6 Training
6.1 Training should be provided at a level required to effectively operate and maintain the system and should cover normal, abnormal and emergency conditions. The user interface for training should correspond with the real system.
6.2 Documentation should be provided to support the training and should be available for repeated use on board.
6.3 Where a training mode is incorporated in a computer-based system it should be clearly indicated when the training mode is active.
6.4 Whilst in the training mode the operation of the system should not be impaired neither should any system alarms or indications be inhibited.
Testing
7.1 Evidence should be furnished to the satisfaction of the Administration that the installed computer-based systems have been designed, manufactured and tested in accordance with these guidelines.* In case of any integrated systems such evidence should be furnished by a single party responsible for the integration.
7.2 In addition to these guidelines manufacturers should ensure by means of a quality control system that their products meet with their specifications.
7.3 Tests and inspections should be carried out with the aim of establishing the correct operation and the quality of a product (see also 3.3.2).
7.4 Modifications of program contents and data, as well as a change of version, should be tested (see also 3.3.3).
* Reference is also made to the following International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) Publications：
92 - Electrical Installation in Ships.
533 - Electromagnetic compatibility of electrical and electronic installation in ships.
945 - Marine navigational equipment- General requirements - Methods of testing and
required results.
