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Encoders
When both CYM and RGB mixing systems are present in the lighting rig, they take priority in the
encoder mapping, followed by fixed wheels, then scrollers. A CMY color mixing fixture may not be
placed in RGB mode, nor can an RGB fixture be placed in CMY mode.
• When the mechanism is a fixed color wheel or a color scroller, you can use the encoder to
select the desired frame. Pressing the {E} expands the display to include a button for each
frame indicated with both a location number (example: “#5”) and a label (example: “Rosco
R80”). The specific colors within the scroller or wheel are specified in patch.
new scroll or wheel” on page 94.
Home
Eos is equipped with a [Home] hardkey. As with the {Home} touchbutton on the Encoder LCD (see
) this hardkey allows you to home a specific parameter. Additionally, you may
home all of a channel’s non-intensity parameters or home only a specific category (I, F, C, B).
Homing a channel, category, parameter, or submaster will return it to the default 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 of all
channels in group 1.
• [Sub] [1] [Home] [Enter] - homes submaster 1.
• [Sub] [1] [Thru] [Home] [Enter] - homes all submasters.
You can select a preset to provide home values for all non-intensity parameters (instead of fixture
library default values) when home commands are used. Store a preset with modified home values
for only the channel parameters you would like at a different value than default. And then assign
that preset to Home in Setup (see
). Since home does not impact intensity,
any intensity values stored in the home preset will be disregarded. Any channels that are not
included in the preset assigned to Home in Setup will use their library defaults.