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Select Analyze > Reliability and Survival > Reliability Block Diagram.
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Deselect Run located under the Start block.
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With Run selected, the platform updates the diagram’s reliability data after each change to the system diagram. These changes include adding or deleting components, changing a component’s configuration, and adding or deleting a connection.
With Run deselected, the platform does not update the reliability after any changes.
Tip: Deselect Run when you are diagramming large systems and after the diagram is complete, select Run.
on the Shape toolbar and drag the shape to the System Diagram to the right of the Start block.
to a position to the right and below the CPU shape.
to a position to the right and above the CPU shape.
to the right of the previous shapes.
to a position to the right of the Knot shape.
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Tip: To select shapes to align, drag the cursor around the shapes or press Shift and click each shape.
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With the shapes selected, right-click and select Align Selected Vertices Vertically.
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With the shapes selected, right-click and select Align Selected Vertices Horizontally.
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and drag the arrow to the Power Supply component.
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Select Run to enable the platform to update the system’s reliability information.
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To save the Reliability Block Diagram as a JMP Scripting Language (JSL) file, select File > Save and name it exampleRBDcomplete.jsl.
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