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Designing and Installing Your HAL System, Recommended Workflow for Creating a HAL System

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CHAPTER 4: Designing and Installing Your HAL System Now that you understand the basics of the HAL System (assuming you have read the preceding pages), you're likely anxious to get rolling with this amazing product. Well, hold on for just a few more pages. This section of the Design Guide provides some final bits of information to help you get started. We highly recommend that you review the work flow presented next. Although, there are multiple paths you can take when designing and installing your HAL System, we present here our recommended work flow. Following the work flow discussion are some helpful tips the designer should consider when preparing the system for installation. For the actual details of installing a HAL System, see the HAL System Installation Guide. NOTE: A hardcopy of the Installation Guide is included in the product box. You can also find a PDF version on the product DVD as well as on Rane's website. Recommended Workflow for Creating a HAL System Although there is a great deal of flexibility built into the HAL System, we can recommend a workflow for most efficiently designing and configuring a HAL System. Here we explore this work flow, providing a high level view of its steps as well as tips on where to find more detailed information. TIP: Planning up front is the key to a successful deployment. Notice that you don't actually need to create anything in the Halogen software application until Step 4 (although you can use the software to help you with the earlier steps if desired). Workflow Details Step Task Location Learn about the HAL System. Review the HAL System documentation. We recommend that you initially 1 focus on high level overview information. The Getting Started section of this HAL Doc- guide as well as in the Halogen Help System is a good place to begin. If umentation you've already read all the preceding pages, however, you can check this item off your list! Create preliminary design. Outside of As is true with any audio product, it is essential that you identify your require- HAL System 2 ments and have a basic system design in place before setting up and configuring the details of your HAL audio system. How many zones will you (although you can use Halogen to need? Where will you be placing your speakers? How many inputs will be help with this needed? Will the system need remote control capability? step) 165

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CHAPTER 4: Designing and Installing Your HAL Sys-
tem
Now that you understand the basics of the HAL System (assuming you have read the preceding pages), you're
likely anxious to get rolling with this amazing product. Well, hold on for just a few more pages. This section of
the Design Guide provides some final bits of information to help you get started. We highly recommend that you
review the work flow presented next. Although, there are multiple paths you can take when designing and install-
ing your HAL System, we present here our recommended work flow. Following the work flow discussion are some
helpful tips the designer should consider when preparing the system for installation. For the actual details of install-
ing a HAL System, see the
HAL System Installation Guide
.
NOTE
:
A hardcopy of the
Installation Guide
is included in the product box. You can also find a PDF version
on the product DVD as well as on Rane's website.
Recommended Workflow for Creating a HAL System
Although there is a great deal of flexibility built into the HAL System, we can recommend a workflow for most
efficiently designing and configuring a HAL System. Here we explore this work flow, providing a high level view
of its steps as well as tips on where to find more detailed information.
TIP
:
Planning up front is the key to a successful deployment. Notice that you don't actually need to create
anything in the Halogen software application until Step 4 (although you can use the software to help you
with the earlier steps if desired).
Step
Task
Location
1
Learn about the HAL System.
Review the HAL System documentation. We recommend that you initially
focus on high level overview information. The Getting Started section of this
guide as well as in the Halogen Help System is a good place to begin. If
you've already read all the preceding pages, however, you can check this item
off your list!
HAL Doc-
umentation
2
Create preliminary design.
As is true with any audio product, it is essential that you identify your require-
ments and have a basic system design in place before setting up and con-
figuring the details of your HAL audio system. How many zones will you
need? Where will you be placing your speakers? How many inputs will be
needed? Will the system need remote control capability?
Outside of
HAL System
(although you can
use Halogen to
help with this
step)
Workflow Details
165