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    Eos Family Learning Series

    Level 1 Essentials

    Level 1 Essentials for Eos


    Family Software
    All the basics to start working with your
    lighting desk

    Are you new to the Eos family of consoles and


    want to hit the ground running with your
    first show? Learn all the basics you will need
    to get started with the Essentials material.
    This will give you a solid foundation with the
    Eos family of consoles and prepare you to
    grow your knowledge when you are ready.

    Most of the videos on this page were created


    using v2.9 software. There are a few videos
    updated with changes from v3.2. The current
    workbooks are written for v3.2. If familiar
    with the software, you might check out the
    v3.2 Software Introduction video for an
    overview of everything new.

    After completing the level, you’ll be able to:

    Patch conventional and multi-parameter


    fixtures
    Work with channels in Live mode
    Record, select and delete groups
    Record, play and delete cues
    Record to, load and clear submasters
    Understand Tracking and Block, Cue Timing,
    and Park
    Manage show files (create new, save, save
    as)
    Control non-intensity parameters at a basic
    level
    Create simple step-based effects

    Download the following to enhance


    your experience.

    Eos Family Learning Series Zip File

    Eos Family Level 1 Workbook v3.2

    Eos Family Level 1 Workbook v2.9

    Element 2 Level 1 Workbook v2.9

    Setting up the Learning Series System


    Guide

    ETCnomad PC Software

    ETCnomad Mac Software

    Eos Family Video L…

    Chapter 1 - Patch
    Patching By Channel
    Clear vs. Unpatch vs. Delete
    Undo
    Patch by Address
    Patch a Multi - Parameter Device and
    Compound Device
    Channel - Address Check & Save Show

    Chapter 2 - Channel Control


    Set Channels in Live
    Offset in Live
    Sneak
    Live and Blind Displays
    Central Information Area (CIA)
    Tab Navigation

    Chapter 3 - Groups
    Groups
    Group List Display

    Chapter 4 - Submasters
    Submasters

    Chapter 5 - Cues
    Cues
    Record Cues with Time
    Delete Cues

    Chapter 6 - Playback
    Playback Status Display
    Basic Cue playback
    Go to Cue
    Channel Display Color Conventions
    Flexichannel Modes

    Chapter 7 - Track/Cue Only/Block


    Track/Cue Only
    Block
    Auto-Block
    Assert

    Chapter 8 - Non-Intensity Parameters


    Non-Intensity Parameters
    Lamp Controls
    Color Controls
    Focus
    Beam
    Home
    ML Controls

    Chapter 9 - Additional Cue Features


    Cue Delay
    Cue Follow/Hang
    Cue Link

    Chapter 10 - Update
    Update

    Chapter 11 - Park
    Park

    Chapter 12 - Setup
    Setup

    Chapter 13 - Intro to Effects


    Intro to Effects
    A Simple Color Effect

    Additional Cue Writing Exercise

    Explore Eos Family products

    Explore more Eos Family user resources


    at the Eos [Home]

    Level 1 Essentials

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