Biamp LTR - Manual (Page 69)

Software Tools
Tools
New
Begins a new Audia® system design file (.DAP).
Open
Opens an existing Audia® system design file (.DAP).
Save
Saves the current Audia® system design file (.DAP) under My Documents.
Compile
Provides system design analysis and calculates DSP processing requirements.
Makes initial determinations of quantity/type of Audia® devices needed,
CobraNet ® channel assignments, and allocation of DSP resources. Also
provides indication of system design errors. There are two compilation modes:
Quick and Extended. Generally, in the Quick mode the compilation takes less time,
but it may not find the best solution or not find any solution. In the Extended mode,
the compiler performs more profound analysis of the system design and may find a
solution even if none was found in the Quick mode.
The Compile button on the Standard Toolbar normally launches the Quick mode by
default. If the Ctrl key is pressed when the Quick command is selected (from either
the Standard Toolbar or the File Menu) the Compiler is launched in Extended mode.
An Extended compilation will start automatically if a Quick compilation fails.
See System Compiling Considerations .
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