Quick Start Guide

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2.2 Naming, Finding, and Filtering Assets

2.2.1 Name Assets

Use the Assets menu to name, label, filter visibility for, and group assets.

i. To name an asset, select the menu item Assets → Name Assets.

ii. In the top-left box, type “0x” followed by the short ID displayed

on-screen for the desired asset; then type a name in the top-

right box. Press the green “+” button to apply the name and click

“OK” at the bottom of the Asset Names window to finalize this

action. Note: Asset short IDs are also visible on the printed circuit

board.

iii. To remove an asset name, select the menu item Assets → Name

Assets, and click on the desired name in the Asset Names

window. Then click the red “-“ button to remove that name and

click “OK” to finalize this action.

2.2.2 Labels

You can apply labels to group assets together for visibility filtering, segmentation, or other

organizational tasks.

i. Select the menu item Assets → Labels to

open the Tag Label Editor.

ii. Type the name of the desired asset in the

“Enter tag ID or name” box at the bottom

left of the editor. Then click the “+” button

to add that asset to the list. Typing either

the name or ID of a named asset will result

in the same asset appearing in the list.

Note: When selecting an asset by ID, you

must add “0x” to the beginning of each tag

ID. Thus, to use a tag with ID 1021, enter

0x1021.

iii. Next, type the name for an applicable label in the “Enter new label” box at the

bottom right. Click the “+” button to add that new label to the list.

iv. Click on the asset name or ID to which you would like to apply your label. Then

select the label and click the left arrows << to move that label opposite the

selected tag name or ID. Click “OK” to finalize this action, or remove a label by

clicking the right arrows >> when the label is selected.

2.2.3 Asset View Settings