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Pairing Modules

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On this page, you will learn about Module Pairing, which is the process of matching the arrays defined in HOLOPLOT Plan with the actual HOLOPLOT Audio Modules in the real world.

This process is simplified with Neighbor Detection, which automatically detects neighbor modules in the same array within a few seconds. This feature saves significant time, especially when dealing with large-scale venues.

Neighbor Detection is currently only available for X1 Audio Modules.

Layout

  1. Unpaired modules This container shows the real-world HOLOPLOT Audio Modules detected in the venue or any physical space where the system is installed. This panel helps identify the module's position inside the array.

  2. Paired arrays and modules This container shows how the system was designed initially in HOLOPLOT Plan. It helps select the real-world module, which reflects the selected module's actual position.

  3. Viewport It shows the 3D representation of the system design. It provides a visual aid displaying all arrays and locations in the venue to help the pairing process.


How to pair modules

  1. On the navigation bar, click Settings › Module Pairing.

  2. Select any module from the Unpaired Modules container. The LEDs on the real-world module will start blinking. Once it starts blinking, identify its position inside the real-world array.

  3. In the paired arrays and modules container, click the module that matches the actual position of the selected real-world module. Click Pair Detected Array to enable to pair the selected Module with all the modules in the same array.

  4. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to pair the remaining Arrays.

  5. To unpair modules, find the array in the Paired Arrays container and select the Unpair Selected Module or Unpair Array buttons.

Learn more about the array creation process in the system design stage in:

Settings › Module Pairing
How to pair and unpair Arrays / Modules