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Chapter 9 Markov 209<br />

11. The next step is to insert 5 states into the model, corresponding to the following system states: both components<br />

available, prime failed, standby failed, both prime and standby failed, and prime repaired.<br />

12. From the Markov toolbar, click the State button (A). This button is used to start the insertion of new states into the<br />

model.<br />

A<br />

13. Move the mouse-pointer into the Markov canvas, and click the left mouse button once. A green circle, representing a<br />

newly created state, appears.<br />

14. Move the mouse-pointer to an empty part of the Markov canvas, and left-click again. A second state appears in the<br />

diagram.<br />

15. Repeat the last step three more times. A total of five states should now be visible in the Markov canvas.<br />

16. We consider that at time 0, both the primary and standby components are available, and that the system therefore is in<br />

the first state. In other words, this state is the initial state.<br />

17. Right-click the state S1 corresponding to the ‘both components available’ state. A popup menu appears.

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