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* '''Confidence:''' Use the built-in self-checks and quizzes to ensure you are ready for the field. | * '''Confidence:''' Use the built-in self-checks and quizzes to ensure you are ready for the field. | ||
* '''Structure:''' Go from a box of equipment to a completed survey report in five logical steps. | * '''Structure:''' Go from a box of equipment to a completed survey report in five logical steps. | ||
=== Training Path Overview === | === Training Path Overview === | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 17 April 2026
Welcome to the automet® FAB Training Path
This area of the Wiki allows you to get to grips with automet through a designated, structured path.
Looking at a full technical guide can be overwhelming when you are just starting out. We have curated this journey for those who want to be guided from the basics of hardware setup through to advanced data analysis.
Why use this path?
- Efficiency: Skip the trial and error phase
- Confidence: Use the built-in self-checks and quizzes to ensure you are ready for the field.
- Structure: Go from a box of equipment to a completed survey report in five logical steps.
Training Path Overview
| Step | Module | Key Learning Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Getting Started | Hardware setup, licensing, and laptop connection. |
| 2 | Design Input | Creating .DES files manually or via IDF/PCF import. |
| 3 | Survey Setup | Positioning the instrument and preparing the spool. |
| 4 | Execution | Capturing flanges, supports, and pipe ends. |
| 5 | Analysis | Interpreting results and performing "what-if" scenarios. |
Note: If you are an experienced user looking for a specific technical reference rather than a tutorial, you may prefer the Full Documentation Index.