If Processor IP is known:

Click + New, Add descriptive name, select Hub, enter IP.

If Processor IP is unknown:
Click ∙∙∙ More to start a Processor Scan.

If only one Source is used, or you have Sonos or Genelec Smart IP, this step and the next (Add Source Selectors) can be skipped.

The name and address of the Sources are related to the physical inputs of the Processor. These can be identified in the design file or by looking at the connected inputs. Add Sources for a processor and decide if it's to be automated or not.

Add the Source selectors found in the processor designer file. A Source selector can be configured for one or multiple Zones and therefore has to be defined individually and then related to the relevant Zones in the next step.

The Source selectors have to be registered with addresses found in the designer file. Follow the protocol specific documentation for more information on this. Once filled out, the address can be tested in the form to see if it is able to read a value from the processor.

A Zone corresponds to gain components in the processor design. We usually add the same Zones in the Waved app that are available on the customer’s control panels, regardless if they should be automated or not.

Find the gain object addresses in the designer file or matrix description, add the Zones and test the object address. Once this is done, the Zones should be available in the Home view and you can try to control the volume there. When setting up Sonos or Genelec Smart IP, no object address is needed.

Only for Sonos and Genelec Smart IP. When you add processors from Genelec or Sonos a tab called speakers will appear. Simply press "Find speakers", and the speakers shall appear.

Add the speakers to the corresponding zones. Skip 3.6 Add Mute Address.

Some processors require mute object addresses to control the mute, in which case it would be visible in the table. Follow the protocol docs.

Automation decides if automatic volume adjustment is enabled for a Zone.

In general, the Automation-flag should be On for all Zones with sensors and Off for Zones where only manual control is used (such as entrances or WCs).

For setups with a master gain, we have to include this in the Zone Config in order for automation to work as expected. Add the master gain as a Zone and make sure to assign a master and slave relation (Hierarchy) for all Zones.

Backup Zones are used to have data to fall back too if all sensors in a Zone disconnect. Select a Zone that usually has similar volume levels or leave the field blank. Adjacent Zones usually work well as paired Backup Zones.

The auto-reset decides if the Zone will reset itself at 05:00 each day. A reset consists of setting the vibe to 0, turning off Mood Sustain and turning on automation.

The mute state will remain the same. Auto-reset should in general be turned on for all Zones with automation unless there is a specific schedule to handle the reset. See the schedules section to learn more.

Make sure to Document the placements of the the Processor and Sound System by clicking the Doc book icon in the Installation View. Take minimum two pictures of the Sound System, Rack, and Processor. Take one photo close up for detail and a second photo to show context and surroundings so it’s easy to find from the pictures.

Before proceeding you should make sure that everything works as expected.

Place your Channel Scan sensor somewhere in the venue about 10 meters from the Hub and turn it on.

Press start channel scan and wait until data starts to come in. When all channels have been scanned, you will see a summary of the result where a higher value means better signal quality, the best channel will be automatically selected in the next step.

Remember to turn off the channel scan sensor before proceeding. Form the network on the selected channel. The network will be open for joining for 10 minutes after it is formed.