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On the right, you can see the full personality of the selected multicell fixture. If you have the
whole fixture selected, you will be able to see all of the parameters for each cell and the
master but changes cannot be made here.

See

Editing Multicell Fixtures (below)

for more information.

Editing Multicell Fixtures

You will need to select the master or cell profile to edit parameters. In this view, you'll be able
to edit parameters, DMX, Home, Snap, and ranges/modes. See

Creating a New Fixture (on

and

Range Editing a Parameter (on page 186)

for more information.

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Summary of Contents for Element Classic

Page 1: ...Ion Classic User Manual Version 3 1 1 4310M1210 3 1 1 RevA 2022 03...

Page 2: ...ademarks and patents go to etcconnect com ip All other trademarks both marked and not marked are the property of their respective owners ETC intends this document whether printed or electronic to be p...

Page 3: ...11 Eos Apex 5 Overview 11 Eos Apex 10 Overview 18 Eos Apex 20 Overview 24 Eos Ti Overview 31 Gio Overview 37 Gio 5 Overview 43 Ion Xe Overview 49 Ion Xe 20 Overview 54 Element 2 Overview 60 Ion Class...

Page 4: ...New Show File 142 Open an Existing Show File 142 Merging Show Files 145 Printing a Show File 147 Saving the Current Show File 149 Importing Show Files 151 Exporting a Show File 153 Exporting Logs 154...

Page 5: ...ole Status Display 217 Manual Control 219 About Manual Control 220 Selecting Channels 220 Setting Intensity 225 Manual Control of Non intensity Parameters NPs 226 Home 238 Multiple Intensity Channels...

Page 6: ...ning References 259 Fanning Timing and Delays 259 Using Subgroups with Fan 259 Mark 261 About Mark 262 AutoMark 262 Referenced Marks 263 Palettes 269 About Palettes 270 Palette Types 270 Palette Optio...

Page 7: ...resets 289 Presets and Palettes Fader Properties 289 Single Cue Lists 295 About Single Cue List 296 Basic Cueing 296 Recording Cues in Live 296 Using Cue Only Track 298 Selective Storing Cues in Live...

Page 8: ...opy To 340 Using Recall From 341 Using Make Null 343 Using Make Manual 344 Using Make Absolute 344 Using Capture 345 Using Query 346 Using Undo 348 Cue Playback 351 About Cue Playback 352 Playback Con...

Page 9: ...fects 388 Preprogrammed Rainbow Effects 391 Apply an Existing Effect 391 Editing Effects Live 391 Stopping Effects 391 Query and Group Effect 392 Replace With 392 Deleting Effects 392 Recording an Eff...

Page 10: ...sters 409 Controlling Subfades Manually 409 Execute List 410 Freeze and Stop Effect on Submasters 410 Moving and Copying Submasters 410 Releasing Content From a Submaster 411 Updating a Submaster 411...

Page 11: ...Fans 429 Deleting Curves 429 Snapshots 431 About Snapshots 432 Recording Snapshots 432 Recalling Snapshots 434 Editing Snapshots 434 Deleting Snapshots 435 Macros 437 About Macros 438 Store a Macro f...

Page 12: ...nt3d Control Mode 472 Augment3d Edit Mode 473 Augment3d Toolbar 488 Fixtures in Augment3d 493 Augment3d with Magic Sheets Pixel Maps 506 Augment3d Objects 508 Vectorworks Augment3d Plug in 512 Virtual...

Page 13: ...i Console 536 Multi Console Terms 536 Multi console Setup 536 Synchronized Backup 539 Mirror Mode 541 Eos Configuration Utility 545 About the Eos Configuration Utility 546 ECU Welcome Screen 546 Setti...

Page 14: ...OSC 604 Eos Family Show Control Capabilities 627 Advanced OSC 629 Eos OSC Keys 645 Regulatory 671 Apex 5 10 and 20 Apex Remote Processor Eos Remote Interface and Windows 10 based Ion Xe Ion Xe20 Ion X...

Page 15: ...Introduction 1 Introduction Using this Manual 2 Register Your Console 2 Online Eos Family User Forums 2 Help from ETC Technical Services 3 Other Reference Materials 4 Important Concepts 4...

Page 16: ...the main text Example Examples indicate the syntax or actions necessary to achieve the desired result CAUTION Cautions indicate situations where there may be undefined or unwanted consequences of an...

Page 17: ...DMX or network control source used for system wide control System components architectural and or power control fixtures control stations etc ETC Inc Americas Technical Services Department 3031 Pleasa...

Page 18: ...ngton Show Networks and Control Systems Brooklyn NY Zircon Designs Press 2012 ETC Support Articles available at support etcconnect com ETC Important Concepts Before using your console you should read...

Page 19: ...u can patch more than one address to a single channel but you cannot patch multiple channels to a single address Syntax Structure Most instructions can be entered into your console through the command...

Page 20: ...hang instructions Tracking vs Cue Only Eos family consoles are by default tracking consoles This means two things First tracking relates to how cue lists are created Once data is in a cue list it wil...

Page 21: ...on will prohibit new information from tracking into the subsequent cue and will protect the previously tracking levels by adding a move instruction into the next cue for those levels When you rerecord...

Page 22: ...ls Example In cue 1 channel 1 has been given an intensity value of 50 This value does not change until cue 20 where channel 1 is moved to 100 Therefore channel 1 has a tracked intensity value of 50 in...

Page 23: ...n Blind changes will not automatically appear on stage since the data you are modifying is not live This is true even if the record target you are modifying is active on stage It is possible to play a...

Page 24: ...ction issued to the channel parameter Any new values sent to the channel will supersede any previous values regardless of the level supplied Eos family consoles determine the LTP value for a channel w...

Page 25: ...iew 11 Eos Apex 10 Overview 18 Eos Apex 20 Overview 24 Eos Ti Overview 31 Gio Overview 37 Gio 5 Overview 43 Ion Xe Overview 49 Ion Xe 20 Overview 54 Element 2 Overview 60 Ion Classic Overview 66 Eleme...

Page 26: ...h IEC socket 19 IO garage 20 Display Port 21 SFP 22 Ethernet 23 Littlite Eos Apex 5 Components Power Button The power button on the front of the console is used to power up or power down A separate ha...

Page 27: ...d 1 DVI Display Port can use an active adapter to VGA DVI or HDMI DVI I can be converted to VGA with a passive adapter Monitor Specifications Windows 10 consoles Display resolutions of 1920x1080 minim...

Page 28: ...on displays formatting paging and navigation within displays Encoder Categories 5 The encoder category keys allow navigation and paging of the main encoders Softkeys 6 Softkeys allow control of contex...

Page 29: ...utton to each overall fader slot Each fader wheel and button can be mapped to any function for additional control before needing to expand the overall fader slot to double or triple density Encoders H...

Page 30: ...r direct to core connection or high speed links between session devices and can take a variety of sled options Sleds are field changeable for easy reconfiguration Note Apex consoles Windows 10 console...

Page 31: ...holding down Displays and rolling the level wheel WARNING This device contains a lithium battery Battery may explode if mistreated Do not recharge disassemble or dispose of in fire Eos Apex 5 Capaciti...

Page 32: ...touchscreen 10 Configurable fader buttons 11 Endless fader wheels 12 Encoders 13 Mini encoders 14 Level wheel 15 Keyboard accessory tray 16 USB A power only 17 Book lights 18 Hard power switch IEC so...

Page 33: ...ort up to 2 monitors either 2 DVI monitors or 1 Display Port and 1 DVI Display Port can use an active adapter to VGA DVI or HDMI DVI I can be converted to VGA with a passive adapter Monitor Specificat...

Page 34: ...on displays formatting paging and navigation within displays Encoder Categories 5 The encoder category keys allow navigation and paging of the main encoders Softkeys 6 Softkeys allow control of contex...

Page 35: ...utton to each overall fader slot Each fader wheel and button can be mapped to any function for additional control before needing to expand the overall fader slot to double or triple density Encoders H...

Page 36: ...r direct to core connection or high speed links between session devices and can take a variety of sled options Sleds are field changeable for easy reconfiguration Note Apex consoles Windows 10 console...

Page 37: ...olding down Displays and rolling the level wheel WARNING This device contains a lithium battery Battery may explode if mistreated Do not recharge disassemble or dispose of in fire Eos Apex 10 Capaciti...

Page 38: ...touchscreen 10 Configurable fader buttons 11 Endless fader wheels 12 Encoders 13 Mini encoders 14 Level wheel 15 Keyboard accessory tray 16 USB A power only 17 Book lights 18 Hard power switch IEC so...

Page 39: ...ort up to 2 monitors either 2 DVI monitors or 1 Display Port and 1 DVI Display Port can use an active adapter to VGA DVI or HDMI DVI I can be converted to VGA with a passive adapter Monitor Specificat...

Page 40: ...on displays formatting paging and navigation within displays Encoder Categories 5 The encoder category keys allow navigation and paging of the main encoders Softkeys 6 Softkeys allow control of contex...

Page 41: ...utton to each overall fader slot Each fader wheel and button can be mapped to any function for additional control before needing to expand the overall fader slot to double or triple density Encoders H...

Page 42: ...r direct to core connection or high speed links between session devices and can take a variety of sled options Sleds are field changeable for easy reconfiguration Note Apex consoles Windows 10 console...

Page 43: ...olding down Displays and rolling the level wheel WARNING This device contains a lithium battery Battery may explode if mistreated Do not recharge disassemble or dispose of in fire Eos Apex 20 Capaciti...

Page 44: ...30 Ion Classic User Manual 200 configurable cue playbacks with Go and Stop Back 999 configurable submasters with Bump and Assert channel select...

Page 45: ...Console Overview 31 Eos Ti Overview This page provides an overview of the physical layout components and capacities of the Eos Ti console Eos Ti Layout...

Page 46: ...h tzt zu sein ersetzen Sie die Sicherung nur mit einer Sicherung gleichen Typs und den gleichen Nennwerten ATTENTION Pour ne pas compromettre la protection contre les risques d incendie remplacer par...

Page 47: ...rovided on the face panel The brightness level for those keys can be adjusted in the Brightness Settings on page 215 When your console has been idle for 10 minutes the backlights will fade down by 10...

Page 48: ...ad content to the playbacks The two buttons below control the Go and Stop Back functions Motorized Faders In addition to the main playbacks ten slots of configurable motorized faders are provided The...

Page 49: ...efault to outputting the first universe of DMX addresses 1 512 the second port to the second universe outputting addresses 513 1024 and so on See Output on page 207 for information on reconfiguring th...

Page 50: ...arameters 4 096 Min 24 576 Max Channel Counts 32 768 channels can be any number from 1 to 99 999 Cues and Cue List 999 cue lists 10 000 cues Record Targets 10 000 Groups 10 000 x 4 Palettes Intensity...

Page 51: ...Console Overview 37 Gio Overview This page provides an overview of the physical layout components and capacities of the Gio console Gio Layout...

Page 52: ...zen Sie die Sicherung nur mit einer Sicherung gleichen Typs und den gleichen Nennwerten ATTENTION Pour ne pas compromettre la protection contre les risques d incendie remplacer par un fusible de m me...

Page 53: ...been idle for 10 minutes the backlights will fade down by 10 Any key press on the face panel keypad or an external keyboard a move of the mouse or an interaction with a touchscreen will return the ke...

Page 54: ...le motorized faders are provided The faders may be configured as playbacks submasters grandmasters timing masters effects masters targets or target lists One hundred virtual pages of 10 faders each ar...

Page 55: ...d to directly output network based lighting control protocols such as sACN or Art Net See Output Protocols on page 555 for more information USB Ports One USB port is provided on the front of the conso...

Page 56: ...ord Targets 10 000 Groups 10 000 x 4 Palettes Intensity Focus Color and Beam 10 000 Presets 10 000 Effects 99 999 Macros 10 000 Snapshots 10 000 Curves 10 000 Color Paths Faders 1 dedicated motorized...

Page 57: ...Console Overview 43 Gio 5 Overview This page provides an overview of the physical layout components and capacities of the Gio 5 console Gio 5 Layout...

Page 58: ...n Sie die Sicherung nur mit einer Sicherung gleichen Typs und den gleichen Nennwerten ATTENTION Pour ne pas compromettre la protection contre les risques d incendie remplacer par un fusible de m me ty...

Page 59: ...been idle for 10 minutes the backlights will fade down by 10 Any key press on the face panel keypad or an external keyboard a move of the mouse or an interaction with a touchscreen will return the ke...

Page 60: ...ized Faders In addition to the main playbacks five slots of configurable motorized faders are provided The faders may be configured as playbacks submasters grandmasters timing masters effects masters...

Page 61: ...page 555 for more information Note Apex consoles Windows 10 consoles and ETCnomad software do not support draft sACN Net2 or AVAB UDP output protocols USB Ports One USB port is provided on the front...

Page 62: ...cord Targets 10 000 Groups 10 000 x 4 Palettes Intensity Focus Color and Beam 10 000 Presets 10 000 Effects 99 999 Macros 10 000 Snapshots 10 000 Curves 10 000 Color Paths Faders 1 dedicated motorized...

Page 63: ...onents and capacities of the Ion Xe console Ion Xe Layout Ion Xe Components Power Button The power button on the front of the console is used to power up or power down A separate hard power switch loc...

Page 64: ...die remplacer par un fusible de m me type et de m mes caract ristiques nominales External Monitors Windows 7 Ion Classic can support up to 2 monitors either 2 DVI monitors or 1 Display Port and 1 DVI...

Page 65: ...ine along with modifier keys to alter your selection Level Controls 2 The level controls provide options for altering the intensity levels of channels along with a number of other non intensity parame...

Page 66: ...ase it The level wheel can also provide additional functions when combined with various other console keys See Face Panel Shortcuts on page 132 for more information Rate Wheel The rate wheel can be us...

Page 67: ...evice Brightness Settings The Desk Lamp slider has a range of 0 dimmest to 100 brightest The default setting is 0 The console will set the desk lamp to this setting on startup of the application See B...

Page 68: ...1 dedicated main playback pair with Go and Stop Back 200 configurable cue playbacks with Go and Stop Back 999 configurable submasters with Bump and Assert channel select Ion Xe 20 Overview This page...

Page 69: ...sch tzt zu sein ersetzen Sie die Sicherung nur mit einer Sicherung gleichen Typs und den gleichen Nennwerten ATTENTION Pour ne pas compromettre la protection contre les risques d incendie remplacer pa...

Page 70: ...eral sections based on their functionality Keypad 1 The numeric keypad allows you to type numbers for channel or target selection via the command line along with modifier keys to alter your selection...

Page 71: ...Assigning Faders Manually on page 356 for more information Encoders Encoders and an associated LCD for control of non intensity parameters are provided at the top center of the console The four encode...

Page 72: ...eripherals such as an alphanumeric keyboard pointing device or touchscreen control for external monitors CAUTION The USB ports cannot be used for charging devices Task Lights Littlites You may connect...

Page 73: ...0 000 x 4 Palettes Intensity Focus Color and Beam 10 000 Presets 10 000 Effects 99 999 Macros 10 000 Snapshots 10 000 Curves 10 000 Color Paths Faders 1 dedicated main playback pair with Go and Stop B...

Page 74: ...ponents and capacities of the Element 2 console Element 2 Layout Element 2 Components Power Button The power button on the front of the console is used to power up or power down A separate hard power...

Page 75: ...remplacer par un fusible de m me type et de m mes caract ristiques nominales External Monitors Windows 7 Ion Classic can support up to 2 monitors either 2 DVI monitors or 1 Display Port and 1 DVI Disp...

Page 76: ...or altering a variety of record targets as well as shortcuts to various Blind displays Display Navigation 4 The display and navigation keys provide quick access to common displays formatting paging an...

Page 77: ...console keys See Face Panel Shortcuts on page 132 for more information DMX Ports In order to output control levels from your console you can use the DMX ports on the back of the console and or you ma...

Page 78: ...pplication See Brightness Settings on page 215 for more information Task lights can also be controlled by holding down Displays and rolling the level wheel WARNING This device contains a lithium batte...

Page 79: ...Console Overview 65 Faders 1 dedicated main playback pair with Go and Stop Back 40 faders with 80 configurable buttons 999 configurable submasters with Bump and Assert channel select...

Page 80: ...66 Ion Classic User Manual Ion Classic Overview This page provides an overview of the physical layout components and capacities of the Ion Classic console Ion Classic Layout...

Page 81: ...wer cord must be connected using an earth ground connection WARNING Before servicing your console you must switch off the power on the rear panel and disconnect the power cord completely External Moni...

Page 82: ...or altering the intensity levels of channels along with a number of other non intensity parameters targets Targets 3 The target controls provide options for altering a variety of record targets as wel...

Page 83: ...which are populated on the LCD with the parameters used in your show LCD This display accompanies the CIA as an additional user interface This LCD offers you softkeys encoder information and an additi...

Page 84: ...l monitors CAUTION The USB ports cannot be used for charging devices Task Lights Littlites You may connect Littlites to the back of your console Dimming Task Lights Task lights can be dimmed from with...

Page 85: ...Beam 10 000 Presets 10 000 Effects 99 999 Macros 10 000 Snapshots 10 000 Curves 10 000 Color Paths Faders 1 configurable Grandmaster with Blackout and Blackout Enable 1 dedicated main playback pair w...

Page 86: ...utton The power button on the front of the console is used to power up or power down A separate hard power switch located on the rear panel can be used to disconnect power from the console s internal...

Page 87: ...HDMI DVI I can be converted to VGA with a passive adapter Note Output to 4K resolution monitors may affect console performance ETC recommends an external monitor resolution of 1024 or lower For monit...

Page 88: ...buttons located directly above the playbacks load content to the playbacks The two buttons below control the Go and Stop Back functions Faders In addition to the master playbacks banks of configurable...

Page 89: ...555 for more information USB Ports One USB port is provided on the front of the console to connect any USB storage device Additional USB ports on the rear panel and in the keyboard tray when present...

Page 90: ...nd Cue List Up to 10 000 cues 1 Active Playback 1 Cue List Record Targets 1 000 Groups 1 000 Presets 1 000 x 4 Palettes Intensity Focus Color and Beam 1 000 Curves 1 000 Effects 99 999 Macros Faders 1...

Page 91: ...a damp not dripping non abrasive paper towel or soft cloth If this does not clean the console sufficiently you may apply some window cleaner containing ammonia is fine to the cloth and repeat the pro...

Page 92: ...78 Ion Classic User Manual...

Page 93: ...CN Output Viewer 139 About System Basics This section explains the base level procedures for setting up navigating and understanding how to operate your console Power Up the Console 1 Attach the appro...

Page 94: ...lt the CIA consists of three primary areas the command line the parameter display and the browser Softkeys are also contained within the CIA CIA Icons There are three icons located above the CIA Favor...

Page 95: ...ated See Syntax Structure on page 5 for more information on using the command line Command Line Search Command line search allows you to search your recorded targets effects and channels The search wi...

Page 96: ...takes the cursor to the end of the label Page Left moves the cursor to the left Page Right moves the cursor to the right Browser The browser is the interface for numerous functions including saving a...

Page 97: ...howfile you must click on the arrow to the left of the showfile name or use Page u Note The Select key can be used to confirm a choice in the browser Browser Color Coding The following color coding fo...

Page 98: ...Reset System vs Clear Show Using Reset System will open a new show file and reset the Setup options to their defaults Using Clear Show will only open a new show file Patch 1 to 1 vs Clear Patch Using...

Page 99: ...are useful to know when discussing the displays on your console Monitor any physical display or touchscreen device connected to your console The monitor number will display in the upper left corner o...

Page 100: ...playback status display and the park display You can open or close tabs using the Display Icons Control Icons or typing the Tab the tab number Pressing Shift Tab once will clear all tabs on the select...

Page 101: ...rves 22 Intensity Palettes 23 Focus Palettes 24 Color Palettes 25 Beam Palettes 26 Presets 27 Color Picker 28 Virtual Faders 29 About 30 Command History 31 Lamp Controls 32 Channels In Use 33 Color Pa...

Page 102: ...irtual controls and they will open in a new tab in the selected frame Tab Tools Every frame has a tab tools menu gear icon in the lower left corner of the frame Selecting this icon will open the tab t...

Page 103: ...ckly accessed by double pressing the record target button for example Cue Cue opens the cue list index The Live Blind display is open as tab 1 The playback status display is always open as tab 2 Neith...

Page 104: ...ept for the live blind display and the playback status display tabs 1 and 2 press Shift Tab You can also close tabs by using the Tab Tools See Tab Tools on page 88 for more information Workspace Layou...

Page 105: ...resize and edit the frames in any of the workspaces on the monitor Select this option to activate the frame configuration grid The grid includes the following tools Adds a horizontal split dividing th...

Page 106: ...can select new tabs to open Reset ALL Monitors Workspaces Closes all tabs and frames on all monitors resets all layouts to a single frame and returns their workspaces to the Workspace Layout Menu from...

Page 107: ...p scrolls table spreadsheet and channel views up Page Down scrolls table spreadsheet and channel views down Page Left scrolls table and spreadsheet views left Page Right scrolls table and spreadsheet...

Page 108: ...ell editing must be enabled in Setup Device Displays See In Cell Editing on page 215 The following displays have clickable support Show Control List Cue List Playback Status Display Palette Lists Sub...

Page 109: ...llows you to view discrete timing data behind any channel parameter Time exposes channel or parameter specific timing for any channels in the current cue The first value is the delay time If is displa...

Page 110: ...Table View on the facing page The default view can be set in the Live and Blind Configuration Menu on page 103 When the default format has been changed those new settings will be used whenever the di...

Page 111: ...category to show detail press the Data key and the associated parameter key For example Data Color will change the color category from a summary view to a detailed one To collapse a category press the...

Page 112: ...ing previews the pending cue from the selected cue list The following examples show other functions that are available in Preview Preview Next will allow you to preview the cue higher than the one cur...

Page 113: ...nd trends for multiple cues submasters palettes or presets at one time Cues record targets are displayed on the vertical axis and channel parameter data is visible on the horizontal axis Note Since th...

Page 114: ...ease note examples of color and text indicators in the following graphic Note The color and text conventions apply regardless of the format of Live Blind being used see Using Format on page 96 Note Wh...

Page 115: ...Using Flexichannel on page 104 for more information When in Flexi Cells Off mode the master channel will display its own information in the normal font size and data indicators will be used for the ce...

Page 116: ...manual value that must be stored See Color Indicators on the previous page _ Underlined value white indicates a system applied block also called an auto block Found in place of parameter data in summ...

Page 117: ...usly stored reference such as to a palette or preset Once recorded the reference will be broken If updated the referenced target will be updated as well unless otherwise instructed Live and Blind Conf...

Page 118: ...ngs for Tab 1 0 if no other tab has been assigned as default Set Current as Default Allows you to set a Live Blind tab other than 1 0 as the default The default tab will be shown in parentheses for ex...

Page 119: ...o view After view channels is activated it will appear in the rotation of flexichannel states when Flexi is pressed To select channels to view 1 Select channels on the command line do not press Enter...

Page 120: ...ders The PSD opens on Tab 2 This display cannot be closed but you can have multiple instances of the PSD open on different tabs Holding down Time while a cue is fading will display the cue category ti...

Page 121: ...sters are yellow playback faders display in green and presets and palettes are orange Split Playback Status Display Pressing Format with the playback status display active will access this format With...

Page 122: ...selected cue list If there is no PSD visible showing that cue list nothing will be paged Indicators in the Playback Status Display This section identifies the color and text conventions used to indic...

Page 123: ...e 9 seconds Found in the cue display H3 see cue 2 Indicates a hang time associated with the cue in this case 4 seconds Found in the cue display I Indicates an intensity blocked cue Found in the cue di...

Page 124: ...Phantom cue lists will display but cannot be locked to See Cue List Properties on page 323 to learn more about phantom cue lists Display Cue Parts displays the individual parts of a part cue When not...

Page 125: ...settings to the default state that you created Set Current as Default uses the current settings to create a default state The default tab will be shown in parentheses for example Tab 2 Reset to Eos De...

Page 126: ...le button selection is only available via the custom direct selects editor in Tab 39 For more information see Custom Direct Selects on page 116 Navigating Direct Selects To change the direct select ty...

Page 127: ...uring Direct Selects on the next page to set the granularity for displaying empty target buttons Stored decimal targets will always be displayed regardless of increment setting Direct Select Button In...

Page 128: ...Selects Configuration Menu The primary way to configure direct selects is via the direct selects configuration menu To access the menu right click or tap on the direct selects tab or use the gear icon...

Page 129: ...o jump to pages in the hundreds and thousands Use Jump To displays the Jump To button allowing you to jump to specific target numbers Page allows you to jump to a specific page of direct selects Other...

Page 130: ...configurable grid To open the custom direct selects editor select the custom direct selects icon on the Workspace Layout Menu on page 90 or use Tab 3 9 You can also choose Custom on the direct selects...

Page 131: ...me number of targets as buttons selected will be assigned You can define an offset instead of an end to distribute targets evenly across the selected buttons Example Selecting Buttons 11 15 and the Pr...

Page 132: ...rect select list use Delete Enter Enter where is the list number Icons Icons are images that can be applied in various places throughout Eos to customize your workspace Any targets that can be applied...

Page 133: ...mage or folder Delete after confirmation removes the selected image or folder from the icon library Deleting a folder will also delete all images inside it SVGs Any SVG Scalable Vector Graphic file us...

Page 134: ...onal encoder information open the Encoder Display by using CTRL ALT on an alphanumeric keyboard ALT can be used to change encoder pages Encoder Paging Keys will take you directly to a page Flexi Encod...

Page 135: ...ose which parameters are currently available on the encoders There are six readily usable buttons Focus Color Custom Form Image and Shutter Pressing any of these will change the parameters controlled...

Page 136: ...pen the custom encoder map editor select the encoder maps icon on the Workspace Layout Menu on page 90 or use Tab 4 0 Creating Custom Maps Create a map by entering the map number and pressing Enter an...

Page 137: ...c map Map To Fixture allows you to create a fixture specific map Create From Fixture creates a map using the parameter layout of a specified fixture profile Custom Map Types Custom encoder maps can be...

Page 138: ...the ML Controls can be opened for quick access of these controls See Pop up ML Controls on page 95 You will need to have a multi parameter device selected to properly view this display The display wil...

Page 139: ...ssigned target type Grandmasters and inhibitive submasters are in red additive submasters are yellow playback faders display in green and presets palettes global effects and manual time masters are or...

Page 140: ...tton and fader configuration is drawn initially from the cue list or submaster list properties for that content If changes are made to that mapping in Tab 36 it filters BACK to the cue or submaster li...

Page 141: ...to the configuration will be made to all of the selected faders With a fader selected the CIA will also display a virtual fader and the configuration options for that fader Fader Ribbon The fader ribb...

Page 142: ...d Buttons Slider You can select to use default mapping for the fader or you can use local mapping Note When a user first joins a session the main playback fader is unmapped Once a cue list is establis...

Page 143: ...manual time master by using a command line entered sneak time Master Only Master Only is a fader option that can be assigned in the fader configuration display Tab 36 or in the fader list Tab 35 for...

Page 144: ...channel filter and F is for parameter filter Clearing Channel and Parameter Filters Press the red X to clear the channel or parameter filters listed Virtual Fader Module A virtual fader module can be...

Page 145: ...ls effects and labels Fader 1 Copy To Fader 4 Attrs Only Enter Enter copies all of the fader properties from fader 1 and places it in fader 4 Levels effects and labels are not copied when using the At...

Page 146: ...play to show the color paths Shift Select reset display columns Shift Tab clear all tabs on the current monitor but keep locked frames Does not clear tab 1 and 2 Shift Tab Tab clear all tabs on all mo...

Page 147: ...eters At At set to Level as defined in Setup Color Encoder Paging Key Encoder Movement hold Color Point while adjusting parameters Copy To Copy to posts Move To on the command line Full Full sets sele...

Page 148: ...annels displayed in the current flexi state unless the range specified is NOT in the current display Thru Thru selects the range regardless of the flexi mode Trace Trace forces a previously inactive l...

Page 149: ...Control Alt A3D Camera Up Up Arrow A3D Camera Up Edit Mode W A3D Camera Forwards Shift Up Arrow A3D Camera Forwards Edit Mode Shift W A3D Camera Left Left Arrow A3D Camera Left Edit Mode A A3D Camera...

Page 150: ...Cue Q Cue Only Track X Data Control D Data Mode Control Shift D Delay D Delete Delete Delete macOS Fn Delete Displays F9 Control 9 Effect Alt E Effects Softkeys Alt Shift E Encoder Display Gio Contro...

Page 151: ...B Control Alt B Intensity Filter Control I Intensity Palette Alt I Label Note L Last Page Up Control Last macOS Fn Up Arrow Learn Alt L Level Control V Live F1 Control 1 Load Control Alt L Macro M Mac...

Page 152: ...ht Arrow Page Up Up Arrow Page Down Down Arrow Parameters Display Control D Park Alt K Part P Patch Pixel Map Alt X Preset Alt P Query Control Q Rate Control Alt R Recall From E Record R RecordOnly Co...

Page 153: ...al keyboard layouts Alternatively use Encoder Display category to change the encoder pages Note To enable Eos functions on macOS Function keys 1 Navigate to System Preferences Keyboard 2 Enable the Us...

Page 154: ...priate address cell will be outlined in gold You can also press on a cell to select it but it will not post to the command line Information about the selected address will display to the right of the...

Page 155: ...g Show Files 142 Create a New Show File 142 Open an Existing Show File 142 Merging Show Files 145 Printing a Show File 147 Saving the Current Show File 149 Importing Show Files 151 Exporting a Show Fi...

Page 156: ...g the most recent To access the most recent show file simply select the bold name You may right arrow from the bold name to expand a list of previous versions beneath it in the browser Select the desi...

Page 157: ...ge should be used See Merging Show Files on page 145 Selective Partial Show Opening If you select the Advanced button in the partial show opening screen you will have the opportunity to load partial c...

Page 158: ...l show load screen at any time by pressing the Cancel button This will return you to the browser You may clear all selected components from the table at any time by pressing the Reset button You may e...

Page 159: ...merging show files from the Show File Archive a File Server if connected or a USB device To merge a show file navigate within the Browser to File Merge Navigate to the desired storage location and pre...

Page 160: ...s press the Advanced button The partial components selection screen will appear in the CIA 3 Select the show components that you wish to merge by pressing on their respective buttons on the left side...

Page 161: ...Channels with nested items in an Augment3d model will import without their model items if the Augment3d model is not also merged Printing a Show File Eos provides you with the ability to save a show f...

Page 162: ...you select aspects they will be added to the table in the CIA For each component in the list you can specify the desired range by pressing the proper area in the table and entering numbers from the ke...

Page 163: ...ay beside the show file name to indicate when a show file has been modified but not saved An asterisk beside the word Augment3d in parentheses indicates there are unsaved changes in the Augment3d mode...

Page 164: ...d will display on the CIA Name the show file and press Enter The show file will be saved in the specified location with the show file name you entered with a time stamp suffix By default the current s...

Page 165: ...oduct Importing Show Data You have the option of importing standard USITT ASCII asc csv or Lightwright txt or asc from the Show File Archive a File Server if connected or a USB device Note asc file mu...

Page 166: ...n the show file when enabled and merges the data when disabled Do not update fixture types disables the updating of fixture types in the show file Only import Augment3d XYZ location enables import of...

Page 167: ...e to a File Server if connected or to a USB device Navigate to the desired storage location and press Select The alphanumeric keypad will display on the CIA Name the show file and press Enter The file...

Page 168: ...e Logs on page 560 for more information Logs can be exported by going to the Logs option in the Browser Select the location for the export the Show File Archive a File Server if connected or to a USB...

Page 169: ...ing Automated Fixtures LEDs and Accessories 163 Patching Multicell Fixtures 165 Labeling 167 Using the Scroller Wheel Picker and Editor 167 Patch Section 173 Attribute Section 174 Database Section 176...

Page 170: ...channel For example you may want to patch a group of dimmers to the same channel In addition you may patch multiple devices to the same channel for building compound or accessorized fixtures For examp...

Page 171: ...0 through 65535 Status in the Patch Display Status flags will display on the far left of the patch display to advise you when a channel or address requires your attention A red or yellow will display...

Page 172: ...ess 1 Pressing At will post address to the command line while patching by channel Additional examples of patch by channel 5 At 1 0 0 Enter patches channel 5 to address 100 2 0 3 At 1 2 Enter patches c...

Page 173: ...is the 3rd address of universe 2 An example of patching by port offset in patch by address mode is 2 1 0 At 2 0 Enter which patches universe 2 address 10 or 522 to channel 20 At n Enter can be used t...

Page 174: ...7 Thru 1 0 8 At 1 B Enter Channels 97 through 108 are patched to address 1 through 12 B while channels 1 through 12 are now patched to address 1 through 12 A To remove the dimmer doubling from these...

Page 175: ...y To Only Text copies only the notes and keyword fields from one channel to another Swapping Channels Channels can be swapped for each other in patch 1 Swap 2 Enter This syntax will replace channel 1...

Page 176: ...o force a numerical offset between the starting address of channels in patch or for offsetting your channel selection This feature is useful when you have configurable devices in your show such as a S...

Page 177: ...r This will perform the same action as the previous example assuming channel 8 was previously patched to an address To select multiple parts for editing 1 Part 1 Thru 5 This is useful for deleting or...

Page 178: ...will need an external alphanumeric keyboard or you can click the keyboard icon in the search window to open the virtual keyboard You can also navigate the list as you would the browser You can search...

Page 179: ...res that you work in patch by channel mode See Patching By Channel on page 158 After you have entered the channel number click Type You will then select a device type from the fixture library Fixtures...

Page 180: ...or each cell and the master but changes cannot be made here See Editing Multicell Fixtures below for more information Editing Multicell Fixtures You will need to select the master or cell profile to e...

Page 181: ...e channel or address selected on the command line You can use the virtual alphanumeric keyboard or an external keyboard to enter the desired label text Note If you would like your label to word wrap u...

Page 182: ...isplay next to the frame name In the above image ETC Scroll is the default scroll for the selected ETC Source Four Revolution The list of gel colors as they are installed in the scroll are displayed t...

Page 183: ...mes Done completes the editing process Creating a New Scroll or Wheel When you create a new scroll or wheel New Wheel n appears in the wheel list as the selected button The frame list will be empty wi...

Page 184: ...frame list will include an exact duplicate of the copied selection To make a change to a frame first select the frame then press Edit or click the gray box in the C G column to display the media sele...

Page 185: ...ler encoder is visible in the encoder LCD 3 Use the encoder to move all the way to the last frame of the scroller 4 Continue adjusting the frame in fine mode until the frame is centered in the desired...

Page 186: ...information is the DMX level that puts the frame into its center position Information in the calibration column can be manually edited by clicking on it and typing in a new DMX level Note Calibration...

Page 187: ...ter assembly to be turned When Invert Rack is disabled a encoder will move the frame assembly from the right When enabled the frame assembly will move from the left Patch Section With patch open Eos d...

Page 188: ...ed the conflicting channels will be unpatched after a confirmation is provided by the user Interface An optional field used to specify what protocols and interfaces should be used for the output When...

Page 189: ...re information From channel view 1 Curve 4 Enter applies curve 4 to the intensity parameter of channel 1 2 Part 3 Curve 3 Enter applies curve 3 to the intensity assigned to channel 2 part 3 From addre...

Page 190: ...r and gobo wheels 4 Attributes Color Select selects channel 4 and opens the wheel picker in the CIA for color wheel selection Gobo Wheels An attribute used to change the gobo wheel loaded in an automa...

Page 191: ...of house right new lamp installed on 10 4 17 Enter adds a note to channel 5 Gel The Gel field is a dedicated location for notes about gels Adding Keywords in Patch If you plan on being able to query c...

Page 192: ...Remote Device Management RDM and network devices RDM allows for bi directional communication between a RDM compatible device such as a lighting fixture and your console Two lists dimmer and RDM make...

Page 193: ...receives from the dimmers Address Channel Label System Rack Lug Module Type Firing Mode Control Mode Curve Recorded Loads Note The System ID number from CEM3 is not currently supported Note Rack numb...

Page 194: ...ing Network RDM this must be done via an ETC Net3 Gateway and RDM must also be enabled on the DMX ports of the Gateway The Gateway needs to be running version 5 1 or newer Open the RDM Device List whi...

Page 195: ...caret are editable When multiple devices are selected together for editing an will show for data that is different between the selected devices The following buttons will also display in the property...

Page 196: ...device list will display a caret beside their channel address in patch The advantages of attaching a device to a channel are Its fixture type is copied to the channel The console warns you when a cha...

Page 197: ...match the current library will display with an beside their name For fixtures that have a library update the Update Profile softkey will display in white and for fixtures that don t have an update th...

Page 198: ...ying a Fixture on page 197 To create a new fixture press New A new fixture will be added to the fixture list Naming a New Fixture Once the new fixture appears in the list it is recommended that you na...

Page 199: ...may disregard these default parameters as you will redefine the designations in a later step 5 Use the Page keys mouse or touchscreen to navigate to any parameter slots that you wish to alter the def...

Page 200: ...s to navigate to any parameter that you wish to alter the size of The system defaults to 8 bit for any new parameter 2 When selected click Size to choose between 8 bit or 16 bit If 16 bit is selected...

Page 201: ...e range and field you wish to edit Fields are DMX Min enter the minimum value 0 through 255 for the range slot you are defining DMX Home enter the default value 0 through 255 for the range slot you ar...

Page 202: ...5 1 4 1 5 2 4 2 5 3 4 etc Matched The user values are set to match the DMX values This is required for a virtual parameter one that has no DMX address and is used as a mode for another parameter Scale...

Page 203: ...or example Gobo N will display the number of the gobo Select clear to remove the labels Modes A mode is a collection of ranges that will display in the encoder display and in ML controls when the mode...

Page 204: ...king a new or existing mode will open the mode selection window This window displays all the possible conditions that can be applied to the fixture The active ranges for the mode will already be selec...

Page 205: ...and rotate In the fixture editor you assign a parameter as gobo wheel mode Click in the range column to open the range editor Use to add a second range slot Assign the appropriate range values and la...

Page 206: ...er range s on the next mode Assign the DMX and user values The range values were used for the DMX values For index the user values were set to 0 360 degrees The quick label for degree unit was used so...

Page 207: ...ect the time column to change the timing for each step Time seconds Timing is in seconds The standard time in the Eos Family library is 12 seconds Hold can be assigned as a timing value Note It is not...

Page 208: ...ary Select Transition Speed Edge Blend Profile Macro Shape Transition Time Effect File Mode Shape Library Transition Type In the About channel patch screen the snap column shows which parameters for t...

Page 209: ...can be created by using the fixture editor You can either create a new fixture or copy an existing fixture to edit To create a new fixture press New A new fixture will be added to the fixture list Nam...

Page 210: ...Convert to Cell converts to the fixture into a cell This option will not be available for any library fixture or fixture currently patched in the show file 6 Make any changes needed to cell numbers DM...

Page 211: ...default fixture model closest to the fixture type Practical light emitting objects like desk lamps can be found in the Practicals manufacturer Hang to Focus Offset is the XYZ offset from the center o...

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Page 213: ...Setup 199 Chapter 5 Setup About Setup 200 System Settings 200 User Settings 209 Device Settings 211 Console Status Display 217...

Page 214: ...f Channels You may use this field to set the number of channels in your console to the number of channels in your system Eos supports a maximum of 99 999 channels The default is 5 000 Only 32 768 chan...

Page 215: ...off Note The system shutdown macro does not trigger when the primary console exits to the welcome screen shell Disconnect Macro Note This option is not available on Element Classic This field allows...

Page 216: ...is used to control whether your console can receive SMPTE time code Disabling this setting will disable all time code lists that have a SMPTE source Enabled by default Resync Frames This button allow...

Page 217: ...least contain the MSC Rx ID of built in MIDI ports to enable them Example MSC Rx Source ID 2 5 Enter MSC Rx Source ID 1 Thru 1 0 Enter MIDI Tx Source ID This setting allows you to choose the device wh...

Page 218: ...a Net3 I O or Response Analog I O Gateway or the built in I O port when available When disabled it will no longer trigger any analog input actions on any event lists Enabled by default Relay Outputs...

Page 219: ...ort numbers on your external device that they should be set to the opposite of what Eos is set For example if OSC UDP TX Port on Eos is set to 8000 then the RX incoming port on your external device ne...

Page 220: ...up ID The gateway will send serial data over an ACN connection to the console This only affects serial traffic from gateways and not network UDP messages ACN strings or OSC Source IDs can be from 1 32...

Page 221: ...The table displays all connected device names and their port address RDM doubling and speed information The following settings can be edited by selecting a cell Address sets the starting address for...

Page 222: ...can be added copied and deleted with the softkeys on the right For more information on user ID see About User ID on page 538 Recall User Settings When multiple users are in a system this option allows...

Page 223: ...efaults Track This field allows you to switch between tracking and cue only modes see Tracking vs Cue Only on page 6 The default is Tracking Record Confirm This setting allows you to enable disable th...

Page 224: ...ual control The following settings are available Level This sets the value for the Level key Any value between 0 100 may be entered The default is 80 Plus This sets the level for the key which will in...

Page 225: ...ssigned will use the default Eos encoder mapping For more information on custom encoder maps please see Custom Encoder Maps on page 122 Displays Preserve Blind Cue This enables the console to display...

Page 226: ...s section allows you to define how much a parameter changes when an encoder is rotated one full revolution Note Hold down Shift while moving the encoder for fine control Releasing the Shift key will r...

Page 227: ...e cursor will go away Once the mouse is used again the cursor will return Disabled by default Delay Sets the delay for keystroke input from an external device Speed Sets the keystroke speed from an ex...

Page 228: ...fader bank displays while in this menu Type information about the connected fader wing or bank Group select in this column to edit the group number for a wing or bank Note Internal banks default to G...

Page 229: ...e s face panel as well as any internal monitors supported external monitors fader wings and task lights All sliders have a range from 0 dimmest to 100 brightest At any time holding Displays will displ...

Page 230: ...external monitors that support Display Data Channel Command Interface DDC CI via Display Port Monitors The Internal slider controls the brightness of any internal console monitors If Control External...

Page 231: ...tional data that does not impact console functionality Advisory Console operation can continue but with caution Warning Urgent issues that require immediate attention The Message column displays the m...

Page 232: ...blems Memory Fragmentation System Memory Largest Free Block is under a certain amount RAM usage is at or above a certain amount Application memory usage is at or above a certain amount which is close...

Page 233: ...y 225 Manual Control of Non intensity Parameters NPs 226 Home 238 Multiple Intensity Channels 238 Multicell Fixtures 239 Lamp Controls 241 Using and 241 Remainder Dim 242 Highlight and Lowlight 244 Sn...

Page 234: ...d on the control keypad using the and or and Thru keys for consecutive or non consecutive channel selection The following examples illustrate various methods of selecting channels from the control key...

Page 235: ...utline around the entire channel and the channel number is indicated in white Next Channel 11 is now selected with a gold outline and white channel number while channel 10 is no longer selected When a...

Page 236: ...ld create 4 subgroups in this order 4 5 3 6 2 7 1 8 Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3 Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 7 Ch 8 X X X X X X X X Random creates a random order to the channels Grouping Chan Per Group creates a specified cl...

Page 237: ...n random order Group 3 Offset Reorder Enter reorders the channels in group 3 so they are in numeric order Offset 4 Enter selects every fourth channel in the current channel selection 1 Thru 2 4 Offset...

Page 238: ...annel 1 adds channel 1 to the currently selected channels if not currently selected This is similar to pressing 1 Enter from the keypad However if channel 1 were currently selected when you pressed Ch...

Page 239: ...Enter adds 30 to all intensities in the channel selection If they were at 50 they will now be at 80 If channels 1 3 and 5 were at 30 and 4 was at 50 they would be 60 and 80 intensity respectively 5 T...

Page 240: ...re mapped They are Form Image and Shutter These subcategories are represented with buttons in the CIA Pressing these buttons allows you to select all parameters within those subcategories Within the C...

Page 241: ...l List Pan 1 0 removes 10 degrees Setting Non intensity Parameters with the Encoders For more information about the encoders see Encoders on page 120 Encoders provide a quick method to adjust current...

Page 242: ...le moving the encoder Coarse provides larger changes for non segmented parameters and advances decrements full frames for segmented parameters The encoder is clutched in this mode meaning you will fee...

Page 243: ...ressed repeatedly advancing through the various modes Each mode will display beneath the current parameter setting When only two modes are available the alternate mode is indicated instead of a Mode k...

Page 244: ...id confusion with Focus which refers to pan and tilt data These values are set to the system default value for the selected luminaire but may be modified as required on a per fixture basis Iris Zoom S...

Page 245: ...ons from each other A D sets the encoders to use the custom encoder pages for the shutters Thrust for all of the shutters is on one page Angle for all is on another page Color Control Depending upon t...

Page 246: ...re before this feature will work See Update Profile on page 183 Custom Control Pressing the Custom button enables custom encoder mode For more information see Custom Encoder Maps on page 122 Using the...

Page 247: ...nge based on the color space selected Double tapping in a virtual encoder will cause it to jump to the location of your finger Pressing and holding will cause the encoder to fade toward your finger Ta...

Page 248: ...with fixtures that have more than three color components such as RGBA RGBWm or ETC s fixtures Pressing Brightest or Shift a gel from the picker will cycle through the three modes Brightest matches to...

Page 249: ...defined in a scroller or color wheel Note Some devices contain manufacturer specified gel mixes and will only allow selection from the Gel Picker of the exact gels in their list The channel display wi...

Page 250: ...r and control buttons An indication line will display on the color space to show the color fade Available control buttons are replays the color fade using the cue time replays the color fade using the...

Page 251: ...channels are selected that have different color paths assigned to them a will display by the color path name in the color path preview bar See About Color Path on page 423 and Attribute Section on pa...

Page 252: ...value 1 Home Enter homes all parameters for channel 1 except intensity 1 Color Home Enter homes all color parameters for channel 1 Group 1 Color Focus Home Enter homes the color and focus parameters o...

Page 253: ...arameters can have a multicell profile assigned to them as designated by MC in the fixture editor See Patching Multicell Fixtures on page 165 for more information Multicell fixtures have a master chan...

Page 254: ...pply data that does not apply to the master Eos understands to apply it to the cells instead In the example above IF the master had color parameters this action would apply color data ONLY to the mast...

Page 255: ...ing About see Using About on page 413 Example 1 1 Enter Lamp Ctrls or 1 1 Enter About Lamp Controls If the channel is a conventional intensity only fixture no control options will be displayed When th...

Page 256: ...channels except those that are currently selected those that are parked or those with intensity contributions from submasters If the remainder dim command is reversed the stage returns to its previous...

Page 257: ...30 with an intensity value of 100 Group 1 At 5 Enter Group 5 At 7 Enter Group 7 At Full Enter Select only Group 1 and dim the remaining Groups using the Rem Dim feature Group 1 Rem Dim Enter Channels...

Page 258: ...remaining channels 1 Rem Dim 5 0 Enter Channels 2 through 10 will be dimmed to 30 Highlight and Lowlight Eos can be placed in Highlight mode Channels selected while in this mode will either go to a de...

Page 259: ...highlight level Using Highlight At 5 0 Enter overrides the highlight preset and sets the highlight level to 50 Non intensity parameters are not affected and will use the default highlight setting or t...

Page 260: ...manual values to their background state Sneak Sneak puts AllNPs Sneak on the command line which sneaks out all non intensity parameters Sneak Sneak is a self terminating command Sneak Time 3 Enter re...

Page 261: ...without committing them are stored in a buffer for use when Staging Mode is reentered If the buffer has content when exiting Staging Mode the Stage key LED will blink Note Staging Mode changes committ...

Page 262: ...channels with intensity above zero and restores manual control to the background state using default sneak time if enabled 1 Thru 1 0 0 Select Active Enter selects channels between 1 and 100 with inte...

Page 263: ...how to use the channel check feature 1 At 7 0 Chan Check Enter brings channel 1 to 70 intensity Next channel 1 returns to its background state and channel 2 is set to 70 intensity Next channel 2 retu...

Page 264: ...e Flash Using the Flash softkey in Live will bring a channel or address to full and then every other second the level will move to 15 That will hold for 1 second and then the level will return to full...

Page 265: ...Groups 251 Chapter 7 Groups About Groups 252 Recording Groups Live 252 Selecting Groups 254 Opening the Group List 255 Using Groups as a Channel Collector 256...

Page 266: ...s all channels with non home values to group 7 5 Thru 9 Record Group 7 records channels 5 through 9 to group 7 using the direct selects 3 Thru 8 Record Group 8 5 2 Enter records channels 3 through 8 t...

Page 267: ...sets of channels or subgroups are treated as a single channel in the following ways When applying absolute or relative effects from live the subgroups are treated as a single channel by the effect Whe...

Page 268: ...5 0 0 Thru 5 0 1 1 Thru 2 Enter To create a group with only the master cells Group 3 4 Enter 5 0 0 Thru 5 0 3 Shift Enter To create subgroups with only specific cells Group 3 5 Enter 5 0 0 1 Shift 5...

Page 269: ...key and the view will be switched channels will appear in numeric order from lowest to highest This setting is important in defining Next Last functionality within groups in Live Blind If left in nume...

Page 270: ...an icon which can be configured to appear on the direct select button in Direct Selects Tab 4 or Custom Direct Selects Tab 39 See Icons on page 118 for more information Using Groups as a Channel Coll...

Page 271: ...Fan 257 Chapter 8 Fan About Fan 258 Fanning Parameter Data 258 Fan From the Command Line 258 Fanning References 259 Fanning Timing and Delays 259 Using Subgroups with Fan 259...

Page 272: ...channels with all of the same value 1 Thru 1 2 At 5 0 Thru 8 0 Fan Cluster 4 Enter sets channels 1 through 3 at 50 4 through 6 at 60 7 through 9 at 70 10 through 12 at 80 Random The selected channels...

Page 273: ...o 6 seconds 2 to 7 seconds 3 to 8 seconds 4 to 9 seconds and 5 to 10 seconds Cue 1 Thru 5 Time 6 Thru 1 0 Enter sets the times for cue 1 to 6 seconds 2 to 7 seconds 3 to 8 seconds 4 to 9 seconds and 5...

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Page 275: ...Mark 261 Chapter 9 Mark About Mark 262 AutoMark 262 Referenced Marks 263...

Page 276: ...d with the move instruction in which case the discrete time will be used AutoMarks will display the same way in Live and in Blind Conditions Triggering an AutoMark The following rules determine which...

Page 277: ...ce cue This is also the cue where the non intensity moves are stored In order to use mark properly you must specify channels to be marked in the source cue Eos will not assume all automated fixtures a...

Page 278: ...already at zero a magenta MK will be displayed The source cue cue 12 would include a green M next to the intensity level and any non intensity parameter values would be displayed in green Also in the...

Page 279: ...tensity move to 0 it will mark in that cue Earliest M will mark to the earliest cue that already has a mark flag If a mark cue doesn t exist Earliest M will behave like Earliest and will mark to the e...

Page 280: ...and lights are marking to it Reference Marks and Timing Movement of non intensity parameters in conjunction with a mark will adhere to the following timing rules If discrete timing is used for non in...

Page 281: ...mark instructions will use cue timing unless overridden with discrete timing When you enter a mark time in setup all NPs that mark either through referenced marking or AutoMark will use this time The...

Page 282: ...example being used by a move instruction stored in the mark range Eos will attempt to repair the mark This is done by automatically marking in the cue previous to intensity fading up if possible This...

Page 283: ...alettes 270 Palette Types 270 Palette Options 271 Storing Palettes Live 271 Recalling Palettes 274 Editing Palettes Live 275 Editing Palettes in Blind 276 Using By Type Palettes 279 Removing Channels...

Page 284: ...Palettes are automatically filtered into IFCB categories Color data cannot be placed in beam palettes intensity cannot be included in focus palettes and so forth This makes the process of creating pal...

Page 285: ...e palettes that when recalled the data is displayed and treated like absolute data applied to a channel The data is never referenced An absolute palette will display with an A in the lower corner of t...

Page 286: ...erence CP 4 in this instance To view the absolute data for those channels press and hold the Data key The following methods can be used to store palettes using Record Record Color Palette 1 records al...

Page 287: ...original palette will not be completely overwritten Only manual changes will be stored to the palette Note It is possible to Update to add specific changes to the record target See Update on page 276...

Page 288: ...the CIA to deactivate the filters or use Clear Filters For more information on filters see About Filters on page 330 Recalling Palettes Palettes may be recalled from the control keypad or from direct...

Page 289: ...nter recalls the intensity palette for selected channels and sets all recalled intensity values to a proportioned level of their recorded states Note The above example breaks the referenced link to th...

Page 290: ...el 3 from the update to Color Palette 2 using the direct selects If a channel or parameter does not have data in the palette being updated it will not be added to that palette unless the user specific...

Page 291: ...reference You may use the encoders to set Blind levels as well When editing in Blind it is possible to remove an instruction from any palette by selecting the channel and parameter and pressing At En...

Page 292: ...e a list view for the associated palette type is opened in a new tab or brings the list view into focus if already open You can also open the list views from the home screen See Workspace Layout Menu...

Page 293: ...al channels in that fixture type will be recorded with discrete data 1 Thru 5 Record Int Palette 1 By Type Enter Channels 1 through 5 are saved to Intensity Palette 1 Channels 1 through 5 are of the s...

Page 294: ...The tracking channel will remain tracking This means that when updating a default value in a by type palette you don t need to know the default channel number When a default channel is included in an...

Page 295: ...ring Presets Live 282 Recalling Presets 284 Effects in Presets 284 Editing Presets Live 285 Using the Preset List 285 Editing Presets in Blind 286 Using By Type Presets 288 Removing Channels from a Pr...

Page 296: ...ts are presets that when recalled the data is displayed and treated like absolute data applied to a channel The data is never referenced An absolute preset will display with an A in the lower corner o...

Page 297: ...annels with non home values will be stored in the preset Note You may also use the filters and Make Null as additional tools to decide what data will be stored For more information on these features s...

Page 298: ...Channel List Preset Enter recalls the last selected preset s data for the channels in the selection list Channel List Color Preset 5 Enter recalls only the color data from the specified preset for the...

Page 299: ...may do this using the keypad or the direct selects For the purposes of the following descriptions assume that there are no active cues on stage Updating referenced values while cues are active is cov...

Page 300: ...To 8 Enter Enter moves preset 3 to preset 8 Preset 3 will be removed from the list The second Enter is not required if you have disabled confirmations in setup Preset 1 Thru 5 Copy To Copy To 6 Enter...

Page 301: ...r parameter from the preset select channels or parameters At Enter removes the data for the specified channel or parameter from the preset Preset 5 Move To Preset 9 Enter this will move the contents o...

Page 302: ...cking it the default channel will be changed to having discrete data and the lowest numbered tracking channel will become the new default channel All other channels in the record will also have discre...

Page 303: ...Select the preset you wish to edit Preset 5 Enter Remove channels by pressing 2 4 6 Thru 9 At Enter Or you can remove a specific channel parameter from the preset by pressing 5 7 Color At Enter You ma...

Page 304: ...at when the fader is returned to zero control will be restored to the background value such as another fader or a cue The restore mode of minimum means that when the fader is faded down control does n...

Page 305: ...p happens when all the content owned by a fader is now being controlled by other targets The fader is being removed from the background and once that happens it would not be eligible to fade back You...

Page 306: ...will remain where it currently is Release removes the content and if the fader is set to Master the fader will reset to 0 Start Stop Effect starts the effect while ignoring dwell times Will stop effec...

Page 307: ...the command line or from the direct selects Load DS 1 DS 2 DS 2 Enter Fader 1 0 Preset 1 Preset 2 Preset 3 Enter Once mapped the fader will default to Master Only mode See Master Only on page 129 for...

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Page 309: ...96 Recording Cues in Live 296 Using Cue Only Track 298 Selective Storing Cues in Live 299 Timing 300 Assigning Cue Attributes 303 Flags 308 Using External Links 310 Modifying Cues Live 311 Update 312...

Page 310: ...Cues can be numbered from 0 001 9999 999 You can have up to 10 000 cues Eos provides you with multiple ways to number your cues The most common methods are listed below After pressing record enter a...

Page 311: ...Playback on page 209 Upon playback displayed parameter levels will be color coded for clarification of the record action Blue intensity has increased from the previous cue or a non intensity paramete...

Page 312: ...ly Cue 7 CueOnly Track Enter Note If no cue number is entered before the the current active cue will be used Using Cue Only Track Note For a more detailed summary of Cue Only and Tracking modes see Tr...

Page 313: ...on or block Record Only Cue 2 Thru 7 Track Enter stores all manual data The stored data will be forced to track from cue 2 through 7 through any blocks or move instructions After cue 7 values will con...

Page 314: ...e cue untouched This does not overwrite the whole cue Using a Negative Selective Store It is possible to withhold data from a cue by using the key as follows Group 3 Thru Group 6 Record Cue 9 Enter re...

Page 315: ...ue defined in Setup Note Unless FCB timing is specifically set it always defaults to the up fade time value Manual Timing at a Cue Level It is possible to assign a time of manual for manual parameter...

Page 316: ...Time The key can be used with Time to control the intensity upfade and downfade times and delays Cue 1 Time 5 Enter places a downfade time of 5 on the cue while splitting the upfade which preserves i...

Page 317: ...te Time as a Percentage Discrete times can be entered as a percentage of the cue time channel list Time 5 Enter sets the time to 50 of the cue time channel list Focus Time 7 5 Enter sets the discrete...

Page 318: ...e associated cue Cue 5 is complete Record Cue 5 Shift Delay Delay 5 Enter records cue 5 and provides a hang time of negative 5 seconds To remove a Follow Hang time Cue x Shift Delay Enter Link Loop Li...

Page 319: ...for example intensity down until other changes have begun or completed their transition Delay times can be added to any cue or to any specific parameter category within the cue which will postpone the...

Page 320: ...is used to attach an alphanumeric label to a cue or cue part Following is an example of how to apply a label to a cue Record Cue 7 Label name Enter records cue 7 and applies the label as entered on th...

Page 321: ...ene End You can specify where a scene ends by using the Scene End softkey For example Cue 5 Attribute Scene End will add a scene end to cue 5 You can create a scene and a scene end at the same time by...

Page 322: ...any channel or group of channels or parameter or group of parameters within a cue Block is an editing function It has no impact on how the data is played back At a Cue Level A cue level block causes a...

Page 323: ...rt is a way to make a tracked or blocked value act as a move instruction on playback It is often used in a multiple cue list environments or to assure that a transition happens in the desired time See...

Page 324: ...nnel When a preheat is executed the preheat value is established using the upfade time of the associated cue It is possible to hold the Data key to see the actual preheat values Using External Links E...

Page 325: ...e 1 3 is fired Since cue 2 3 does not exist cue 2 2 will fire instead If OOS Sync was disabled a cue in cue list 2 would only fire if it has the same cue number as cue list 1 Go After Loop Go After Lo...

Page 326: ...Cue 2 Enter Enter will only record the changes to channel 1 Note Using Record will store all parameters of all non default channels onstage This means that all other cue data and submaster data will b...

Page 327: ...will be updated Update Modifiers Last Ref this button will update using the last reference that was applied Break Nested this button will update the target cue and any presets used but breaks the ref...

Page 328: ...presets press Update Enter This will automatically take the manual changes and update them to color palette 1 and preset 2 Therefore cue 5 now references these new values and the modifications to CP1...

Page 329: ...of the button For clarity only the contextual function of the button is used in the examples With system set to Track Record Cue 5 Q Only Enter Enter rerecords cue 5 This will make the changes to cue...

Page 330: ...e Enter When only one cue list is active this update will include any changes to all channels Updating a Source Cue To update the source of a level in the current cue therefore a move instruction in a...

Page 331: ...ind the selected cue will be displayed You can make changes to cues in the blind display using either the summary table or spreadsheet views CAUTION Edits in blind take effect immediately Record or Up...

Page 332: ...Live From Blind From blind a softkey Live is posted when you press Recall From or Copy To to allow you to copy to or recall information from live The following examples only work with the Live softkey...

Page 333: ...s and enter a change instruction 1 Thru 7 At Color Palette 5 Replace With Color Palette 3 Enter This instruction finds all instances of channels 1 through 7 in cues 1 through 9 that are in color palet...

Page 334: ...cue 5 Subsequent cues in the list are affected depending on the console default setting Delete Cue 6 Q Only Track Enter Enter deletes cue 6 making exception to the default setting Delete Cue 7 Part 1...

Page 335: ...he stored list display bottom Hover the mouse arrow over the list boundary until it changes to the move boundary icon Then click and drag the boundary up or down to the desired height Command Line Beh...

Page 336: ...in the Cue List Index Live and Blind A range of cues or a cue list can be specified with this command For more information about auto blocks see Auto block on page 309 Cue 1 Autoblock Clean Enter cle...

Page 337: ...f select Cues To make changes to the bottom half select Cue List By default all columns except notes will be displayed The arrow keys on the right can be used to move columns around Columns with multi...

Page 338: ...ader can be assigned as a Master When it is a master its behavior as a Proportional Master Manual Master or Intensity Master I Master is drawn from this setting Proportional faders when the slider is...

Page 339: ...ault priority level is 4 Background Background can be enabled or disabled at the fader level When enabled the content of the cue list will act as a background or previous state for other cues and subm...

Page 340: ...t happens it would not be eligible to fade back You can assign behavior that will happen when a cue is stomped The following are Stomp Mode options Off When Stomped puts the content into an off state...

Page 341: ...the fader will remain where it currently is Release removes the content and if the fader is set to Master the fader will reset to 0 Start Stop Effect starts the effects while ignoring dwell times Wil...

Page 342: ...level for content to fade to The slider can be used to live adjust levels when the fader has been activated via the bump button See Master Only on page 129 for more information Effect Master masters...

Page 343: ...Filters 329 Chapter 13 Filters About Filters 330 Record Filters 330 Partial Filters 330 Clearing Filters 331 Storing Data with Record Filters 331...

Page 344: ...ns in the CIA and the parameter category buttons The parameter category buttons can be used to select filters as follows Intensity enables recording intensity data Focus enables recording pan and tilt...

Page 345: ...ars in the upper left corner of the parameter buttons 2 Press Clear Filters Any applied filters will be removed and the highlights will turn off 3 Release Filter The buttons return to their normal app...

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Page 348: ...ecord up to 999 cue lists in an Eos show file The cue list that you are storing to is always determined by the selected cue unless you specify a different cue list The selected cue is displayed in the...

Page 349: ...List Ownership on page 8 Assert can be applied to cues cue parts channels channel parameters or to entire cue lists Asserted channels will play back their tracked and blocked values regardless of cue...

Page 350: ...ng channels that have been seized by other cue lists to be repossessed by the associated cue list while still allowing the asserted channel data to be treated as tracked instructions Using Allfade All...

Page 351: ...ue 0 is a command line instruction that resets all intensity values not owned by another fader to default including any manual values that are not an override to another active fader value Go To Cue 0...

Page 352: ...their default state unless they are controlled by a submaster and reset all cue lists that are loaded to faders so that the first cue of each list is pending press Go To Cue Out Enter Note The Go to C...

Page 353: ...9 Chapter 15 Advanced Manual Control About Advanced Manual Control 340 Using Copy To 340 Using Recall From 341 Using Make Null 343 Using Make Manual 344 Using Make Absolute 344 Using Capture 345 Using...

Page 354: ...values If the copy target is not included in the reference absolute data will be copied to the target and not the reference Below are some examples of copy commands from record targets This command is...

Page 355: ...o to access Move To The following are examples of using Move To Color Palette 1 Move To Color Palette 5 Enter Preset 3 Move To Preset 8 Enter Cue 9 Move To Cue 2 Enter Snapshot 4 Move To Snapshot 7 En...

Page 356: ...uld recall the recorded data that cue 2 has for channel 10 and sneak it in 7 seconds when used in live Recall From Cue 1 0 Only Active Enter recalls data from only the active channels which are those...

Page 357: ...Null Enter changes only color data for channel 2 to null data 9 Thru 5 Pan Make Null Enter changes only the pan data for channels 5 through 9 to null Null instructions are lifted in two different ways...

Page 358: ...ruction happens When release has been applied the released content will display in gray with a R in Blind A Release flag will also appear in the Playback Status Display and the Cue List Index Using Ma...

Page 359: ...de until they are released from the captured state Capture is a toggle state so to release parameters from a captured state press Capture Enter again Example 1 Thru 9 At Full Capture Enter A C is disp...

Page 360: ...en Query is used the following softkey conditions are available Is In Isn t In Can Be Can t Be Or Moves Only Unpatched Mark cue where the intensity is active Less Than includes equal to Greater Than i...

Page 361: ...ys buttons for all of the fixture types used in the current show file Using Query As a query is defined in the command line channels will be specified in the Live Blind display When an Enter command i...

Page 362: ...s in the command line pressing Undo once clears the command line Once the command line is empty pressing Undo will start the undo process When Undo is pressed from an empty command line the command hi...

Page 363: ...loaded a show file is opened merged or imported Each user builds an individual command history specific to the commands they have entered You can open the command history at any time by pressing Disp...

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Page 365: ...ck 351 Chapter 16 Cue Playback About Cue Playback 352 Playback Controls 352 Selected Cue 352 Out of Sequence Cues 353 Virtual Faders 356 Assigning Faders 356 Changing Fader Pages 357 Playback Fader Co...

Page 366: ...eset with designation of the preset number and IP FP BP CP palettes with designation of the palette number Each area uses the fader color coding that is used in the fader configuration tools Grandmast...

Page 367: ...hange the playback status display to show information surrounding that cue CAUTION When editing in blind changes to cues are automatically stored therefore no update or record command is required Whil...

Page 368: ...tion is executed any null states applied with Make Null are removed To maintain the make null setting you should use Capture for the required channels For more information see Using Make Null on page...

Page 369: ...ter channels only automated fixtures GoTo Cue 2 MultiParam Enter Note Double pressing Go To Cue will post Go To Cue Complete to the command line You can then select the appropriate cue number and leve...

Page 370: ...operation are automatically released to the cue and all other values stored in the cue are owned by that cue When the first cue is stored on Eos the cue list of that cue automatically loads on the ma...

Page 371: ...ed faders assume the last position the faders were in on that page This includes homing submasters to their required home position if needed Paging Forwards Pressing Fader Page or on an external wing...

Page 372: ...on page 360 Timing Disable Using Timing Disable on page 360 Freeze Using Freeze on page 360 Stop Effect Using Stop Effect on page 361 Rate Override Using Rate Override on page 361 Manual Override Manu...

Page 373: ...plete pressing Stop Back will step backwards sequentially through the cue list from that point Stop Back uses default back time as established in Setup see Manual Control on page 210 Or you can back i...

Page 374: ...e by using the command line See Using Assert on page 335 Using Timing Disable The Fader Control Time Disable button used with Load causes timing data to be ignored for any cues that are activated on t...

Page 375: ...the master fader for rate control A subset of faders can be collected by pressing and holding Fader Control Rate while pressing the Load button for the associated faders you would like to add Use the...

Page 376: ...l Record Cue 5 Time Manual Enter Manual timing can also be set at a cue category level Record Cue 6 Color Time Manual Enter Manual Intensity Override An intensity transition may be taken over manually...

Page 377: ...ressing the associated Load buttons Releasing Content From a Fader There are a few ways to release content from a playback fader Off Load returns control to the background fader either a cue or a subm...

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Page 380: ...a single part cue Record a Multipart Cue in Live Storing a multipart cue in Live is accomplished in similar fashion to storing a single part cue However rather than storing the entire cue you select...

Page 381: ...rt 1 Delay 8 Enter Cue 4 Part 3 Color Time 6 Enter Cue 8 Part 9 AutoMark Off Enter Record Only Cue 5 Part 2 Assert Enter Using Update in Live for Multipart Cues Updating a multipart cue is generally t...

Page 382: ...1 all of the move instructions in the cue are placed in part 1 Begin by selecting any channels that you wish to move into some part other than part 1 1 Thru 5 Part 2 Enter 6 Thru 1 0 Intensity Part 3...

Page 383: ...ns in the deleted part are moved to the first available part If you want to delete move instructions out of a cue part you have to select the channels and At Enter or null them Delete Cue 1 Part 1 Ent...

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Page 385: ...Modification 386 Beats Per Minute 386 Multiple Intensity HTP Effects 388 Relative Effects 388 Preprogrammed Rainbow Effects 391 Apply an Existing Effect 391 Editing Effects Live 391 Stopping Effects...

Page 386: ...s However unlike relative effects which are also progressive you are determining exactly the behavior that you want to have for each transition in the effect See Absolute Effects on page 383 Relative...

Page 387: ...display To navigate the effect editor you will need to use the page arrow keys You can use Page t or Page u when in the effect list display to begin navigating in the effect editor This only works fo...

Page 388: ...en enter the desired time in minutes and seconds from the keypad followed by Enter This can also be adjusted from the encoder Duration Cycle This determines the length of time an effect will run To sp...

Page 389: ...at on Go the effect will not restart unless Repeat on Go is used Build keeps values at their on state even when the step is no longer active Positive effect will run the steps on state and off state a...

Page 390: ...Enter or Exit Time Enter To reset to defaults press Time Enter Grouping Grouping is used only in relative and absolute effects This determines how channels currently running the effect will be grouped...

Page 391: ...o confirm the new step action number before continuing This is to prevent new step action from being created by mistake Using Encoders With the Effect Editor Note This option is not available on Eleme...

Page 392: ...Off would be 5 The effect itself can be accessed for editing from this display by pressing Edit any changes made directly in the effect status display are made to the effect itself and must be stored...

Page 393: ...y When enabled Restart Effect will cause an effect to restart whenever the cue is fired This attribute is applied to the cue that the effect is stored in and not in the effect itself Note Repeat on Go...

Page 394: ...a quick and easy way to build simple chases When building step effects channels must be defined for each step This is different from absolute and relative effects Once complete you may play back the e...

Page 395: ...o the left of the command line entering a number on the command line will default to selecting a step for the current selected effect If no step is displayed the command line will default to an effect...

Page 396: ...effect by pressing Parameters Intensity Intensity is assumed unless another parameter is specified All steps are now intensity based Use the page arrows to access the Step time column Enter the desire...

Page 397: ...become the new step 4 Deleting Steps To delete a step from a step based effect specify the effect in the command line and press delete Effect 1 Step 4 Delete Enter Enter Effect 1 Step 4 Thru 8 Delete...

Page 398: ...ed effect If no action is displayed the command line will default to an effect number Default step times will display in gray and in parentheses and assigned step times will display in white without p...

Page 399: ...cify the fade in time for the actions 5 Enter Page arrow to the Dwell column and enter a dwell time 5 Enter Page arrow to the Level column and enter the desired referenced target Color Palette 5 Page...

Page 400: ...he step off state to 50 you would use the following syntax Effect 1 Step 1 click on the Off State column in the Effects editor then type 5 0 Enter If the channels in the effect have a background value...

Page 401: ...end of the effect Pressing Enter will send you back to the first step in the effect BPM as a Cue Level Override BPM can be applied to an effect or individual channels as only a cue level override in L...

Page 402: ...ve effects have many of the same properties and attributes as step based and absolute effects Eos Family consoles are preprogrammed with relative effects which represent some of the most commonly used...

Page 403: ...ar diagram for an existing linear effect by pressing Edit Clear and then tracing the diagram on the graph with the mouse or your finger Press Apply when you are done Define a Pattern Shape Shapes can...

Page 404: ...lowing actions are available when editing the curve Clear Selection selects all points at once Smooth smooths the selected points Mirror Hor Vert mirrors the curve Subdivide adds one point on each sel...

Page 405: ...y Selecting the effect number in the status display will select the effect for editing Select the effect you want to edit live by pressing Effect x Enter Adjust the attributes as described in Effect S...

Page 406: ...3 1 2 6 3 0 2 7 2 9 2 8 Effect 1 Enter Using Query Effect 1 will select the channels currently running effect 1 Using Next the channels will be selected in numeric order starting with channel 26 Usin...

Page 407: ...at affect how effects run See Submaster Fader and Button Configuration on page 407 for more information about those options Configuring an Effect Submaster To configure an effect submaster press Sub x...

Page 408: ...figured to be an effect submaster Global Effects Fader A fader can be mapped as global effects in the fader configuration display Tab 3 6 This fader type is used to master all effects or specific effe...

Page 409: ...tatus display has a delay column to show when a delay has been applied to an effect When an effect is in delay mode the column will display the countdown for the delay When an effect is delayed a will...

Page 410: ...s Status Display ESD before an effect is run or redefined after an effect is already running Select Attributes to define or redefine variables If variables are redefined in an already running effect t...

Page 411: ...Park 397 Chapter 19 Park About Park 398 Park Display 398 Parked Values in Live 398 Scaled Parked Values in Live 399 Parked Addresses in Live 399 Park Values from the Park Display 400...

Page 412: ...rameters as needed Parked parameters set by radio focus remotes RFR will automatically unpark when the associated device goes offline Channels parameters and outputs can be parked and unparked from li...

Page 413: ...ecall From Park to set a channel or parameter to the same level as the current park value See Recall From Park on page 342 for more information Scaled Parked Values in Live A scaled parked value allow...

Page 414: ...nel 3 at color palette 4 You can use the Offset softkey to aid in channel selection For a list of the Offset options see Offset on page 221 Following are examples for clearing parked values while in t...

Page 415: ...r and Button Configuration 407 Submaster Information 408 Labeling a Submaster 408 Loading Submasters 409 Using Bump Button Timing With Submasters 409 Controlling Subfades Manually 409 Execute List 410...

Page 416: ...changes to its content or to its mode In either case reset the submaster by dropping it to zero and the moving it back to the desired position The LED will also blink when the submaster is in a Hold s...

Page 417: ...ir labels and all properties You can navigate within the list by using the Next and Last buttons or by selecting the desired submaster from the command line Editing Submasters While in the Submaster l...

Page 418: ...be used to bump all values to their recorded levels in the submaster or by assigning timing values fade the contents of the submaster up or out Eos defaults to submasters as proportional Intensity Mas...

Page 419: ...previously stored to cues or other submasters those instructions will be ignored on playback If the same channels are assigned to more than one shielded submaster control of those channels will be sh...

Page 420: ...assign behavior that will happen when a submaster is stomped The following are Stomp Mode options Off When Stomped puts the content into an off state the same behavior encountered when pressing Off Lo...

Page 421: ...rom 0 stops the effect when it is moved to 0 This is enabled by default Submaster Fader and Button Configuration Click or tap on the virtual buttons or fader to see a list of available configuration o...

Page 422: ...der centers to home It controls the rate of any running effects same behavior as using rate via the Effect Status Display The adjusted setting from this control cannot be stored Effect Size similar to...

Page 423: ...so that the bump functions as an on flash key for additive submasters and an off flash key for inhibitive submasters Effects on submasters will follow submaster timing unless timing has been placed in...

Page 424: ...ze and Stop Effect on Submasters Freeze Fader Controls Freeze can be used to halt all effect activity on any active submaster To activate a freeze for only a specific submaster press Fader Controls Fr...

Page 425: ...and fades out according to the Restore mode of the submaster Fader Control Release Load behaves in the same way as Off Release no longer unmaps the fader Shift Load behaves like Off and Release excep...

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Page 427: ...What s New 415 About System 415 About Channel 416 About Address 418 About Cuelist 420 About Cue 421 About Curves 421 About Effects 421 About Groups 422 About Submaster 422 About Macro 422 About IFCB P...

Page 428: ...or presets When linked the About display will be linked to the command line and will updated based on which target is selected Press a A to zoom There are three zoom sizes small medium large Medium i...

Page 429: ...is helpful to delete defined but unpatched channels This is where the Query Unpatched command is helpful Allowed Output Addresses Allowed Output Addresses is a range or ranges of addresses that can be...

Page 430: ...om Eos will be temporary unless the errors have been fixed at the CEM CEM3 Errors displayed on Eos will clear on their own once they have been cleared from the CEM CEM3 Some CEM CEM3 errors can only b...

Page 431: ...ve in the cue list that currently has ownership Value of the previous move preset palette or absolute data Next move Value of the next move preset palette or absolute data Usage displays information o...

Page 432: ...s are Address displays the following information Address number displayed as straight address and port offset Dimmer label if any Associated channel number which is a hyperlink to the About channel di...

Page 433: ...as a percentage Rack dimmer source Recorded load Actual load Dimmer Feedback displays the following information which can be modified by clicking on the value and entering in a new value Firing Mode C...

Page 434: ...hanged here by clicking on the property or value Type Manufacturer Device ID Footprint Version Lamp State Lamp Hours Head DC Voltage Lamp On Off Gel Distance Traveled Gel2 Distance Traveled Fan RPM Am...

Page 435: ...moves live NPs moves dark NPs moves any effects running external links all the channels in that cue that have discrete or delay times About Curves When a curve is selected the following information w...

Page 436: ...ws a list of cues that will execute a selected macro To view this display you must be in the Macro Editor Display While in that display press About and then select the macro by using a mouse or touchs...

Page 437: ...used in a cue List of cues in which the preset have a move instruction List of effects that use the preset About Color Path The following information will be displayed when a color path is selected T...

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Page 440: ...e cue is determined by applying the curve s output level as the percent completion for all fade calculations For single part cues the calculation applies only to intensity For multipart cues however t...

Page 441: ...vel of the selected point Page p raises the selected point s output by 1 Page q lowers the selected point s output by 1 Full sets the selected point s output to full Out sets the selected point s outp...

Page 442: ...ensity Patch Attributes 2 Thru 8 Curve 2 Enter applies curve 2 to intensity for channels 2 thru 8 Patch Attributes 1 Curve At Enter removes the curve from channel 1 When a curve is applied to a Focus...

Page 443: ...go to Patch Attributes Fan Curve See Scroller Fan Curves on page 171 Deleting Curves While in the curve display you can delete a curve in the following ways Delete Curve 3 Enter Enter deletes curve 3...

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Page 445: ...Snapshots 431 Chapter 23 Snapshots About Snapshots 432 Recording Snapshots 432 Recalling Snapshots 434 Editing Snapshots 434 Deleting Snapshots 435...

Page 446: ...red and recalled on any control interface other than Net3 RFRs When recorded they store the relevant settings of the device initiating the record When recalled they recall only the controls that are a...

Page 447: ...pshot has been assigned to one of the customizable hardkeys on Eos Ti Gio Gio 5 and RPU Reset sets the menu back to its defaults Note The Faders and Encoders options are not available on Element 2 You...

Page 448: ...hysical layout or has other limitations that differ from the recording device Eos will map the snapshot to the best of its ability Note In a system with multiple users it is recommended that you allot...

Page 449: ...pear on the direct select button in Direct Selects Tab 4 or Custom Direct Selects Tab 39 See Icons on page 118 for more information Deleting Snapshots Note On Element 2 and Element Classic consoles Sn...

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Page 451: ...Macros About Macros 438 Store a Macro from Live 438 Using the Learn Key 438 Macro Editor Display 439 Create a New Macro from the Display 441 Edit an Existing Macro 441 Play a Macro 442 Stop a Macro 44...

Page 452: ...on the console hard key or soft key except Macro the arrow keys Escape Select and Learn Using the Learn Key Pressing the Learn key while in live mode places the console in macro learn mode The Learn k...

Page 453: ...the macro editor display any numeric entry on the command line is assumed to be a macro number If the macro number entered already exists and Enter is pressed the macro list will page to the selected...

Page 454: ...cros are first in the list you would press 1 Move To 6 Enter This leaves only macros 2 through 6 in the list Mode allows you to assign different modes for the macro to run in There are three modes bac...

Page 455: ...r original levels over 10 seconds and last link to macro 5 Macro 3 Enter Edit Select Active At 5 Enter Sneak Time 1 0 Enter Macro 5 Enter Select While in macro edit mode all keys are entered as conten...

Page 456: ...ontent to be deleted then press the Delete softkey Press Select when you have completed all editing Press Escape to abort Note Macros for options with a toggle action between enable and disable such a...

Page 457: ...display by selecting the macro and pressing Delete Enter You will be prompted to confirm the deletion Confirm by pressing Enter again or abort by pressing Clear Example Delete macro 5 from the macro l...

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Page 459: ...r 25 Magic Sheets About Magic Sheets 446 Magic Sheet Browser 446 Magic Sheet List 447 Display Tools 448 Navigating a Magic Sheet 449 Creating and Editing Magic Sheets 450 Limited Expand Mode 463 Examp...

Page 460: ...as channels and palettes The following are two examples of magic sheets For additional examples see Examples of Magic Sheets on page 464 Magic Sheet Browser Open the magic sheet browser by pressing Ta...

Page 461: ...Magic Sheet tab and display the selected magic sheet Pressing a different magic sheet direct select will change the displayed sheet See Direct Selects on page 111 Magic Sheet List The magic sheet lis...

Page 462: ...to save To change views you can use the arrows in the display tools or multi touch gestures You can also press Magic Sheet 1 2 Enter to view Magic Sheet 1 View 2 See Multi Touch Gestures on page 450 S...

Page 463: ...a multi touch touchscreen The drag and drop function for placing objects is a single touch action or done using a mouse Additional mouse commands include Left Click selects an object Right Click pans...

Page 464: ...revious View use three fingers to swipe upwards or to the right Jump to Next View use three fingers to swipe downwards or to the left Magic Sheet Browser tap with three fingers to open the browser Key...

Page 465: ...eet you are working on Once saved a green check mark will temporarily appear next to the Quick Save button It is recommended that you click Quick Save before making any major changes to the magic shee...

Page 466: ...ement assigns what incrementation the target numbers will use after the start number Example When incrementing multicell fixtures on a magic sheet the following methods can be used Start 1 1 Increment...

Page 467: ...window for choosing what array type you want to use Rectangle Lays out a rectangle array of objects You can define the rows columns and spacing Circle Lays out a circle array of the objects You can d...

Page 468: ...t an equal distance apart between two objects Set the distance you would like by placing the first and last objects Then with all objects selected that you wish to distribute including the first and l...

Page 469: ...r objects Bring to Top will stack an object on top of all other objects Magic Sheet Object Library The objects section of the editing tools has four tabs Magic Sheet Objects below Fixture Symbols on p...

Page 470: ...fferent users can be used Text places descriptive text on the sheet The text can also be assigned a target Clock adds a clock Response Analog IO displays the status of a connected Response Analog IO g...

Page 471: ...line and or etc_symbol_outline2 The base section needs to be tagged as etc_symbol_base0 etc_symbol_ base and or etc_symbol_base2 Tags can be layered and they will render in the order listed below etc_...

Page 472: ...c Sheets To use an image as an object drag it onto the magic sheet You can then configure it like any other magic sheet object See Editing Objects on the Magic Sheet on page 463 Background images are...

Page 473: ...rame will not be skipped when using the Tab key to cycle through tabs Control The display will behave the same as a Controls Tab Locked tabs will be skipped A single click will not draw focus A double...

Page 474: ...object s outline width outline and fill colors can be adjusted here The object can be linked to the target s color and or intensity Note If any object s outline color is set to Link to Channel Intensi...

Page 475: ...Snapshot Submaster User Console Button Softkey Command Zoom When clicked the view will zoom in to show all object within that object s group Selection When clicked all other objects within that object...

Page 476: ...This orientation is useful for console buttons Exterior Shape fields will be exterior to the object and will move in relation to the object s rotation Other Field Properties The justification of each...

Page 477: ...the number of objects selected for editing Multiple objects can be edited at the same time Editing Objects on the Magic Sheet In addition to using the editing tools objects can be manipulated on the...

Page 478: ...r Page locks the fader page to the currently displayed one Hide Menu Button hides the gear menu When the icon is hidden Shift Displays is the only way to exit Limited Expand Mode Record Snapshot Close...

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Page 481: ...ements 468 Running Augment3d 468 Augment3d Key Terms 469 Navigation in Augment3d 471 Augment3d Control Mode 472 Augment3d Edit Mode 473 Augment3d Toolbar 488 Fixtures in Augment3d 493 Augment3d with M...

Page 482: ...ARKit ARCore functionality Check your device s specifications to ensure compatibility or reference the Augment3d Reality Support field in the app s About menu Running Augment3d Console PC Mac Eos Fami...

Page 483: ...or the command line on the connected console With the keyboard button toggled on both Eos and Augment3d commands will be sent from the tether to the console When toggled off only Augment3d commands wi...

Page 484: ...igin a known location in your space represented as the intersection of the XYZ axes 0 0 0 that acts as a reference point for the measurements of the rest of your Augment3d model Pan Tilt Kinematics an...

Page 485: ...ves the camera backwards in the direction it is currently facing D RIGHT moves the camera to the right Tap any key to increment or decrement the camera position or hold the key down to move smoothly M...

Page 486: ...the model All fixtures and objects must be part of the model in order to be configured In Control Mode a command line can be toggled on or off on a connected Augment3d tether For more information see...

Page 487: ...s the Edit button in the upper right corner Note Only one console in a multi console system can be in Edit Mode at a time To exit Edit Mode select Done Choose whether to apply the changes you have mad...

Page 488: ...al CAUTION Do not use Eos Undo operations via the command line while editing an Augment3d model as it can alter your show data unexpectedly Full Undo options for Augment3d will be implemented in a fut...

Page 489: ...oint in your space ideally on the floor This could be in the center of your stage in a corner or any convenient point All other measurements in Augment3d reference the origin To improve the accuracy o...

Page 490: ...lled together for example as patched scenic elements for more information see Scenic Elements on page 509 Scenic elements can be given intensity values moved rotated etc This allows you to change the...

Page 491: ...To alter a stock material duplicate it and make changes to the copy Search for materials using the search bar The dropdown menu allows you to create folders for further organization or create new mate...

Page 492: ...patterns 100 Accurately editing the properties above may rely on knowing the UV mapping of an object the 2D representation of how materials are applied to the 3D surface To aid in this duplicate the...

Page 493: ...A confirmation will appear for successful imports If a tether and a console are connected materials can also be imported from the tether device by entering Edit Mode navigating to File Import to Libr...

Page 494: ...verall dimensions of the grid Snap Toggles object placement snapping to the grid on or off Also available in Toolbar Snap Snap Distance Sets the distance increment for the spacing of the grid along wi...

Page 495: ...n Scale Note This option is only available in ETCnomad on Windows and macOS This following options are available to adjust the Augment3d resolution 100 full resolution 75 75 of the full resolution sca...

Page 496: ...of the Augment3d model Note Settings marked with an asterisk are only applied in High and Ultra quality settings View Camera Follow Mode Toggles Camera Follow Mode between Off and Fixture POV which s...

Page 497: ...l automated selected active and or inactive fixtures Also available in Toolbar Labels Light Beams Toggles beams for all automated or selected fixtures Also available in Toolbar Light Cue Preview Mode...

Page 498: ...only and do not alter the color of the associated object Groups To create a new group use the dropdown menu to add a new group folder Items added to this folder from elsewhere in the hierarchy will b...

Page 499: ...cing the number of triangles used in a model will improve processing performance Nesting Objects Nesting objects within the Hierarchy associates multiple child objects with a parent allowing you to cr...

Page 500: ...in the Inspector Note Locked objects may still be moved scaled or rotated by selecting them in the Hierarchy Visibility Controls object visibility in the Augment3d scene Focus Sets object focus behav...

Page 501: ...r object If the item is nested to another object the position data represents the physical location where the item is placed in relation to its parent s origin World Information about the world positi...

Page 502: ...n by holding down the Home bookmark or reset by clicking Restore View Defaults Bookmarks You can record up to five custom camera positions as bookmarks Like Home these can be updated by holding or res...

Page 503: ...e Focus Offset height and toggle automated fixture animation on or off LEFT MOUSE CENTER WHEEL will also adjust the height Also available in Preferences Labels Tool Labels provides options to toggle v...

Page 504: ...tions are also available in Graphics Beams Toggles simulated light beams for all moving or selected fixtures Light Intensity adjusts the overall intensity of the simulated light This option does not a...

Page 505: ...ution Scale Also available in Preferences See Graphics on page 480 Note Augment3d render quality on consoles is limited to Low or Medium Edit Mode Only Tools Grid Tool Toggles the grid on or off Also...

Page 506: ...l XYZ orientation On the left barrel Local is toggled off so the Move tool orients itself based on the Augment3d model On the right Local is toggled on so the Move tool orients itself relative to the...

Page 507: ...tion see Manually Adding Fixtures on the next page Adding Fixtures Automatically Alternatively if fixture position data is not available Augment3d can calculate the rotation and XYZ position of fixtur...

Page 508: ...mation see Update Profile on page 183 Note Moving Mirror fixtures are not currently supported Position and Orientation Data Position Position data is either local or world For more information see Ins...

Page 509: ...values Alternatively keyboard syntax can be used Use to separate X Y and Z when typing in multiple values and Thru to enter information for multiple fixtures at once Chan 1 Select 5 5 5 Enter sets the...

Page 510: ...ically update the values in Patch Similarly any change made via Patch will automatically update the fixtures in Augment3d Setting Orientation for Conventional Fixtures in Patch The Orientation propert...

Page 511: ...nts in a clockwise direction from the point of view of the fixtures While four points is the minimum requirement additional points may increase FPE accuracy 1 Determine the X and Y coordinates of thes...

Page 512: ...consoles that control more than one space or for touring shows working in multiple venues This can also be useful if all the fixtures in your space cannot focus on the same set of FPE points Calculati...

Page 513: ...rmation and user supplied data If the data is inaccurate the computation will either fail or give poor results Adequate care should be taken to ensure that profiles do not have errors and that the pos...

Page 514: ...ata from that point is redundant and cannot be used to calculate the fixtures positions Troubleshooting If fixture response is inaccurate or if fixtures are not generated correctly in Augment3d check...

Page 515: ...er Definable Pan Tilt Some fixtures have user definable pan tilt ranges that may cause inaccuracies Check the settings of your fixture and ensure any parameter ranges set on the fixture match the rang...

Page 516: ...rrect but the virtual fixture pans further in either direction than the real fixture the fixture s physical pan range or values may not match its profile Testing pan range 1 Aim your fixture at a poin...

Page 517: ...ture in a circle Does the fixture beam remain stationary pointed straight down If so tilt is mapped correctly If not follow the steps below to correct the tilt range in the Fixture Profile Editor Corr...

Page 518: ...fixture to behave inaccurately when compared to their profile or other fixtures of the same model Unless a custom profile is created that matches the specifications of the fixture it will not work co...

Page 519: ...Gold fixtures selected in Eos Blue fixtures selected in Augment3d Edit Mode Pink fixtures selected in both Eos and Augment3d Focusing with Click To Focus Selecting and holding on an object or plane i...

Page 520: ...r to adjust focus to an actor s chest or face instead of on the floor where they are standing For more information see Focus Tool on page 489 Augment3d with Magic Sheets Pixel Maps Right click on the...

Page 521: ...g pixel map Specify the magic sheet to create and the pixel map to pull from Select Confirm to create a magic sheet with fixtures at the same locations they exist in the pixel map Set Channel Location...

Page 522: ...to paste the object You can also duplicate selected objects using CTRL D If working in macOS use CMD instead of CTRL Modifying Augment3d Objects The Position Scale and Rotation of any object in an Au...

Page 523: ...s removed for Act II Instead of removing the object from Augment3d simply hide it by giving it a 0 intensity value in the Act II cues Scenic Element Movable SEM Objects nested to a channel and patched...

Page 524: ...If a tether and a console are connected objects must be imported from the tether device Enter Edit Mode and navigate to File Import to Library 3D Model to proceed with object import Import Options Aft...

Page 525: ...reimport using Z Up Optimization Provides options for optimizing the object for better Augment3d performance Neither option can be undone after import is complete Combine Meshes combines all meshes in...

Page 526: ...ble with Augment3d 3d 3ds 3mf ac ac3d acc amf ase ask assbin b3d blend bvh cob csm dae dxf enff fbx glb gltf hmp ifc ifczip irr irrmesh lwo lws lxo md2 md3 md5anim md5camera md5mesh mdc mdl mesh mesh...

Page 527: ...vigate to Tools Plug ins Plug in Manager Third party Plug ins 3 Select Install and choose the appropriate plug in zip file for your operating system 4 Restart Vectorworks when prompted After relaunch...

Page 528: ...Augment3d and follow the prompt Vectorworks will export a a3d file containing your information for import into Augment3d CAUTION Layers containing lights must be visible in the Vectorworks file in ord...

Page 529: ...ment3d XYZ location enables import of just Augment3d location data Import Text Notes Labels Gels Only enables import of just the patch database text Exporting Scenery The Vectorworks Augment3d Plug in...

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Page 531: ...ia Server About Virtual Media Server 518 Media Content 518 Exporting Media Content 520 Setting Up Pixel Maps 520 Setting Pixel Map Features 521 Working with the Virtual Media Server 522 Effect Layers...

Page 532: ...mage video HTML and text files can be applied to a pixel map A stock library of media can be obtained by installing the Eos Family Pixel Mapping Installer Importing Media Content Additional media cont...

Page 533: ...s is not numbered it will be assigned the specified file number Overwrite overwrite the existing media files Start Import begins the import process A progress bar will appear to indicate the status o...

Page 534: ...chive folder that you wish to export and you can either copy or move them to your device Setting Up Pixel Maps A pixel map is a layout of fixtures onto a grid which determines order of playback and ho...

Page 535: ...annel or Starting Address is selected both fields will be cleared Address based pixels can not overlap with channel based pixels This includes the entire DMX fixture footprint If using Starting Channe...

Page 536: ...g Note You can use Park and Address Check for Virtual Media Server outputs Server Channel Controls When working with the Server Channel the following controls will be available Intensity Pan and Tilt...

Page 537: ...output is the negative of the content With it off the content plays back normally Image Brightness this varies from intensity The following images illustrates the differences between image brightness...

Page 538: ...ed by opacity of bottom layer Out Top layer with opacity reduced by inverse opacity of bottom layer Atop Top layer with opacity reduced by opacity of bottom layer and then blended with bottom layer Ad...

Page 539: ...hen multiplied together Overlay Does a multiply or screen effect based on the lightness or darkness of the bottom layer Lighten Top layer s color merges with bottom layer s color with the lighter colo...

Page 540: ...within the selected library Mask On Off masks takes a lower layer and a higher layer finds only the non transparent pixels they have in common and then displays the common pixels of the higher layer F...

Page 541: ...ol Using Two Color Gradients For the effects that use two color gradients two color and perlin noise there are several options for control of the gradients The two colors are known as the start and en...

Page 542: ...ttle noise and 100 equals a lot of noise Layer Effect 2 adjusts the horizontal scrolling speed 100 equals a fast left scroll 0 equals no scrolling and 100 equals a fast right scroll Effects Color Pick...

Page 543: ...Share Media Archive box is checked This will allow for sharing of the primary s media archive Copy the path name you will need it to setup the backup and or client 5 Setting up the Backup and Clients...

Page 544: ...that your console will have all of the media required by the current show file Import All Pixel Map Media This import function should be used by the primary to load the base media content and later to...

Page 545: ...tioned Control 532 How to Use Partitions 532 Setting Up Partitioned Control 532 Partition List 532 Creating New Partitions 532 Deleting Partitions 533 Using Partitions 533 Partitions in Playback 533 P...

Page 546: ...ed Control Partitioned Control is enabled or disabled in Setup System Partitions see System on page 200 Partition defaults to Disabled Enabling or disabling partitioned control is a system wide settin...

Page 547: ...rtitions in Playback In Eos how faders are configured and what is loaded to those faders is shared across all control devices with the exception of the master playback As such if the leftmost fader on...

Page 548: ...ng is enabled a flexi mode Partitioned is available as a softkey When this is enabled the flexi mode is limited to only those channels defined in the current partition This mode may be further modifie...

Page 549: ...Multi Console 535 Chapter 29 Multi Console About Multi Console 536 Multi Console Terms 536 Multi console Setup 536 Synchronized Backup 539 Mirror Mode 541...

Page 550: ...the primary fails You may input data and run your show from a backup There can only be one backup in an Eos network and you must specify which primary it is backing up Client Any online Eos that is no...

Page 551: ...To disable the DHCP server on your Eos device go to ECU Settings Network DHCP Service See Device on page 552 for more information Change Device Name To easily identify your Eos on the network change...

Page 552: ...mbined user as all separate users or any of the varying degrees between Any Eos Eos Ti Gio Gio 5 Ion Xe and Ion console RPU RVI ETCnomad and ETCnomad Puck can be a separate user on the Eos Family netw...

Page 553: ...available User ID options When multiple programmers are working on the system partitioned control can be used to restrict a specific user s access to certain channels This can help avoid overlapping c...

Page 554: ...er control changes between the primary and the backup there will be a dialog window that will be displayed that must be dismissed by the user When master control moves between the primary and backup d...

Page 555: ...to its hard drive With the devices synchronized with the Primary install the new version of software onto the Primary All devices will lose their connection with the Primary at that time When the Prim...

Page 556: ...from the Displays menu in the Browser When Displays is pressed a Mirror softkey will be displayed Pressing Mirror will open up a list of potential hosts in the CIA The mirror display can be navigated...

Page 557: ...s mirror mode will need to be reselected on startup Macros Macros can be created to configure a device for mirror mode and to exit the mode The face panel button configuration in the ECU allows the fa...

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Page 559: ...iguration Utility 545 Chapter 30 Eos Configuration Utility About the Eos Configuration Utility 546 ECU Welcome Screen 546 Settings General 547 Settings Network 552 Settings Maintenance 559 Buttons 563...

Page 560: ...a single console in non networked or networked applications On a system with multiple consoles the primary is the console that client and backup consoles synchronize with making it the source of all...

Page 561: ...instead See Mirror Mode on page 541 Offline Puts the console in Offline mode Consoles in this mode cannot connect with other devices on the same network This mode is primarily intended for offline ed...

Page 562: ...elect the language for the alphanumeric keyboard within Eos A wide variety of keyboards are supported The keyboard can also be changed in the application when the virtual keyboard is open Click on the...

Page 563: ...ETCnomad mode is disabled ETCnomad will launch in a standard windowed display The ETCnomad Windows dropdown allows you to choose to open up to 6 separate windows Show Media Model Archive Path This is...

Page 564: ...default calibration data for selected display Identify displays the video ports that your monitors are connected to on the physical monitors to confirm where you have placed them Enabled When checked...

Page 565: ...stalling the software If you would like to archive installers without installing their software you can do that by using the File Manager utility in ECU Settings Maintenance You can also retrieve thes...

Page 566: ...be able to revert from v3 0 0 or later to the prior version However you will be unable to return to v3 0 0 or later without first updating to v2 9 X Settings Network The Network page of the ECU Settin...

Page 567: ...ot the console for the new setting to take affect Note You cannot set the console to receive an IP address via DHCP and act as a DHCP server at the same time It can either send dynamic addresses or re...

Page 568: ...oles should default to 10 101 1 1 If Obtain an IP Automatically is enabled this field will display the gateway IP address that is being used by the console whether it is served via DHCP or a self gene...

Page 569: ...er The command for Power On is sent from Browser Network Power On MultiConsole System and the command for Power Off is from Browser Network Power Off MultiConsole System Note Only devices that synchro...

Page 570: ...from this console The priority levels range from 0 200 The default is 0 which is no priority level 1 is the lowest priority level and 200 is the highest When set to no priority level 0 the data will m...

Page 571: ...Engineered After 1 6 seconds of no response from the primary the backup will assume the primary has disconnected and will then take control File Transfer This settings adjusts the show file transfer s...

Page 572: ...vide a DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol address server DHCP is a TCP IP protocol that dynamically assigns an IP address to a network device when it requests one This is a small and simple DHCP...

Page 573: ...time messages Client Server When configured as a client a console will attempt to synchronize its time with the rest of the devices in the system by listening for time information and altering its own...

Page 574: ...f each show file or every version of each file to a USB drive Restore Show Archive Allows you to restore show files from a USB drive Backup System Settings Allows you to backup all ECU settings includ...

Page 575: ...ole Concert Launches the Concert software This softkey will only display if the software is installed on your console UpdaterAtor Launches the UpdaterAtor software This softkey will only display if th...

Page 576: ...Ion Ion Xe Ion Xe 20 Ion Xe RPU Element Element 2 or ETCnomad Puck If Other is selected you will have additional fields to fill out for Username and Password Shared Folders Allows you to see if any f...

Page 577: ...omizable hardkeys on the Eos Ti Gio and Gio 5 face panels Clicking on a button will open a dialog window for selecting what type of button macro hardkey or none you wish to assign If hardkey is select...

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Page 579: ...ow Control Settings 567 Show Control Display 569 Time Code 572 Real Time Clock RTC 577 Analog Inputs 579 sACN Input 583 MIDI Show Control 585 String Interface 590 MIDI Raw 596 Open Sound Control OSC 6...

Page 580: ...devices can send or receive these messages MIDI can be sent through the built in MIDI ports when available and through a Net3 Show Control Gateway ASCII String Interface Serial RS232 Network Serial AS...

Page 581: ...e from 1 32 Default for both ports is 1 To receive MIDI from the built in ports the ACN MIDI Rx ID in Setup System Show Control must match the MIDI Rx Group ID To transmit MIDI from the local ports th...

Page 582: ...568 Ion Classic User Manual Interface Protocols Additional settings are found in the ECU Settings Network See Open Sound Control OSC for more information...

Page 583: ...of the show control display shows the specific events that are contained in each event list An event consists of an input condition such as a timestamp real time an address or input value and an actio...

Page 584: ...e parameter at the assigned address to the incoming level manually Event 1 1 Action Level By Address 2 1 Enter Label names a specific event Event List The lower portion of the show control display con...

Page 585: ...P Whether using internal time from the console or using external time from a time server it is important that all the correct information for time zone latitude and longitude are properly setup Refer...

Page 586: ...eld Off is disabled regardless of the global setting in the setup screen The same is true for SMPTE Timing Data Timing data is given in the form of hours minutes seconds frames Therefore a timing valu...

Page 587: ...mediately and triggers events appropriate to the time When both internal and external clocks are enabled the internal clock does not start running until the first valid external time is received After...

Page 588: ...Cue List to be triggered Cue 1 Now associate the Event List to the Selected Cue List Cue 1 Execute Timecode 1 Enter Both the Event List and the Cue List are ready for events to be added There are thr...

Page 589: ...vent list within the show control display you can press the Learn hardkey to activate learn mode for that event list When in learn mode an event is created with the current list time whenever a cue is...

Page 590: ...Macro Editor to enable disable excluding specific Macros from being learned as events See Macro Editor Display on page 439 Execution While Editing If the internal or external clock is running events...

Page 591: ...ver if internal is set to off then the events will not trigger The status in the show control list will indicate whether it is on or off There is no way to disable a single event from triggering withi...

Page 592: ...n an event daily each day of the week must be added to the event Define the Astronomical Time and Date Event 3 Time After Sunrise 6 0 Enter sets the time for an hour after sunrise Note The events will...

Page 593: ...etup for more information see Show Control on page 202 Analog Input Events There are two types of analog input events contact closures and 0 10VDC inputs Contact closures will fire an event the input...

Page 594: ...nt 4 1 Address 3 Macro 1 Enter sACN input Event 4 1 sACN 3 Macro 1 Enter Submasters There are four modes On Off Bump and Fader On The submaster will act as if the bump button was pressed and held down...

Page 595: ...turn the submaster Off Create an event where an input on address 6 will bump Sub 1 Analog input Event 4 1 Address 6 Sub 2 Bump Enter sACN input Event 4 1 sACN 6 Sub 2 Bump Enter Fader Acts as if the...

Page 596: ...lled remote triggers contact closures or contact outputs Relay outputs are controlled by external links in cues and submasters only Example Live Cue 1 Execute Relay 1 2 On Enter 1 is the ACN Group ID...

Page 597: ...ton or control the fader See Actions With the exception of a submaster fader and bump sACN Input will fire an event when the level rises above 50 DMX 127 It does not fire again when the level drops be...

Page 598: ...c User Manual Create a new event Event 2 Enter Assign the sACN address using universe address format sACN 4 2 Enter Add the action to execute Actions can be either a cue submaster or macro Action Sub...

Page 599: ...w Control commands contain a Command Format or device type that is intended to receive a message Eos Family devices will respond to Lighting General messages All other command formats are ignored Eos...

Page 600: ...l result in the following actions If there are no stopped cues this action is ignored Cue Data Field List Data Field Action Cue List Resumes the specified cue list if stopped Cue Resumes the specified...

Page 601: ...Show Control message formatting please refer to the book referenced at the beginning of this guide Show Networks Control Systems by John Huntington Structure A MIDI Show Control string can be written...

Page 602: ...er 128 is represented as two hexadecimal numbers in a row 00 01 The master playback down fader 129 is represented as two hexadecimal numbers in a row 01 01 The grandmaster fader 510 is represented as...

Page 603: ...are relatively simple Only macros 1 127 can be triggered represented by one hexadecimal byte Eos Macro 12 MSC Formatted 0C For example sending Device ID 5 a FIRE command for macro 17 would be formatt...

Page 604: ...ed in the string to show the end of the command Command Line If the text begins with a the text that follows until the carriage return hex 0D a r or a will be sent to the command line for user 0 and p...

Page 605: ...tes or presets assigned to the fader Subs must be used with their sub number only Example SubMove 1 25 moves Sub 1 to 25 SubMove 1001 50 moves Fader 1 to 50 SubMove 1011 75 moves Fader 11 fader 1 on p...

Page 606: ...either a carriage return hex 0D a r or a is encountered in the string to show the end of the command The custom string is case sensitive RS232 UDP and ACN Strings The sending device needs to add SC ca...

Page 607: ...send strings which can be used to send commands to other devices such as Paradigm Crestron and media servers The ability to send and receive strings can be done via RS232 ports via a Net3 I O Gateway...

Page 608: ...he string will be displayed for editing When Cue n Execute String is on the command line pressing Next Last will step through all the strings used in that show file You can then modify the displayed s...

Page 609: ...UDP strings as they share the String Tx IP Address field A combination of device names for ACN and IP addresses for UDP is not supported Sending ACN Strings To send ACN strings String TX must be enabl...

Page 610: ...ured in an Event List in the Show Control Display Strings are configured in the MIDI String configuration display shown below MIDI Message Types The following MIDI messages can be received MIDI Note E...

Page 611: ...other words the MIDI note velocity must be greater than or equal to the threshold value If the threshold is 0 this parameter is ignored unless the Threshold at 0 Disabled box is unchecked Example Vel...

Page 612: ...nsole will respond when any MIDI channel is sent a note command Program Number The program number is any value between 0 127 0 7F Many devices will display this as 1 128 if this is the case for your o...

Page 613: ...uted normally this type of event setup allows you to respond to messages sent to different device IDs or take additional actions based on a show control command The MIDI data that is expected to be re...

Page 614: ...e a new Event List and choose the Network type Event 6 Type Network Enter Enable the list to respond to External sources Event 6 External Enter Creating a Note On Event Create a new event and open the...

Page 615: ...ered if the message is above this level To disable velocity threshold leave it at zero Velocity Threshold 1 Press OK to save the event OK Specify the action for the event Event 2 Macro 2 Enter Creatin...

Page 616: ...values depending on the connected device The console will default to hexadecimal format To use decimal format begin the MIDI string with D D followed by a space The string will be sent any time the c...

Page 617: ...annel 1 with a velocity of 127 Sub 1 Execute MIDI Raw D 145 60 127 Enter Macros A MIDI Raw softkey is available in the macro editor display Any text entered after the string command in the macro will...

Page 618: ...emains as specified until changed again Method The OSC method defines the action the command will take All OSC commands directed to an Eos console must begin with eos To direct an OSC string to a part...

Page 619: ...By default OSC 1 0 is selected There are two TCP modes available OSC 1 0 packet length headers and OSC 1 1 SLIP Check the documentation for the OSC device you wish to use over a TCP connection to see...

Page 620: ...ands allow you to select Eos channels You can directly change the channel level information in the same command or use this as a selection tool for other controls Note OSC channel selection behaves th...

Page 621: ...chan 1 param pan tilt 45 90 set channel 1 pan to 45 tilt to 90 eos chan number param parameter dmx number for parameter DMX level eos chan 1 param pan dmx 255 eos chan number param parameter 1 parame...

Page 622: ...eos param pan 270 useful for mapping to an OSC slider eos param parameter out number for the button edge 1 0 down 0 0 up optional eos param pan out eos param parameter home number for the button edge...

Page 623: ...os color xy Argument 1 x 0 0 1 0 Argument 2 y 0 0 1 0 For setting x y chromaticity point in the CIE 1931 xyY color space eos color xy 0 464 0 254 pink color with 75 saturation eos color xyz Argument 1...

Page 624: ...arse mode but wheel mode can be changed with the eos wheel command below eos wheel index number for wheel mode 0 coarse 1 fine eos wheel 1 0 Parameter wheels and encoders eos wheel parameter number fo...

Page 625: ...parameter 2 X OSC wheel mode ticks for specified parameters ex red green blue eos switch fine parameter X fine wheel ticks for specified parameter ex pan eos switch fine parameter 1 parameter 2 X fin...

Page 626: ...ase value rapidly eos active switch 1 0 25 increase value slowly defaults to Coarse mode but wheel mode can be changed with the eos switch command eos active switch fine index number of fine wheel tic...

Page 627: ...Arguments Examples Comments Direct Select Creation eos ds index target type button count eos ds 1 chan 10 create OSC direct select bank 1 with 10 channel buttons eos ds 2 group 25 create OSC direct se...

Page 628: ...rget description name number eos out ds 1 1 Cyc 1 Note index is a 1 based index of any number of OSC direct select banks you wish to create target type may be one of the following Chan Group Macro Sub...

Page 629: ...Fader Controls eos fader index config page number fader count none eos fader 1 config 2 10 Jump to a specific fader page OSC Fader Map 1 Page 2 of 10 faders eos fader index page delta none eos fader...

Page 630: ...t index eos fader 1 1 OSC Key Note For a list of supported key names see Eos OSC Keys OSC Method Arguments Examples Comments eos key name number for button edge 1 0 down 0 0 up optional eos key select...

Page 631: ...level number for button edge 1 0 down 0 0 up optional eos group 1 level eos group number full number for button edge 1 0 down 0 0 up optional eos group 1 full eos group number min number for button ed...

Page 632: ...t sub percent to eos sub 1 0 75 useful for mapping to an OSC slider eos sub number out number for button edge 1 0 down 0 0 up optional eos sub 1 out eos sub number home number for button edge 1 0 down...

Page 633: ...us palette to recall eos fp fire 1 eos fp number fire number for button edge 1 0 down 0 0 up optional eos fp 1 fire OSC Color Palette OSC Method Arguments Examples Comments Select Color Palette eos cp...

Page 634: ...l eos cue 1 1 5 2 fire Cue Information Sent by Eos see Implicit OSC Output on page 624 for more information eos out active cue list cue Float argument with percent complete0 0 started 1 0 complete eos...

Page 635: ...10 into the cue list offset is a zero based index into the entire cue list where each cue counts as one item and each cue part counts as one item NOTE set cue list number to zero to follow the current...

Page 636: ...Targets Selection OSC Method Arguments Examples Comments eos curve number of curve to select eos curve 1 eos fx number of effect to select eos fx 1 eos snap number of snapshot to recall eos snap 1 eo...

Page 637: ...ing with command line text eos cmd Chan 1 At 75 unterminated command eos cmd Chan 1 At 75 terminated command eos cmd Chan 1 At 75 Enter terminated command eos cmd in line command line eos cmd Chan 1 A...

Page 638: ...ers Numeric arguments without a decimal are treated as 32 bit integer numbers Non numeric arguments are treated as strings Examples device command No arguments device command 1 One integer argument de...

Page 639: ...os out active cue text String argument with descriptive text about the active cue ex 1 2 3 Label 0 05 75 eos out pending cue cue list number cue number eos out pending cue text String argument with de...

Page 640: ...number Integer argument 0 On 1 Off eos out event Used for Time Code learn OSC Show File Information OSC Method Arguments Comments eos out show name String argument with show title eos out event show...

Page 641: ...ut Local In Out Also via SC GW Local In Only Also via SC GW Local Out Only Also via SC GW Via SC GW In Only Gio 5 No Via SC GW Via SC GW In Only Via SC GW Out Only Via SC GW In Only Ion Yes In Out Loc...

Page 642: ...others via I O 1 local SPDT others via I O Via I O GW Rx Tx Gio 5 Via I O GW 4 closures others via I O 1 local SPDT others via I O Via I O GW Rx Tx Ion Via I O GW 4 closures others via I O 1 local SPD...

Page 643: ...st 2 3 string IES Square OSC UID UIDs uniquely identify each show data target and are preserved in the show file This allows you to synchronize with a show file once and then again at a later time eve...

Page 644: ...with Eos Step 1 Request Eos Software Version Request the version number of the Eos by sending the following command eos get version Eos will reply with eos out get version string X X X X Example stri...

Page 645: ...cue list number count uint32 count eos out get group count uint32 count eos out get group displayed count uint32 count eos out get macro count uint32 count eos out get sub count uint32 count eos out...

Page 646: ...ex list count uint32 list index string UID eos out get cue cue list number cue number cue part number list list index list count uint32 list index string UID eos out get group group number list list i...

Page 647: ...mbers and or OSC Number Ranges eos out notify patch list list index list count uint32 sequence number eos out notify cuelist list list index list count uint32 sequence number eos out notify cue cue li...

Page 648: ...t uid UID eos get cue uid UID eos get group uid UID eos get group displayed uid UID eos get macro uid UID eos get sub uid UID eos get preset uid UID eos get ip uid UID eos get fp uid UID eos get cp ui...

Page 649: ...ext part data eos set group group number label string text eos set macro macro number label string text eos set sub sub number label string text eos set preset preset number label string text eos set...

Page 650: ..._Text_Two My_Text_Three My_Text_Four My_Text_Five My_Text_Six My_Text_Seven My_ Text_Eight My_Text_Nine My_Text_Ten 1 PATCH 2 OF 2 eos out get patch channel number part number notes uint32 index strin...

Page 651: ...eos out get cuelist 1 links list 0 3 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000 000000000000 2 CUE 1 OF 4 eos out get cue cue list number cue number cue part number list list index list count uint32 index string OSC...

Page 652: ...0000 0000 000000000000 My Cue One Label 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000 0 0 0 True 901 90 B A 3 0 0 True 1 False 00 00 00 02 0 CUE 2 OF 4 eos out get cue cue list number cue number cue part number fx list list inde...

Page 653: ...t get group 1 2 list 0 3 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000 000000000000 My Group One Point Two Label GROUP 2 OF 2 eos get group group number channels list list index list count uint32 index string OSC UID str...

Page 654: ...e string fader mode bool HTP bool exclusive bool background bool restore string priority string up time string dwell time string down time Example eos out get sub 3 list 0 13 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000...

Page 655: ...list 0 3 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000 000000000000 1 5 PRESET 3 OF 4 eos get preset preset number byType list list index list count uint32 index string OSC UID OSC Number Range by type channel list Examp...

Page 656: ...t ip 1 channels list 0 3 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000 000000000000 1 5 s PALETTE 3 OF 3 eos get palette type palette number byType list list index list count uint32 index string OSC UID OSC Number Range...

Page 657: ...list index list count uint32 index string OSC UID string label Example eos out get snap 1 list 0 2 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000 000000000000 My Snap One Label PIXEL MAP 1 OF 2 eos get pixmap pixmap numbe...

Page 658: ...uint32 index string OSC UID string label Example eos out get ms 1 list 0 2 0 00000000 0000 0000 0000 000000000000 My MS One Label OSC Troubleshooting In Eos open the Diagnostics tab Hold Tab and pres...

Page 659: ...SPLAY _last SLOTLAST _next SLOTNEXT a DIMMER_A about ABOUT absolute ABSOLUTE_EFFECT acn_device_disconnect ACN_DEVICE_DISCONNECT action ACTION add_favorite PATCH_ADD_FAVORITE addfiltercat ADD_FILTER_CA...

Page 660: ...ATCH_ATTRIB_MODE attributes EFFECT_ATTRIBUTES attributewheel ATTRIBUTE_WHEEL auto_dim COLOR_FADE_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS autoblock_clean AUTOBLOCK_CLEANUP automark AUTO_MARK automark_off AUTOMARK_OFF autoplay...

Page 661: ...E_EXIT center FAN_CENTER chan CHAN chan_per_group FAN_CHANNELS_PER_GROUP channel_filter CHANNEL_FILTER channelfader CHANNEL_FADER channelparam CHANNEL_PARAM check CHANNEL_CHECK cia_softkey1 CIA_SOFTKE...

Page 662: ...or_fade_times COLOR_FADE_TIMES color_fade_type COLOR_FADE_TYPE color_gel COLOR_GEL color_gel_match_hybrid COLOR_GEL_MATCH_HYBRID color_gel_match_spectrum COLOR_GEL_MATCH_SPECTRUM color_palette COLOR_P...

Page 663: ...OLUTION delay DELAY delete DELETE delete_device DELETE_DEVICE delete_effect DELETE_EFFECT deleteconfirm DELETE_CONFIRM console_settings DESK_SETTINGS detach DETACH_DEVICE device_clear_errors DEVICE_CL...

Page 664: ...TES display_presets SS_DISPLAY_PRESETS display_snapshots SS_DISPLAY_SNAPSHOTS display_time_mode_latch DISPLAY_TIME_MODE_LATCH display_timing DISPLAY_TIME_MODE displays DISPLAYS dmx DMX_LEVEL dmx_ DMX_...

Page 665: ...ELEMENT_BUMP_21 element_bump_22 ELEMENT_BUMP_22 element_bump_23 ELEMENT_BUMP_23 element_bump_24 ELEMENT_BUMP_24 element_bump_25 ELEMENT_BUMP_25 element_bump_26 ELEMENT_BUMP_26 element_bump_27 ELEMENT_...

Page 666: ...7 ELEMENT_BUMP_7 element_bump_8 ELEMENT_BUMP_8 element_bump_9 ELEMENT_BUMP_9 element_pos_1 ELEMENT_POS_1 element_pos_2 ELEMENT_POS_2 element_pos_3 ELEMENT_POS_3 element_pps_4 ELEMENT_POS_4 enable ENAB...

Page 667: ...SC_EVENT_LIST exclusive EXCLUSIVE execute EXECUTE exit EXIT_MODE exittime EXIT_TIME expand EXPAND expand_collapse_left EXPAND_COLAPSE_LEFT expand_collapse_up EXPAND_COLAPSE_UP expand_down EXPAND_DOWN...

Page 668: ...ng_page FADER_PAGE_WING fan_ FAN fan_curve FAN_CURVE feedback_errors SFF_ERRORS filter FILTER filter_mode FILTER_MODE filters SNAPSHOT_FILTERS fine FINE finewheel FINE_WHEEL finewheelandencoderbutton...

Page 669: ...OBAL_PALETTE gm_exempt GM_EXEMPT go PLAYBACK_GO Master Fader go_0 GO Master Fader go_to_cue GO_TO_CUE go_to_cue_0 FADER_GO_TO_CUE_0 gocue0 PLAYBACK_CUE_ZERO gotocue PLAYBACK_GOTOCUE gotocuetime GOTO_C...

Page 670: ..._FADE independent INDEPENDENT infinite EFFECT_INFINITE inhibitive INHIBITIVE input_string SC_INPUT_STRING insert INSERT insert_after INSERT_AFTER insert_before INSERT_BEFORE insert_channel INSERT_CHAN...

Page 671: ...AGS learn LEARN learn_time_discrete_steps LEARN_DISCRETE_TIME learn_time_sample_bpm LEARN_TIME left_side_sk_1 LEFT_SIDE_SK_1 left_side_sk_2 LEFT_SIDE_SK_2 left_side_sk_3 LEFT_SIDE_SK_3 left_side_sk_4...

Page 672: ...809 MACRO_809 macro_810 MACRO_810 macro_811 MACRO_811 macro_812 MACRO_812 macro_813 MACRO_813 macro_814 MACRO_814 macro_815 MACRO_815 macro_816 MACRO_816 macro_817 MACRO_817 macro_818 MACRO_818 macro_...

Page 673: ...FAN_MIRROR_OUT module_1_connected MODULE1_CONNECTED module_1_disconnected MODULE1_DISCONNECTED module_2_connected MODULE2_CONNECTED module_2_disconnected MODULE2_DISCONNECTED module_3_connected MODUL...

Page 674: ...open_color_picker OPENCOLORPICKER open_cp_blind OPEN_COLOR_PALETTE_PREVIEW open_cue_blind OPEN_CUE_LIST_INDEX open_curve_preview OPEN_CURVE_PREVIEW open_dmx_patch OPEN_DMX_PATCH open_effect_blind OPEN...

Page 675: ...e SCROLL_MODE page_up PAGE_UP palettes SFF_PALETTES paper_size_a2 PAPER_SIZE_A2 paper_size_a3 PAPER_SIZE_A3 paper_size_a4 PAPER_SIZE_A4 paper_size_legal PAPER_SIZE_LEGAL paper_size_letter PAPER_SIZE_L...

Page 676: ...PIXELMAP_ROW_GUIDES pixel_map_snapshot PIXELMAP_SNAPSHOT pixel_map_start_address PIXELMAP_START_ADDRESS pixel_map_vertical_order PIXELMAP_VERTICAL_ORDER pixel_maps SFF_PIXELMAPS pixelmap PIXELMAP play...

Page 677: ...om_rate RANDOM_RATE rate RATE rate_wheel_move RATE_WHEEL_MOVE ratewheel RATE_WHEEL rce_channels EFFECT_CHANNELS rce_insert EFFECT_INSERT rce_on_off EFFECT_ON_OFF recall_from RECALL_FROM receivechan MS...

Page 678: ...se REVERSE reverse_steps REVERSE_STEPS rfr RFR_ENABLE rgb COLOR_FADE_RGB rotate_90 PIXELMAP_ROTATE_90 rpu_1 RPU_1 rpu_10 RPU_10 rpu_11 RPU_11 rpu_12 RPU_12 rpu_13 RPU_13 rpu_14 RPU_14 rpu_15 RPU_15 rp...

Page 679: ...I_STRING send_string SEND_SERIAL_STRING server_chan MAIN_LAYER_CHAN set_chan_level SET_CHAN_LEVEL setup SETUP shield SHIELDED_SUB shift SHIFT show_channels SFF_SHOWCHANNELS show_control SFF_SHOWCONTRO...

Page 680: ...atus EFFECT_STATUS step STEP stepbased STEPBASED_EFFECT steptime STEP_TIME stop STOP stop_1 STOP01 stop_10 STOP10 stop_2 STOP02 stop_3 STOP03 stop_4 STOP04 stop_5 STOP05 stop_6 STOP06 stop_7 STOP07 st...

Page 681: ...y RTC_SUNDAY sw_go_1 SW_GO_1 sw_go_10 SW_GO_10 sw_go_11 SW_GO_11 sw_go_12 SW_GO_12 sw_go_13 SW_GO_13 sw_go_14 SW_GO_14 sw_go_15 SW_GO_15 sw_go_16 SW_GO_16 sw_go_17 SW_GO_17 sw_go_18 SW_GO_18 sw_go_19...

Page 682: ..._STOP_17 sw_stop_18 SW_STOP_18 sw_stop_19 SW_STOP_19 sw_stop_2 SW_STOP_2 sw_stop_20 SW_STOP_20 sw_stop_21 SW_STOP_21 sw_stop_22 SW_STOP_22 sw_stop_23 SW_STOP_23 sw_stop_24 SW_STOP_24 sw_stop_25 SW_STO...

Page 683: ...t5 TEXT5 text6 TEXT6 text7 TEXT7 text8 TEXT8 text9 TEXT9 thru THRU thursday RTC_THURSDAY time TIME time_code CUE_TIME_CODE time_template TIME_TEMPLATE timing_disable TIMING_DISABLE timing_disable_back...

Page 684: ...ew_channels FLEXI_VIEW_CHANNELS visible_workspaces SNAPSHOT_MONITORS vplaybackmove VPLAYBACK_MOVE vsubmove VIRT_SUB_MOVE wait_for_enter MACRO_PAUSE_FOR_ENTER wait_for_input MACRO_PAUSE_FOR_INPUT wedne...

Page 685: ...tions However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determ...

Page 686: ...hese limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not ins...

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