Panasonic Arbitrator 360 Mode D’Emploi
CMS-OperationsManual-Rev2.doc
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Associations
The Association feature is a very powerful tool for managing
digital files. The Administrator associates specific rules that
direct files with specified descriptors to specified locations.
For example, an association for any file with the username
“J. Smith” will be moved automatically to a folder called
“J. Smith’s Stuff.”
digital files. The Administrator associates specific rules that
direct files with specified descriptors to specified locations.
For example, an association for any file with the username
“J. Smith” will be moved automatically to a folder called
“J. Smith’s Stuff.”
Associations are based off two things: the category and the
value.
value.
Category—a drop-down menu based on five areas of
categorization. Metadata that can be set within the CMS or
configured in the mobile environment the CMS is managing.
The fields are: Area, Bookmark, Source, Tag, or Username.
categorization. Metadata that can be set within the CMS or
configured in the mobile environment the CMS is managing.
The fields are: Area, Bookmark, Source, Tag, or Username.
Value—enter freeform text (for bookmarks) or use the drop-
down menu and select the desired information from what
the system has listed.
down menu and select the desired information from what
the system has listed.
To create or modify Associations, go to Management>
Folders and Cabinets> Associations.
Folders and Cabinets> Associations.
Create a New Association
1. Select “Add.” A pop-up window appears. Select “Add” again.
2. Define Category by selecting one of the following categories from the drop-down menu: Area, Bookmark,
Source, Tag, or Username.
3. Define Value by selecting one of the values from the drop-down menu or enter freeform text (for
bookmarks).
4. Select “OK.”
5. Select a Cabinet and/or Folder to apply to the Association. This will be the location the Association files
will navigate to.
Modify an Association
1. Select the existing Association to modify.
2. Modify the information on the appropriate tab.
3. Select “OK.”
4. Select the Containers tab.
5. Select a Cabinet and/or Folder to apply to the Association. This will be the location the Association will
navigate to.
The Association Listing
Once the Association is created, it will be displayed in a listing. Each association will display the following:
•
Constraint—the category and value assigned to the file.
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Cabinets—the cabinet that is tied to the folder.
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Folders—the folder where the files rare being moved to.