User`s manual

There are five settings which serve to define the autosaved file name:
Path defines the folder where the file will be saved; it is possible to choose it
clicking on the browse for folder button (...). In Fig.5.3a we see path defined as My
Documents\Audiomatica
Root File Name defines the part of the file name that will not change during
autosave; in Fig.5.3a it is 'RogersHalfChirp'.
Start defines the initial number appended to the root. This number will always be
multiplied by 100 to give space for two decimals management. Numbers are
appended with spaces. In Fig.5.3 start is -180; this will define the first autosaved
file name as 'My Documents\Audiomatica\RogersHalfChirp -18000'
Increment defines the increment to be given to the autosaved file names. In the
example of Fig.5.3 the second autosaved file will be named 'My
Documents\Audiomatica\RogersHalfChirp -17500'
Total Number defines the number of autosaved files after which the process is
automatically ended
It is possible to choose to save in the standard binary file format (Bin) and/or to
export in text format (Txt) (see also 5.3.2); the drop down chooses the number of
export data points for MLS files.
It is possible to save (and load) these definitions in particular files called Autosave
Definition Files (*.asd).
3D mode:
There are five settings which serve to define the autosaved file name:
Path defines the folder where the file will be saved; it is possible to choose it
clicking on the browse for folder button (...). In Fig.5.3b we see path defined as My
Documents\Audiomatica
Root File Name defines the part of the file name that will not change during
autosave; in Fig.5.3b it is 'RogersHalfChirp'.
Polar Start defines the polar angle start
Polar Step defines the polar angle step
Polar Stop defines the polar angle stop
Azimuth Start defines the azimuth angle start
Azimuth Step defines the azimuth angle step
Azimuth Stop defines the azimuth angle stop
Please refer to 12.8.1 to a the definition of polar and azimuth angles.
It is possible to choose to save in the standard binary file format (Bin) and/or to
export in text format (Txt) (see also 5.3.2); the drop down chooses the number of
export data points for MLS files.
It is possible to save (and load) these definitions in particular files called Autosave
Definition Files (*.asd).
Fig.5.3b Autosave settings - 3D mode
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