Tonyr: creation: moved here from elsewhere

2007-08-14T00:04:03Z

creation: moved here from elsewhere

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My Mac Triage process development sandbox. Current work (evolving version) goes here. Every once in a while I'll take a snapshot and put it in some kind of version tree. Is there anything like a version control system for wiki pages around here?

==Overview==
<graphviz>
digraph macTriage {
MacProcess [label="Mac Triage" shape=tripleoctagon]
Start [label="Start\nHere" shape=box]
Receiving [label="MacTriage:Receiving" shape=box]
MacEval [label="MacTriage:Shelf Eval" shape=box]
QiMac [label="Is it an iMac?"]
QTower [label="Is it a Tower?"]
iMacBuild [label="iMac Build" shape=box]
TowerBuild [label="Tower Build" shape=box]
CustomBuild [label="Custom Build" shape=box]
QRejected [label="Was it Rejected?"]
QBuildReject [label="Was it Rejected?"]
Recycle [label="Send to Eval 1" shape=box]
Label [label="Fill out store label,\nset price,\nattach to system" shape=box]
Store [label="Send to store\nor warehouse" shape=box]

Start -> Receiving
Receiving -> MacEval
MacEval -> QRejected
QiMac -> QTower [label="No"]
QiMac -> iMacBuild [label="Yes"]
QTower -> TowerBuild [label="Yes"]
QTower -> CustomBuild [label="No"]
iMacBuild -> QBuildReject
TowerBuild -> QBuildReject
CustomBuild -> QBuildReject
QRejected -> QiMac [label="No"]
QRejected -> Recycle [label="Yes"]
QBuildReject -> Label [label="No"]
QBuildReject -> Recycle [label="Yes"]
Label -> Store
}
</graphviz>

==Receiving==
<graphviz>
digraph macReceiving {
MacProcess [label="Mac Triage:\nReceiving" shape=tripleoctagon]
Enter [label="Enter from\nMain Flow" shape=octagon]
QPrinter [label="Is it a printer?"]
QMonitor [label="Is it a monitor?"]
QKbdMouse [label="Is it a\nkeyboard or mouse?"]
PrinterKeep [label="Is it LaserWriter Pro\nLaserWriter 12/6xx\nLaserWriter 16/6xx?"]
PrinterLand [label="Send to PrinterLand" shape=box]
MonKeep [label="Is it SVGA, ADC or DVI?*"]
KMKeep [label="Is it USB?"]
Recycle [label="Recycle" shape=box]
MacShelf [label="Send to Mac Shelf" shape=box]
Return [label="Return to\nMain Flow" shape=octagon]

Enter -> QMonitor
QMonitor -> MonKeep [label="Yes"]
QMonitor -> QPrinter [label="No"]
QPrinter -> PrinterKeep [label="Yes"]
QPrinter -> QKbdMouse [label="No"]
QKbdMouse -> KMKeep [label="Yes"]
QKbdMouse -> MacShelf [label="No"]
MonKeep -> MacShelf [label="Yes"]
MonKeep -> Recycle [label="No"]
KMKeep -> MacShelf [label="Yes"]
KMKeep -> Recycle [label="No"]
PrinterKeep -> PrinterLand [label="Yes"]
PrinterKeep -> Recycle [label="No"]
MacShelf -> Return
}
</graphviz>

'''Notes:'''
*'''This layout is really ugly! How to force it to be cleaner?"
* An SVGA connector is smallish and has 15 pins in three rows
* A DVI connector is rectangular has 24 pins in three rows with a larger flat pin on one end; see [http://wiki.freegeek.org/images/5/59/Dvi_types.png a picture]. It may not actually have all 24 pins.
* An ADC connector looks a little like a DVI connector, but it has rounded ends and thirty pins in three rows with a larger flat pin one one end

==Shelf Eval==
<graphviz>
digraph macShelveval {
MacProcess [label="Mac Triage:\nShelf Eval" shape=tripleoctagon]
Enter [label="Enter from\nMain Flow" shape=octagon]
QWhatItIs [label="What it is?"]
MonType [label="Is it an LCD flat screen?"]
QSVGA [lable="Is it SVGA?"]
MonLCD [label="Send to TARDIS" shape=box]
MonTest [label="Send to Monitor Test" shape=box]
SysKeep [label="Is it\niMac or newer\nor laptop?"]
iMacKeep [label="Is it a\nTrayLoad iMac?"]
Harvest [label="Harvest 3.6v\n Li Battery" shape=box]
RejectSys [label="Attach REJECT tag" shape=box]
Recycle [label="Recycle" shape=box']
MiscKeep [label="Is it worth keeping?\n(highly subjective)"]
MacBuild [label="Keep for MacBuild" shape=box]
Return [label="Return to\nMain Flow" shape=octagon]

Enter -> QWhatItIs
QWhatItIs -> SysKeep [label="System"]
QWhatItIs -> MonType [label="Monitor"]
QWhatItIs -> MiscKeep [label="SummatElse"]
SysKeep -> Harvest [label="No"]
SysKeep -> iMacKeep [label="Yes"]
iMacKeep -> MacBuild [label="No"]
iMacKeep -> RejectSys [label="Yes"]
Harvest -> RejectSys
MonType -> MonLCD [label="Yes"]
MonType -> QSVGA [label="No"]
QSVGA -> MonTest [label="Yes"]
QSVGA -> MacBuild [label="No"]
MiscKeep -> Recycle [label="No"]
MiscKeep -> MacBuild [label="Yes"]
RejectSys -> Return
MacBuild -> Return
}
</graphviz>

==Some Notes==
'''FG Keep Criteria'''<br>
* FG Mac lowend cutoff
* Mac Triage storage available

'''Special Recycle'''<br>
* Requires special training to avoid CRT flyback transformer hazard
* Carcass sent to Monitor Recycle

==iMacBuild==
<graphviz>
digraph macBuild {
MacProcess [label="iMac Build" shape=tripleoctagon]
Enter [label="Enter from\nMain Flow" shape=octagon]
BlownCaps [label="Are there blown caps\non the system board?"]
BattCheck [label="Does it have\na good battery?"]
RepBatt [label="Replace Battery" shape=box]
RepMemHD [label="Replace memory\nand hard drive" shape=box]
PowerPost [label="Does it power up\nand POST?"]
VideoCheck [label="Does the Display\nshow anything?")
PmuReset [label="Reset PMU" shape=box]
PostAfterPmu [label="Does it power up\nand POST now?"]
DeadAfterPmu [label="Remove drives\nand memory" shape=box]
RejectSys [label="Attach REJECT tag" shape=box]
ConfigSW [label="Install/Configure\nSoftware" shape=box]
QC [label="QC" shape=box]
Return [label="Return to\nMain Flow" shape=octagon]

Enter -> BlownCaps
BlownCaps -> RejectSys [label="Yes"]
BlownCaps -> BattCheck [label="No"]
BattCheck -> RepBatt [label="No"]
BattCheck -> RepMemHD [label="Yes"]
RepBatt -> RepMemHD
RepMemHD -> PowerPost
PowerPost -> PmuReset [label="No"]
PowerPost -> VideoCheck [label="Yes" shape=box]
VideoCheck -> ConfigSW [label="Yes" shape=box]
VideoCheck -> RejectSys [label="No" shape=box]
PmuReset -> PostAfterPmu
PostAfterPmu -> VideoCheck [label="Yes"]
PostAfterPmu -> DeadAfterPmu [label="No"]
DeadAfterPmu -> RejectSys
ConfigSW -> QC
QC -> Return
RejectSys -> Return

}
</graphviz>

'''Notes'''
* The video treatment makes this look like a flow for iMacs; needs to be cloned and modded for Towers (or something like that)
* Mac Triage should maintain a pool small hard drives, good batteries
* Should we mine PPC cpu's? Wouldn't this require some extension of Advanced Testing support?
* Should any hard drive or memory be tested in place?
* Add POST explanation
* Add node for general condition inspection.

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