About the VMRS codes tables

The VMRS and repair codes are used to build the activities that can be performed. You must pre-define the following tables before you can set up activities:

• Task codes
• Repair reason codes
• Part failure codes
• Cost reporting codes
• System, assembly, and part codes

Once these tables have been set up, you can define the activities, including instructions, standards, skills required, etc.:

• Activity codes
• Sub-activities
• Activity instructions
• Activity metrics
• 3C comments on VMRS
• Activity skills
• Activity standard billing hours
• • Standard billing hours for VMRS
  • Standard billing hours for an equipment group
  • Standard billing hours for a vehicle manufacturer/model

The equipment standards for an activity are based on equipment group. Each group can have their own parts, procedures, skills, and check lists.

• Equipment parts
• Equipment procedures
• Equipment skills
• Equipment checklist

If you have defined multiple languages, some of these tables may have columns for one of  those languages. You can enter a description of the item in the specified language in that column, or you can leave it blank. Additionally, the Alt Language icon may appear on the screen. You can use it to enter descriptions in the other languages you have defined.

VMRS bar code list

VMRS repeat thresholds

• Maintain VMRS thresholds by group
• Maintain VMRS thresholds by equipment type
• Update VMRS thresholds with mass change

VMRS restrictions

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