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System Up/Down shows the system’s uptimes and downtimes over the course of the simulation. Please note that System Up/Down Plots are designed for only one simulation (i.e., 1 must be entered for the Number of Simulations in the Maintainability/Availability Simulation window). If you run multiple simulations, the plot shows the results for the last simulation only. | The System Up/Down plot shows the system’s uptimes and downtimes over the course of the simulation. Please note that System Up/Down Plots are designed for only one simulation (i.e., 1 must be entered for the Number of Simulations in the Maintainability/Availability Simulation window). If you run multiple simulations, the plot shows the results for the last simulation only. | ||
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The System Up/Down plot shows the system’s uptimes and downtimes over the course of the simulation. Please note that System Up/Down Plots are designed for only one simulation (i.e., 1 must be entered for the Number of Simulations in the Maintainability/Availability Simulation window). If you run multiple simulations, the plot shows the results for the last simulation only.
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