Eos control –
with or without the console.
Eos in a box
Sometimes you need the brains of an Eos system, but not the hands-on hardware. An Eos processor can expand the flexibility and security of your lighting control system, whether you’re using it as a backup to protect your show, a remote programming
station, or as a standalone controller for automated or long-running productions.
You can monitor and control your rig directly from your equipment rack, or build your own remote workstation with
USB-connectable devices – including touchscreens,
Eos Fader Wings, and the
Eos Programming Wing.
Which processor is right for you?
Eos Apex Processor
24K outputs
With the same powerful processing as the Apex consoles and network connections through four Gigabit Ethernet and two SFP+ ports, this rack-mount device can drive a high-powered rig on its own or serve as a backup to keep
large systems running safely. You can even monitor and interact with your system using the built-in haptic touchscreen.
Eos Apex Datasheet
Ion Xe RPU
2K or 12K outputs
With the same power as an Ion Xe console, this rack-mount device is the perfect backup or controller for any mid-sized lighting system. The face panel features 20 user-programmable buttons and LED indicators that help you
monitor your RPU’s status and system synchronization.
Ion Xe RPU Datasheet
ETC Puck
1K or 6K outputs
This ETC-supported mini-PC can function as a cost-effective backup or standalone controller for small-scale rigs or as a client in your Eos system – whether as a remote programming station or a
video interface.
ETC Puck Datasheet
ETCnomad
1K or 6K outputs
In addition to providing convenient on-the-go programming from your Mac or PC, an ETCnomad software key can turn your computer into a primary or backup controller or a remote workstation for your Eos system.
Learn more about ETCnomad →
ETCnomad Datasheet
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Eos Apex Processor
|
Ion Xe RPU
|
ETC Puck
|
ETCnomad
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| Output Addresses |
24,576 |
2,048 or 12,288 |
1,024 or 6,144 |
1,024 or 6,144 |
| Hardware Class Compatibility |
Apex, Gio, Ion |
Apex, Gio, Ion |
Apex, Gio, Ion, Element* |
Apex, Gio, Ion, Element* |
| USB 3.1 Ports |
4x USB-A
4x USB-C
|
5x USB-A
2x USB-C
|
3x USB-A
2x USB-C
|
(Based on device hardware)
|
| Displays Supported |
3x Display Port, up to 4K multitouch
|
2x Display Port, up to 4K multitouch
|
2x Display Port, up to 4K multitouch
|
(Based on device hardware)
|
| Networking Interface |
4x Gigabit Ethernet plus 2x SFP+ 10 Gigabit Ports (copper or fiber sleds sold separately) |
2x Gigabit Ethernet ports |
2x Gigabit Ethernet ports |
(Based on device hardware) |
* When booted in Element mode
Eos control – with or without the console.
Eos in a box
Sometimes you need the brains of an Eos system, but not the hands-on hardware. An Eos processor can expand the flexibility and security of your lighting control system, whether you’re using it as a backup to protect your show, a remote programming
station, or as a standalone controller for automated or long-running productions.
You can monitor and control your rig directly from your equipment rack, or build your own remote workstation with
USB-connectable devices – including touchscreens,
Eos Fader Wings, and the
Eos Programming Wing.
Which processor is right for you?
Eos Apex Processor
24K outputs
With the same powerful processing as the Apex consoles and network connections through two Gigabit Ethernet and two SFP+ ports, this rack-mount device can drive a high-powered rig on its own or serve as a backup to keep large systems running safely.
You can even monitor and interact with your system using the built-in haptic touchscreen.
Ion Xe RPU
2K or 12K outputs
With the same power as an Ion Xe console, this rack-mount device is the perfect backup or controller for any mid-sized lighting system. The face panel features 20 user-programmable buttons and LED indicators that help you monitor your RPU’s status
and system synchronization.
ETC Puck
1K or 6K outputs
This ETC-supported mini-PC can function as a cost-effective backup or standalone controller for small-scale rigs or as a client in your Eos system – whether as a remote programming station or a video interface.
ETCnomad
1K or 6K outputs
In addition to providing convenient on-the-go programming from your Mac or PC, an ETCnomad software key can turn your computer into a primary or backup controller or a remote workstation for your Eos system.