B2023-115: Vogtle Alarms – Top continue message. NOTE that this is change from the original design as per a change request made from engineering. The Vogtle Alarms are set up differently than standard procedures/alarms – the HLS in Vogtle alarms is a section in other procedures. The top continue message is shown when:
• A continued message will appear on the top of the page ONLY if the pagination occurs anywhere within the first level substep. If, for example, the page break occurs between substep 3 and substep 4 as in example 2, no continued message will appear on the top of the page.
• If a continued message is needed, the continued message will include the first level substep number if it is a sequential substep, such as “5. (continued)”. If it is NOT a sequential substep, then only the word “(continued)” will appear.
• If a page break occurs between high level steps, such as before “Causes:”, then no continued message is needed.
B2023-115: Vogtle Alarms – Top continue message. NOTE that this is change from the original design as per a change request made from engineering. The Vogtle Alarms are set up differently than standard procedures/alarms – the HLS in Vogtle alarms is a section in other procedures. The top continue message is shown when:
• A continued message will appear on the top of the page ONLY if the pagination occurs anywhere within the first level substep. If, for example, the page break occurs between substep 3 and substep 4 as in example 2, no continued message will appear on the top of the page.
• If a continued message is needed, the continued message will include the first level substep number if it is a sequential substep, such as “5. (continued)”. If it is NOT a sequential substep, then only the word “(continued)” will appear.
• If a page break occurs between high level steps, such as before “Causes:”, then no continued message is needed.
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B2023-115: Vogtle Alarms – Top continue message. NOTE that this is change from the original design as per a change request made from engineering. The Vogtle Alarms are set up differently than standard procedures/alarms – the HLS in Vogtle alarms is a section in other procedures. The top continue message is shown when:
• A continued message will appear on the top of the page ONLY if the pagination occurs anywhere within the first level substep. If, for example, the page break occurs between substep 3 and substep 4 as in example 2, no continued message will appear on the top of the page.
• If a continued message is needed, the continued message will include the first level substep number if it is a sequential substep, such as “5. (continued)”. If it is NOT a sequential substep, then only the word “(continued)” will appear.
• If a page break occurs between high level steps, such as before “Causes:”, then no continued message is needed.
Logic change looks good.
Tested as expected; continued messages print as stated. No issues found.