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 ====Asset Media==== ====Asset Media====
 The media list is a scrollable list of buttons, each of which opens up a different file or web link that has been associated with your selected asset. The media list is a scrollable list of buttons, each of which opens up a different file or web link that has been associated with your selected asset.
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 +{{:​ardi-360:​detailspanelassetmedia.png?​600|}}
  
 For example, this might lead you to specifications,​ manuals, safe work instructions or maintenance videos. For example, this might lead you to specifications,​ manuals, safe work instructions or maintenance videos.
  
-{{:​ardi-360:​detailspanelassetmedia.png?600|}}+====Left-Side Icons==== 
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 +===Active Alerts=== 
 +There is one or more alerts that are active on this asset. This indicates a severe 
 +problem that needs attention. 
 + 
 +===Active Upstream Alerts=== 
 +One or more alerts are active on assets upstream (ie. connected before or infront of) 
 +this asset. This can lead you to recognise the root cause of issues you are 
 +experiencing with your asset. 
 + 
 +===Not Isolated=== 
 +This indicator appears when ARDI believes that the asset you are looking at is not 
 +correctly isolated. Isolation checking is optional and may not be enabled for your 
 +ARDI server. This icon will appear grey if the isolation status can’t be determined.
  
 +===Energy Present===
 +This indicator appears when ARDI believes you have energy (such as electrical power
 +or pressure) still within your system. Like isolation, this icon only appears on some
 +ARDI servers.
  
 +**Note that ARDI is not a safety system, thus you should always obey your standard safety precautions (such as manually checking for zero-energy) rather than relying on the data provided by ARDI-AR. **
  
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