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EAW Smaart 6 Operation Manual Getting Started

1.5 How to use this Manual

EAW has dedicated substantial time and resources to the Smaart 6 documentation. We

recognize that our customers comprise a diverse range of experience and have strived

to write and organize this manual to be accessible to everyone. Of course it is more fun

to use Smaart 6 than read about it but we are confident that your time spent reading this

manual will be rewarding.

Manual Structure

Those experienced with Smaart 6 can use the manual as a reference and look up subjects

as needed. However, the manual is structured to be read sequentially and anyone who

wants to get the most out of Smaart would likely benefit from doing so at least once.

The manual contains the following chapters:

• Chapter 1: Getting Started discusses hardware requirements, software installation,

and introduces the user interface.

• Chapter 2: Concepts, Glossary, and Bibliography introduces the concepts and

terminology necessary to understand how to use Smaart 6. It includes a Glossary

(page 31) and Bibliography (page 34).

• Chapter 3: Analysis Modes and Display Types discusses Smaart 6’s measurement

modes and displays in detail.

• Chapter 4: Applications presents examples of Smaart 6’s most essential applications.

• Chapter 5: Smaart 6 Commands discusses all menu commands including all of

the Options dialog parameters.

• Chapter 6: Troubleshooting discusses common problems encountered and proce-

dures to diagnose and fix them.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Ctrl/Cmd means press the Control (Ctrl) key if you are using Windows, or the Com-

mand key (sometimes referred to as the “Apple” or “Flower” key) on a Mac. Similarly

Alt/Opt refers to the Alt key on a Windows keyboard or the Option Key on a Mac. Left-

Click refers to a Windows style two-button mouse and is equivalent to a regular mouse

click on a Mac.

See Keyboard Shortcuts on page 103 for a complete list.