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Eos, Ion, Element, and Eos/Ion RPUs support external touchscreens, as do Congo, Congo jr, and Congo Lightserver running version 5+ software. Net3 RVIs support as well (again with Congo 5+ as a restriction). There are two options for acquiring touchscreens: ETC stocks a touchscreen (part # M231) available...
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If you are having trouble connecting an Eos/Ion/Element client pc running Windows Vista to the master console (and you can ping the console), make sure the Service Location Protocol is 'Started' and 'Automatic'. To do this: Right-click on the 'My Computer' icon on the desktop...
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Manuals Net3 Radio Focus Remote Setup Guide Net3 RFR Gateway Configuration Editor (GCE) Knowledge Base: Net3 Radio Focus Remote (RFR) Setup On Congo Net3 RFR Base Station LED States ETC Network IP Addresses Help Your Technician Help you
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Console Settings Eos, Ion and Element output both Net2 (EDMX) and Net3 (sACN/E1.31) levels via ethernet. As these protocols are enabled by default, you will likely not need to enable them in the Settings menu of the Eos/Ion/Element welcome screen. Open the Settings menu, then navigate to the Network...
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ETC Product Wiki
by
ldelwich
on 09-03-2009
Filed under: Element, Eos, Ion, KnowledgeBase, Visualiser, Visualizer, Wyg
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Hi there - Element will only support Mirror Mode operation of clients and RVIs, so we thought hard about it and decided that Mirror Mode access should be "free" - meaning that no dongle will be required to connect a client or RVI to an Element console (or Eos/Ion, I believe, if running in Mirror...
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Hello everyone - Welcome to the Element Forum here at ETC. This is the place to chat with other Element users about features you love, features you wish you had, features you wish were better, and so on. Feel free to ask whatever you like. We have users all around the world, so it's likely that there...
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If you've seen the Periodic Table of Element poster we created for the USITT conference this year but were not able to get one for yourself, fear not! We have made the table into a fun Flash feature on the Element product page of our website. See it for yourself here . Thanks - Sarah
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1) What is Element? Element is the smallest console in the Eos family of products. It is designed for smaller venues with mostly conventional (dimmers) lighting rigs and small numbers of motorized conventional accessories (scrollers, gobo rotators, moving mirror heads, etc.) and other DMX devices like...