Setup is where you can establish the foundation for the design of your systems structure. You have the possibility to modify and build a company-specific setup based on a custom syntax and tailored classification tables.

A Syntax

Basically, a syntax governs how your design can be structured, simple as that. The syntax secures a uniform structure in a more detailed approach and governs how the system breakdown can be designed. See it as a set of rules you create, which are applied in the CORE design process. This can, i.e., restrict you to build system breakdowns through organizational-specific orientations.

The Syntax Editor

We have created the Syntax Editor because we understand that some companies need to modify the syntax to company-specific needs. The Creating a syntax article will show you the basic setup on how to build a syntax, but remember, you have the ability to modify it the way you want!

CORE

RDS 81346 and its parts contain classification tables made up of either a one, two or three-letter code. The letter codes in a classification table are used as a part of the designation, which gives you instant recognition of the system based on three different abstraction levels.

We understand that some organizations need to tailor classification tables to fit their requirements to make a proper systems breakdown.

With the Classification Table Editor, we have created the ability to enrich classification tables with organizational terms.

SIMO

By default, a generic SIMO table is set up, but you have the option to create customized organizational SIMO relations/interfaces between systems. If you need more organizational specification, then you can add them with examples.

This makes it the online module to handle RDS 81346 for organizational-specific structuring and thereby create readable structures and relations for everyone to understand in your organization.

If you haven't already, you can see all the ISO/IEC RDS 81346 classification tables in the RDS 81346 App.