Which screen establishes the installed on relationship between two items of equipment?

• A. 701
• B. 45
• C. 536
• D. 690

Answer: (B)

Understanding how IMDS records how parts fit together is key here. The installed-on relationship is about showing which item is mounted on another item, forming a parent-child link in the product structure. The screen designed to create this linkage lets you specify the host item and the item that is installed, capturing the connection so the system knows that one part is mounted on the other. This is the right tool because it directly establishes that physical relationship, ensuring accurate assembly data for lifecycle tracking and compliance.

Other screens serve different tasks, like entering general item data or material details, but they don’t establish the mounted-on linkage between two pieces of equipment. Using the correct screen to define this relationship keeps the product structure clear and traceable.