Transmission Line - Media Gallery Tab

Use this tab to store media such as pictures of the equipment. You can add media from a file on your computer or you can link to media that is already in the Media Gallery. If you import media, such as from an OnSite project, the media appears here.

You can toggle between having the tab hidden or displayed by clicking the blue arrow in the corner of the data dialog box, as shown below.

Figure 1: Media Gallery Tab

Option Descriptions
Option Description

Filter by tags

 After you create tags for a media file (see Tagging a Media File), you can filter by the tag name by selecting the tags here. You can filter by multiple tags.
Show Enables you to further filter the images shown, such as by an OnSite data import.
(Media area)

Thumbnails of the media files are displayed here, arranged by date. You can use the slider at the bottom of the dialog box to increase or reduce the size of the thumbnails. The name that appears on the file comes from the Description field.

Click on a thumbnail to open the file.

File name The name of the media file. It is for reference only.
Date added The date the file was added—for example, when it was imported.
Description The description of the file. If you change the name here, it changes the name on the thumbnail, but does not change the name of the file itself. This option is not available if more than one media file is selected.
Notes Notes for the selected media file. This option is not available if more than one media file is selected.
Linked to The equipment to which the media file is linked. There can be more than one.
Tags You can add a tag to a media file by selecting the file, typing the tag name (or selecting an existing tag), and then clicking Add. The name appears to the right. You can add multiple tags to a media file. Tags are useful for filtering media files. See Filter by tags.
Add

Add a media file to the equipment item, such as a file that is somewhere on your computer.

This is slightly different from Link, which lets you link to a media file that is already in the Media Gallery.
Link

Link an existing media file in the Media Gallery to the equipment.

This is slightly different from Add, which lets you add media to the Media Gallery from your computer.

Remove Remove the selected media file or files from the equipment.

See also Media Gallery.

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