DocuNet Viewer IOS
DocuNet Viewer IOS
VERSION CONTROL
Document Date Software Version Updated By
01/01/16 3.1.2 Vistair
12/07/2016 3.2 David Hedley
26/07/2016 3.2 David Hedley
05/08/2016 3.2 David Hedley
27/08/2016 3.2 David Hedley
29/09/2016 3.2.1 David Hedley
14/10/2016 3.2.1 David Hedley
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2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
DocuNet Viewer for iOS has been tested on the following systems:
The app should also be compatible with iOS 7 and 8, although this is not
recommended and not supported.
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3 HOW TO INSTALL
You should install DocuNet Viewer for iOS from the Apple App Store or from
your company’s local app store as directed by your administrator. On the
Apple App Store you should search for “DocuNet”:
This app is functionally identical to the main DocuNet Viewer app and can
installed alongside the main app if you require access to two different libraries
at the same time (for example when attending a training course).
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4 LOGGING IN
In order to log in to the new DocuNet app, you must be aware of your
Username, Password and Airline Designator.
If you have deleted and reinstalled DocuNet you will be presented with the
below screen.
Selecting “Continue” will automatically re-register your app with the displayed
credentials:
If you would like to logout of the app and login as a different user, select “Yes,
Unregister” to display the standard Authentication screen displayed in
Section 4.
5 HOME PAGE
Upon logging into the DocuNet app, you will be presented with your airline
specific home page. This will be similar to the image seen below, and will
contain airline branding and contact information for your application support.
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6 TOOL BAR
DocuNet Viewer for iOS has a tool bar situated in the bottom left hand corner
of the screen when the device is in landscape mode.
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• You can filter the list of documents in the library by typing into the
“Filter Documents” box displayed below the “Documents” title. This
will filter the list of installed documents by the search terms used.
– E.g. Typing FCOM will only show installed documents with
“FCOM” in the title.
• Documents with a blue dot before the title are newly installed
documents that have not yet been opened / viewed. The blue dot will
disappear once viewed.
• Selecting a document from the list will load that document into the
current tab of the right hand content panel.
• Selecting the triangle to the right of the group name will expand/
collapse that group’s contents.
• Select the triangle to the right of “Documents” will expand/collapse all
groups.
• Tapping on the document name will load the first page of that
document into the content pane on the right hand side
• Tapping on the right arrow in the document/section list will allow you
to navigate into that document/section without loading anything into
the content pane.
• When viewing a document, the library list will switch to showing the
contents for that document (see Section 7.4)
• You can return to the document library list at any time by tapping twice
on the “book” icon in the tool bar.
If there are no optional documents in the group then that option will be
disabled. Select which option is applicable select “Delete” from the resulting
popup to action the delete.
Delete individual
document
Note: Any mandatory documents that have been deleted will immediately
show as requiring an update to reinstall the document.
Selecting the above highlighted “Info” icon will display the details of the
document.
Revisions and Notices can now be opened in a new tab: simply hold down on
the required item in the Revisions or Notices list and select the option
displayed in the below selection (Section 7.9.2)
Once you have selected to open a new tab, you will see the additional tab
displayed below, with the currently selected tab displaying document title text
in bold.
Selecting the PDF Thumbnail will generate the below bar allowing you to swipe
to pages further into the document. Each page is watermarked with a page
number and will be displayed in the viewing panel when selected.
Once selected, the Search menu will display in the left hand pane of the main
screen.
The scope of search results can be set to search the current document being
viewed (“Current”), all the documents in the same group as the current
document being viewed (“Group”), or all documents (“All”) in the library.
In addition, you can also search for Titles Only or the Exact Phrase.
“Titles Only” will only show results where the search phrase appears in a
section title.
“Exact Phrase” will only show search results which contain the exact phrase
typed. i.e. If you enter Engine Fire as the search phrase, it will show results
from all sections which have both “Engine” and “Fire” in them somewhere.
When “Exact Phrase” is selected, only sections containing “Engine Fire” will be
shown. Selecting this option is equivalent to putting double quotes around the
search phrase.
Engine or Fire will find sections with either “Engine” or “Fire” in them
Engine and Fire will find sections with both “Engine” and “Fire” in them. This is
the default mode i.e. this is the same as searching for Engine
Fire.
Engine near Fire will find sections with “Engine” close (within 10 words) to “Fire”.
Engine not Fire will find sections with “Engine” that do not contain “Fire”.
Eng* will find sections containing words that begin with “Eng”.
“Engine Fire” shutdown will find sections containing the exact phrase “Engine Fire” and
the word “shutdown”.
(Engine or Fire) not will find sections that have either “Engine” or “Fire” but not
shutdown “shutdown”.
Search results are split by documents in the order they appear in the library,
and will initially display 5 results. There is an option to select the “show more”
button, which will then display all results for this document.
In addition, you can use the arrows in the top right hand side of the Search
menu to step through the results on a specific page. These results are
numbered in the adjacent box.
Results are highlighted in yellow, with the search result bordered by a black
box as you step through the results.
Arrows to step through multiple search results
Results highlighted and bordered
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8 ANNOTATIONS
When viewing a manual you can add notes and annotations to any range of
text in the document. The annotation tool shown below lists the annotations
you have made to your documents:
Each time the selection changes, an “Annotate” popup will appear. This may
appear at the end of a list of options:
You can type any text you wish into the annotation box up to a 2000 character
limit.
The radio buttons at the bottom of the window allow you to choose a category
for this annotation. The categories will highlight the selected text in different
ways, and in the annotations panel (See Section 8.4) you can filter by
annotation category.
You can move the annotation window by tapping and dragging on the window
title bar. You can resize the window by tapping and dragging on the bottom
right corner:
To save any changes, select the “Save” button. To undo your changes, select
“Cancel”.
For HTML documents, the text at the top of the page will be selected and a
new bookmark annotation will be created:
In both cases the text of the annotation will default to the current section
name and the annotation category will default to a bookmark. To create the
annotation click the “Save” button.
will become:
You will then see the same window described in Section 8.1.2, but with the
addition of a “Delete” button:
Selecting the annotation tool above will show the annotations panel in the left
hand side:
Each annotation you have created will be shown in the scrollable list. For each
annotation you will see the annotation text, then manual title and the section
of the manual, truncated to fit on one line. The annotation text has the
appropriate styling for the annotation category.
Tapping on an annotation will take you to where that annotation is and display
it in the content panel. Similarly selecting an annotation in the content panel
will highlight the corresponding annotation in the list in annotation panel.
This shows the annotation text, manual title and section as before, except they
are now word-wrapped and not truncated. It also shows the highlighted text.
• Typing text in the search box at the top of the panel. As you type, only
annotations which have highlighted text or annotation text which
contain the typed text will be displayed
• Selecting the “Current Document” option. This will only show
annotations in the currently viewed document.
• You can select a specific annotation category from the category picker.
This will only show annotations that have the specified category.
Alternatively you can select the “Edit” button in the top panel and then select
the tool, followed by the “Delete” option.
While in Edit mode, you can reorder the annotations by tapping and dragging
on the tool.
• The text that was originally highlighted has been changed or removed
• The section that contained the text has been deleted
In cases like these, the application will alert you by attaching a warning symbol
to the affected annotations:
In this case, the highlighted text in the document has changed from when the
annotation was created.
• Once you have selected “OK”, the annotation edit window will appear
against the newly selected text:
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10 SETTINGS
There are 3 available options the Settings panel:
Night Mode affects text, background and images. Text is shown in colours
appropriate for a low-light environment. Images are either inverted or
dimmed, depending on the content.
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11 PORTRAIT VIEW
When you are accessing the DocuNet Viewer whilst in Portrait mode, you can
access the Tool Bar section by using the Tool Bar button in bottom left hand
corner of the main page view.
This will display a pop up menu, which allow you to access the Tool Bar
functionalities. (Document library list, Search, Annotations, Updates and
Settings)
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12 IPHONE DIFFERENCES
DocuNet Viewer for the iPhone has functionally the same as the DocuNet
Viewer on the iPad but is restricted to portrait orientation only. There are
some minor layout differences to improve the experience for small displays
and the Breadcrumb feature is not available.
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