ETC Eos Family v2.2.0 - Manual (Page 19)

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Eos Family v2.1.0
Eos Family Operations Manual Supplement Page 2 Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.
Grandmaster/Blackout
If a grandmaster is set to a value other than 100%, a grandmaster button
with the set value will be shown at the top of each display. If blackout is
currently on, a blackout button will be shown at the top of the displays.
Clicking on either button will open a new display which will allow you to
turn off blackout and set the grandmaster to a different level.
Managing Show Files Change
Show File Advisory
If the loaded show file exceeds the console’s output capacity, an advisory will display in the CIA.
You will need to dismiss the advisory by pressing {Ok} before continuing. To see the capacity of the
console, press [About].
Setup Changes
High Contrast Display
By default, High Contrast Display is now enabled in Setup>Desk>Displays.
100 Channel Display
Additional options have been added to 100 Channel Display in Setup, Setup>Desk>Displays, to
help accommodate different display dimensions.
You can select to have this option disabled, display the channels in 4 rows of 25 (4x25), or 5 rows
of 20 (5x20), depending on the dimensions of your displays. The default for this setting is
“Disabled.”
Encoder Acceleration on Eos and Ion
Encoder Acceleration has been removed from Eos and Ion, which matches the behavior of the Eos
Ti and Gio encoders.
In Setup>Desk>Face Panel>Encoders, there are two options available: {Degrees Per
Revolution}, which is for the pan & tilt encoders, and {Percent Per Revolution}, which is for the
other encoders. When a pan or tilt encoder is moved one revolution, the parameter will change by
as many degrees as defined in Setup. The default is 30. When any other encoder is moved one
revolution, the parameter will change by the set percentage of its entire range. The default is 35.
The settings for {Encoder Degrees Per Revolution} and {Encoder Percent Per Revolution} are
stored with the show file. Starting a new file will reset the two settings to their default values.
N o t e : On Eos, toggling an encoder no longer works to place it into fine mode.On both
Eos and Ion, hold down [Shift] while moving the encoder for fine control.
Releasing the [Shift] key will restore the encoder to its default mode