navigates to that point and displays in the main window.
4 Sort the catalog pages by selecting Description or Number from the list box. The application
will now default to this setting.
Note: Pages in the left pane (Navigation pane) are sorted numerically.
5 The catalog page index is displayed in both windows although the detail is clearer in the main
window. Click the page number in either window to navigate to that page and display it in the
main window.
6 Cut in information such as serial number bands or affectivity dates display here.
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1 Click to view the previous parts page. Click to view the next parts page. Click to find the location of the
current parts page in the navigation.
2 Click the Print button to print the parts diagram and (optionally) the parts list.
3 Click the E-Mail button, designate a recipient, and e-mail the parts diagram and parts list.
4 Click to create a user note for the page. Click to view or modify a user note.
5 Click to zoom in or to zoom out. The box displays the current zoom level.
6 Click the Best Fit button to display the parts diagram at its optimal size. Click the Fit Width button to fit the
parts diagram to the width of the image display area. Click the Fit Height button to fit the parts diagram to the
height of the image display area.
8 Click a part number link to display general, where-used, and supersession information as well as documents and
user notes linked to a part number.
10 Click the Supersession icon (when displayed) to view supersession information for a part number.
11 Click the Note icon (when displayed) to view notes linked to a part number. For details, see “View, Edit, Create, and
Delete Part Number User Notes” on page 11.
12 Click the Documents icon (when displayed) to view documents linked to a part number. For details, see “View
Documents Linked to a Part Number” on page 10.
13 Click the Shopping Cart icon for each part you want to add to the Shopping Cart.
15 Click a part entry to hotspot the item in the parts diagram. Or click an item number in the parts diagram to highlight
the text in the parts list. Click either the part entry or the item number, hold down the left mouse button, and drag the
part to the bottom bar to add it to the shopping cart.
1. From a parts page, click . The User Notes dialog box opens.
3. Click Update.
Note: Click Close only if you want to close the dialog box without adding a note.
4. The note is linked to the parts page and the user note icon changes to .
3. To modify the note, type a new text or make changes to the existing text.
4. Click Update.
4. Click Update.
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1 Click a part number link to view general and where used information.
8 Click Print to print the shopping cart. See “Print a Shopping Cart” on page 28 for details.
9 Click E-Mail, designate a recipient, and e-mail the shopping cart. See “E-Mail a Shopping
Cart” on page 29 for details.
11 Click Edit to change the name, creation date/time, or default status of the shopping cart.
13 Click Product Catalog. The first click returns you to the previously selected catalog level.
The second click returns you to the top level of the product catalog.
2. Click Find Shopping Cart. The Find Shopping Cart page opens.
3. Type a word or words from a shopping cart name. To narrow your search, select
“Over a period between” and type a range of dates in the format 2-digit month, 2-digit
day, and 4-digit year, separated by dashes.
5. From the list of results, click the link to the shopping cart you want to open.
4. Click OK.
5. To make this list the default, select Is Default. If the list is already the default and
you want to make another list the default, remove the check mark from the box.
6. Click OK.
2. Click OK.
5. Click the Shopping Cart Print window Close button to close the window.
Note: By default, the window shows the name of the current shopping cart.
5. Click OK to send the e-mail. The shopping cart will appear in the body of the
recipient’s e-mail just as it appears in the Shopping Cart Print window. See the
image under “Print a Shopping Cart” on page 28 for an example.
Note: If you do not type an e-mail address in the To and/or From box, the message
“Make sure that e-mail address is correct” will appear when you click OK.
Create a Bookmark
1. With the page you want to bookmark open, move the mouse pointer to the
Bookmarks link. The Bookmarks menu opens.
Note: The name of the page currently displayed appears in the Name box.
3. Click a folder in which to store the page. The folder will be highlighted.
• To store the page in a new folder, click the Create Folder button, type a folder
name, and click OK. The folder name appears in the list of folders. Click the
folder name to highlight it.
• To store the page in an existing folder, click the folder name to highlight it.
1 Create a folder: Click Create Folder, type a folder name, and click OK.
2 Move a bookmark: Click the bookmark, click Move to Folder, click the folder name, and click OK.
3 Rename a folder: Click the folder, click Rename, type a new name, and click OK.
4 Delete a bookmark or folder: Click the bookmark or folder, click Remove, and click OK.
2. Click View Bookmarks. Saved bookmarks and folders are listed in the left pane.
3. To view a bookmarked page, click the applicable folder and select the bookmark.
Click Product Catalog to
return to the main catalog
To view your history, click the History link. The history is listed by day and week in the
left pane. Click to view the catalogs and pages accessed for a specific day or week.
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1 Your JDS default language is selected at login. You can change the language for the
remainder of the current session only. The JDS default will return at the next login.
4 Deselect this check box if you do not want announcements to appear when you log into the
application.
6 Click the Save Settings button when you finish making changes.