Elegant. ETC’s acclaimed new Eos lighting console provides simple, approachable control in a nuanced programming environment, with unmatched depth and power.

You’ll be stunned by how easy – and fast – moving-light control can be. And you don’t have to sacrifice what you need for conventional control to get it. Original.

We started with a white board and no assumptions. We talked to designers, programmers and electricians. We designed a product that is familiar, comfortable and simultaneously forward looking, with common problems solved in ingenious ways. We looked for intuitive solutions while reducing keystrokes.

Our rich fixture library means palettes can be constructed quickly – automatically or manually. The command line is fully integrated with direct selects, allowing you to work seamlessly from the keypad and the touchscreen controls. Sophisticated. The touchscreen-versus-mechanical-controls debate stops here.

Eos provides touchscreen flexibility with the tactile response of buttons, so you can keep your eyes on the stage, not the desk. And we’ve got buttons. No mouse needed when you access commonly used programming functions. We don’t bury necessary features under layers either. What you need is right within reach.

Each device on the system has a discrete workspace: designers no longer have to sacrifice their needs for those of programmers. Partitioned control provides a safe and effective method for multiple programmers to build content into a show file.
Designers, programmers and electricians must work across venue types with equal ease, and your desk must too. Eos – Complete Control – from ETC.

Product Features

• 5000 channels (devices
• 4000 and 8000 outputs/parameters
• Dedicated master playback fader pair
• 10 definable motorized faders, with 30 pages of control
• 999 cue lists
• 200 submasters
• 3 programmable grand masters
• Dedicated pan/tilt or XYZ encoders, 4 pageable encoders
• 2 15” LCD touchscreens
• High-density live and blind displays
• Electronic magic sheets
• Net3 (ACN based) and ETCNet2 native
• Multiple MIDI and SMPTE Inputs
• Synchronized backup
• Offline programming
  
• Data-laundering from Obsession, Express/ion and Strand 500/300 series show files via ASCII
  
• 12 discrete on-line users