Huron & SNAP Documentation

Adding, Inserting, Removing and Editing a Speaker
↓ To add a new speaker location
to the array
↓ To insert a new speaker into the
array
↓ To remove a speaker from the
array
↓ To edit an existing speaker
location
Tip: It is possible to make multiple
changes to elements of the speaker
array, before clicking configure.
THE SIMULATION TOOLS
The main Speaker Decoder window will appear (see Figure 33)
Each speaker must be given a location in terms of its physical
location in meters from the X,Y,Z origin point at 0,0,0.
1. Click Add. This will create a new speaker with at default
location at the origin (0,0,0) point.
2. Edit the X location of the speaker relative to the origin — in
meters — in the left-hand speaker location box.
3. Edit the Y location of the speaker relative to the origin — in
meters — in the middle speaker location box.
4. Edit the Z location of the speaker relative to the origin — in
meters — in the right hand speaker location box.
5. Click Configure to accept the changes.
1. Select a speaker from the speaker list, in front of which the
new speaker is to be added.
2. Click Insert to insert a speaker into the array. This will
insert the new speaker and renumber the existing speakers.
3. Edit the X location of the speaker relative to the origin — in
meters — in the left-hand speaker location box.
4. Edit the Y location of the speaker relative to the origin — in
meters — in the middle speaker location box.
5. Edit the Z location of the speaker relative to the origin — in
meters — in the right hand speaker location box.
6. Click Configure to accept the changes.
1. Select a speaker from the speaker list.
2. Click Delete, this will remove the speaker from the list and
renumber the remaining speakers.
3. Click Configure to accept these changes.
1. Select the speaker to edit from the speaker list.
2. Click Edit.
3. Enter new distances in meters for the X,Y,Z coordinates
relative to the point of origin (0,0,0) in the speaker location
boxes.
4. Click Configure to accept these changes.
HURON TECHNICAL MANUAL PAGE 98