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HAL1x Multiprocessor Architects, & Engineers Specification, EXP1x Expander Architects &amp

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Specifications HAL1x Multiprocessor Architects & Engineers Specification The digital multiprocessor shall be a 16 in x 16 out configuration having sixteen inputs: eight balanced analog on plug-in barrier strips that can be either mic- or line-level with switchable +48 V phantom power, and four digital remote audio device ports providing up to two digital inputs and two digital outputs per port, as well as eight balanced analog line-level outputs on plugin barrier strips. Provisions shall be provided for eight digital remotes to control source or preset selection, toggle and/or level control, control logic expansion and wall sensors, located up to 300 meters (1,000 feet) away. The digital remote shall connect to and be powered by the rack room multiprocessor using a dedicated homerun over shielded CAT 5e (or better) cable. Low communication data rates shall permit use of punch-down blocks or RJ-45 patch bays for homerun cable routing flexibility as well as relaxed minimum bend radius. In addition there shall be four contact closure logic inputs on a plug-in barrier strip and two separate relay Form C contact outputs. The multiprocessor shall be expandable using a 512 x 512 channel serial expansion bus interface via RJ-45 connectors, which shall connect up to 32 optional, daisy-chained expander units. The remote audio devices shall provide A/D and/or D/A conversion based on AES3 transport to the wall up to 150 meters (500 feet) from the multiprocessor, as well as units for cascading automatic microphone mixing up to 64 channels, ambient sensing mics, small amplifiers, and advanced paging stations. All remote audio devices and digital remotes shall connect via shielded CAT 5e (or better) cable to the multiprocessor. Further, all remote audio devices and digital remote devices shall support portable use and hot-swapping so that devices may be replaced without shutting down the system, and do so without any audio interference, and that all settings for new devices are automatically downloaded from the multiprocessor along with the correct firmware. The unit shall connect to a computer using a standard Ethernet connector. All functions shall be designed, configured and controlled by a software program featuring a graphical user interface that allows managing the global tasks of discovering, connecting to, and applying configurations to the digital multiprocessor. The hardware-software combination shall automatically check and display the status, location, CAT 5e crimp and wiring integrity, and that audio is flowing to and/or from all peripheral devices. The hardware multiprocessor and the software shall each include Ethernet ASCII text over TCP/IP control support for third-party control systems such as AMX, Crestron and Stardraw Control. The processor shall have an internal 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz power supply. The digital multiprocessor shall be a Rane HAL1x running Rane Halogen software, and using Rane Remote Audio Devices (RADs), Rane Digital Remotes (DRs) and Rane IR2 Wall Sensors. EXP1x Expander Architects & Engineers Specification The Expander shall add 16 digital audio inputs and 16 digital audio outputs to the digital multiprocessor via provisions for eight remote audio device ports. The remote audio devices shall provide A/D and/or D/A conversion based on AES3 transport to the wall up to 150 meters (500 feet) from the multiprocessor, as well as units for cascading automatic microphone mixing up to 64 channels, ambient sensing mics, small amplifiers, and advanced paging stations. The eight remote audio device ports shall also support digital remotes to control source or preset selection, toggle and/or level control, control logic expansion and wall sensors, located up to 300 meters (1,000 feet) away. All remote audio devices and digital remotes shall connect via shielded CAT 5e (or better) cable to the multiprocessor. Further, all remote audio devices and digital remote devices shall support portable use and hot swapping so that devices may be replaced without shutting down the system, and do so without any audio interference, and that all settings for new devices are automatically downloaded from the multiprocessor along with the correct firmware. The Expander shall connect to the multiprocessor via a standard RJ-45 connector and cable, with the capability to daisy chain a maximum of 32 expanders to the multiprocessor for a total of 512 inputs and 512 outputs. The processor shall have an internal 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz power supply. The Expander shall be a Rane EXP1x with Rane Remote Audio Devices (RADs). Data Sheet - 61

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Data Sheet - 61
Specifications
HAL1x Multiprocessor Architects
& Engineers Specification
°e digital multiprocessor shall be a 16 in x 16 out configuration
having sixteen inputs: eight balanced analog on plug-in barrier
strips that can be either mic- or line-level with switchable +48
V phantom power, and four digital remote audio device ports
providing up to two digital inputs and two digital outputs per
port, as well as eight balanced analog line-level outputs on plug-
in barrier strips. Provisions shall be provided for eight digital
remotes to control source or preset selection, toggle and/or level
control, control logic expansion and wall sensors, located up to
300 meters (1,000 feet) away. °e digital remote shall connect
to and be powered by the rack room multiprocessor using a
dedicated homerun over shielded CAT 5e (or better) cable. Low
communication data rates shall permit use of punch-down blocks
or RJ-45 patch bays for homerun cable routing flexibility as
well as relaxed minimum bend radius. In addition there shall be
four contact closure logic inputs on a plug-in barrier strip and
two separate relay Form C contact outputs. °e multiprocessor
shall be expandable using a 512 x 512 channel serial expansion
bus interface via RJ-45 connectors, which shall connect up to
32 optional, daisy-chained expander units. °e remote audio
devices shall provide A/D and/or D/A conversion based on
AES3 transport to the wall up to 150 meters (500 feet) from
the multiprocessor, as well as units for cascading automatic
microphone mixing up to 64 channels, ambient sensing mics,
small amplifiers, and advanced paging stations. All remote audio
devices and digital remotes shall connect via shielded CAT 5e
(or better) cable to the multiprocessor. Further, all remote audio
devices and digital remote devices shall support portable use and
hot-swapping so that devices may be replaced without shutting
down the system, and do so without any audio interference, and
that all settings for new devices are automatically downloaded
from the multiprocessor along with the correct firmware. °e unit
shall connect to a computer using a standard Ethernet connector.
All functions shall be designed, configured and controlled by
a software program featuring a graphical user interface that
allows managing the global tasks of discovering, connecting to,
and applying configurations to the digital multiprocessor. °e
hardware-software combination shall automatically check and
display the status, location, CAT 5e crimp and wiring integrity,
and that audio is flowing to and/or from all peripheral devices.
°e hardware multiprocessor and the software shall each include
Ethernet ASCII text over TCP/IP control support for third-party
control systems such as AMX, Crestron and Stardraw Control.
°e processor shall have an internal 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
power supply.
°e digital multiprocessor shall be a Rane HAL1x running Rane
Halogen software, and using Rane Remote Audio Devices (RADs),
Rane Digital Remotes (DRs) and Rane IR2 Wall Sensors.
EXP1x Expander Architects &
Engineers Specification
°e Expander shall add 16 digital audio inputs and 16 digital
audio outputs to the digital multiprocessor via provisions for
eight remote audio device ports. °e remote audio devices shall
provide A/D and/or D/A conversion based on AES3 transport
to the wall up to 150 meters (500 feet) from the multiprocessor,
as well as units for cascading automatic microphone mixing
up to 64 channels, ambient sensing mics, small amplifiers, and
advanced paging stations. °e eight remote audio device ports
shall also support digital remotes to control source or preset
selection, toggle and/or level control, control logic expansion
and wall sensors, located up to 300 meters (1,000 feet) away.
All remote audio devices and digital remotes shall connect via
shielded CAT 5e (or better) cable to the multiprocessor. Further,
all remote audio devices and digital remote devices shall support
portable use and hot swapping so that devices may be replaced
without shutting down the system, and do so without any audio
interference, and that all settings for new devices are automatically
downloaded from the multiprocessor along with the correct
firmware. °e Expander shall connect to the multiprocessor via a
standard RJ-45 connector and cable, with the capability to daisy
chain a maximum of 32 expanders to the multiprocessor for a
total of 512 inputs and 512 outputs. °e processor shall have an
internal 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz power supply.
°e Expander shall be a Rane EXP1x with Rane Remote Audio
Devices (RADs).