SI Units – Selects the Metric option for entering all data in Resolution
US Units – Selects the Imperial option for entering all data in Resolution
Cartesian Venue Measurements – Used when measurements are based on known points of
intersection in width, height and length. Recommended when working from scale drawings and for
venues where heights of objects are known relative to one another.
Polar Venue Measurements – Used when measurements are based on height and distance of the
starting point of an object where an objects length and angle (if known) to an end point are known.
Recommended for measurements made in a venue where relative measurements are unknown but
start and end points of individual objects are.
Laser Venue Measurements – Measurements are relative to a single point in a venue defined as
a beginning and end point of an object in angle and distance from the same point of observation.
Recommended when a laser range finder and inclinometer are used together to collect data.
Max SPL – SPL is measured as a maximum loudness for any given frequency.
Flat SPL – SPL is measured as the highest loudness level where all frequencies can be sustained at the
same output level
Tools Menu
Under Tools, you will find the following:
Inventory Manager – A helpful tool that allows you to tailor the
software to match your existing equipment roster. By selecting or
deselecting from the inventory menu, the software will omit products
which you do not own. Any products highlighted in blue in the
inventory manager list are hyperlinks to the EAW website for product
pdf’s (requires internet hookup). The version number of the product
in Resolution is to the far right. Clicking on the version number will
open a box detailing “release notes” for that particular product. To add
or remove a product from Resolution, check or uncheck the circle to
the left of the Inventory Manager menu. All products remain within the
software but do not show themselves in any menus.