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200 Ion Classic User Manual
About Setup
This section describes the processes involved in changing your system, user, and device
settings to meet your preferences.
For more information on settings not found in Setup, see
About the Eos Configuration Utility
(on page 546)
.
To enter the setup screen, select [Displays], then {Setup}, or navigate to Setup via the
browser. users can also use the dedicated hardkey.
The CIA will repaint to display the following setup sections and their subsections:
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System Settings (below)
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User Settings (on page 209)
•
Device Settings (on page 211)
Selecting a subsection will display any associated settings fields. To change the setting for any
of these fields, press the field in the CIA to activate it. If the field requires data, enter it from
the keypad. If the field is a toggle state, one press of the button will switch the field to its
other state.
System Settings
This section provides settings for the entire system. Changes to these settings are system-wide
and will impact all connected consoles and clients connected to the system.
System
Num of 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 channels can exist in the patch, but they can be distributed throughout the entire
99,999 channel count. Enter the number of channels for your system using the keypad. This
entry must be confirmed with the [Enter] key.
Note:
Every part in a multipart channel will count as an additional channel for the
channel count total.
Dim. Dbl. Offset
This allows you to set the address offset for dimmer doubling. The default for this is 20000, to
match the Net3 standard offset, including Sensor dimming software. For dimmer doubling
over Local DMX, this value should be set to 256.
Create Virtual HSB
Allows you to disable creation of virtual hue and saturation parameters. This option is disabled
by default.
When Virtual HSB controls are disabled, the hue and saturation columns will not display in
Table view. You will not be able to record just the Hue or Saturation values into a cue,
submaster, preset, or palette, and you cannot apply an effect to Hue and Saturation. You will
still be able to control Hue and Saturation from the encoders, ML Controls, Color Picker, and
the command line.