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Edit Menu

The “Edit” menu is very small.

This is where you can Undo or Redo previous keystrokes.

Undo - If you dislike what you just did to the perfect design you can “Undo” the move.

Redo - If you decide that you liked it after-all you can redo the move again with “Redo”

View Menu

The “View” menu has many options that are extremely helpful to the operator of the software.

Aiming Lines – This will toggle on or o green lines that extend from each individual loudspeaker in

the array to the point where it impacts a surface. The aiming lines extend perpendicular to the face of

each enclosure but do not dene the absolute coverage. They are a visual reference for the user to see

where each enclosure is projecting.

Aiming Coverage Lines – This will toggle on or o two red lines that dene the usable upper and

lower extremities of the arrays coverage. The aiming coverage lines can be used as the upper limit

of focus in venues where back wall reections or noise levels o-site are a concern. It represents the

soft edges of the systems coverage. If the user is required to obtain maximum throw and SPL to the

back of the venue, the green aiming line of the top enclosure of the array should be used as the top of

coverage. This will have the side-eect of some wasted energy above the coverage area and some loss

of coverage down front so take this into account when designing.

SPL – This toggles on or o the entire SPL routine in Resolution. It may seem obvious that the SPL

routine is why you are using the software to begin with but this option allows you to turn it o while

you are in the process of building both the venue and the intended arrays saving valuable RAM

energy. The number crunching that takes place in the routine can be intense!

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