Interpreting supersedure icons

Icon Icon title Description Component Node Displays the item name corresponding to the change. Selected Component Node Displays the currently selected component node. Quantity Node Shows supersedures created between quantity changes. These are displayed in the Supersedure pane. In this example, EC01/A changed the quantity of part C from 1 to 3. Change Node Connects the component nodes and displays change information. Component nodes listed above the change occurred before the change was created. Component nodes listed below the change occurred after the change was created. A tool tip lists the parent structure and the component's effectivity when you place the cursor over the node. Pure Add Shows the supersedure trail associated with part C, as displayed in the Supersedure pane. In this example, part C resulted from EC01/A. Pure Cancel Shows the supersedure trail associated with part C, as displayed in the Supersedure pane. In this example, part C resulted from EC01/A, but was canceled by EC03/A. Selected Change Node If red, the selected part or assembly is the currently selected change node. Transfer Change Node Shows a T to indicate the change node is a transfer supersedure. Transfer supersedures involve the transfer of a part from one level of an assembly to another level of the same assembly. Delivered Product Change Displays if the supersedure was created as part of a delivered product change. For this type of supersedure, the arrow line appears in red. Duplicate Supersedure Flag Displays if the selected component has a supersedure that is already displayed. The supersedure does not continue from this point as this would produce an infinite loop. Additional Supersedures Displays if there are additional supersedures in the history to display. Latest Supersedure Displays if there are no more additional supersedures in the history to display. Move Green highlights a part or assembly that has moved. You cannot create supersedure for move changes. Reshape Green highlights a part or assembly in the structure that is reshaped. You cannot create supersedure for reshape changes.