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Eos Software Version 2.6 is released and available for download.

2.6 Release Notes: http://www.etcconnect.com/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx…
2.6 Manual Supplement: http://www.etcconnect.com/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx…
2.6 Software (consoles and ETCnomad PC): http://www.etcconnect.com/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx…
2.6 Software (ETCnomad Mac): http://www.etcconnect.com/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx…

2.6 includes, but is not limited to:
• Enhanced Snapshot Interface
• Quick-Access popup tools
• Fader Config: Manual Timing Master with channel/parameter filtering
• Fader Config: Macro X option for custom fader buttons
• [Sub 1 CopyTo Sub 2 Attrs Only] to only copy subs attributes, not levels or effects
• Changes to Subs With Effects
• 3 decimal places in target numbers that allow decimals
• "About +" Display Toggles
• New Query Conditions
• Use Shift + Label as a shortcut to get to Cue Notes
• An option to the Macro editor to exclude execution of the associated macro from being learned by Time Code.
• The ability to save logs from the main Eos app, without having to exit to the shell
• [Chan 1 CopyTo Chan 2 From_Absolute] to copy chan 1's absolute value to chan 2
• Scene targets on custom direct selects
• The use of any sACN universe
• Priority Marking
• Monitor Alias
• CSV Import
• Support for 3rd party MIDI over USB

2.6 also unlocks a substantial amount of functionality for Element.  Please check the release note and Element supplement.  

ETC is also going to only two levels of output for all devices, base and unlocked.  The release note covers the various pieces of hardware and what their new output levels are.  If you have a device that has higher output capacity than the base, 2.6 software will unlock output as noted in the release note.

Thanks all.

Anne

 

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  • Hej dear ETC-gang,

    Bug-Reports here or new post?

    Edit:
    I will just hold that here for now to not forget about it....

    In the Snapshot-list I wanted to exclude Snapshots from the favorites (2.5 Showfile all Snapshots had favorite entry). When I said Favorite_Enter it didn´t change anything on favorites but switched everything else off...

    That´s a bug isn´t it?

  • in reply to Paule

    Hello Paule,

    About your Snapshot question - yes, that is a bug.  In v2.6.0, in the Snapshots tab, select the Snapshot you do not want to have in the pop-up Favorites.  Then, use the softkeys to choose everything you *do* want it to have.

    So, you might say : Snapshot 3 Visible Workspaces Direct Selects Custom DS.  

    If you know you don't want a Snapshot to be a Favorite when you first record it, uncheck the Favorite box before you finish recording.

  • in reply to Matt Pumplin
    Matt,
    in 2.6 is there any way to tell a snapshot to go to a specific monitor in Snapshot-List?

    Thx!
  • in reply to Paule

    Hello Paule,

    When you record the Snapshot using [Record] {Snapshot} nnn - the onscreen tool shows you which monitors/frames you're recording.  That method remembers the look of each screen - and if you only tell it to record what is on Monitor 2, it will put that look back on Monitor 2, but not change anything about Monitor 1.

    Maybe you want to record a Snapshot look, but be able to apply it to any Monitor?  If that's the case, you want to create a Single-Screen Snapshot (SSSS to be confusingly short).  To do that, open the Display Controls tool (the tiny computer screen in the top-left corner) (boxed in Green), then click on the "New Snapshot" button (boxed in yellow):

    When you want to apply that Single-screen Snapshot to a particular monitor, open the Display Controls tool on that Monitor, then click on the SSSS.  Or, make sure that the monitor you want to apply the SSSS to is active (has the Gold bounding box, then type [Snapshot] [SSSS's #] Enter and it will fire just on that Monitor.

    You can convert a Single-screen Snapshot to a Full Snapshot in the Snapshots editor (Tab 19).  [1] {Vis Wrkspcs} {Direct Selects} {Favorite} is the default for a new Full Snapshot.  You cannot directly convert a Full Snapshot to a SSSS one - you would just fire the Full Snapshot, then use the Display Controls method to record the SSSS version that you want.

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  • in reply to Paule

    Hello Paule,

    When you record the Snapshot using [Record] {Snapshot} nnn - the onscreen tool shows you which monitors/frames you're recording.  That method remembers the look of each screen - and if you only tell it to record what is on Monitor 2, it will put that look back on Monitor 2, but not change anything about Monitor 1.

    Maybe you want to record a Snapshot look, but be able to apply it to any Monitor?  If that's the case, you want to create a Single-Screen Snapshot (SSSS to be confusingly short).  To do that, open the Display Controls tool (the tiny computer screen in the top-left corner) (boxed in Green), then click on the "New Snapshot" button (boxed in yellow):

    When you want to apply that Single-screen Snapshot to a particular monitor, open the Display Controls tool on that Monitor, then click on the SSSS.  Or, make sure that the monitor you want to apply the SSSS to is active (has the Gold bounding box, then type [Snapshot] [SSSS's #] Enter and it will fire just on that Monitor.

    You can convert a Single-screen Snapshot to a Full Snapshot in the Snapshots editor (Tab 19).  [1] {Vis Wrkspcs} {Direct Selects} {Favorite} is the default for a new Full Snapshot.  You cannot directly convert a Full Snapshot to a SSSS one - you would just fire the Full Snapshot, then use the Display Controls method to record the SSSS version that you want.

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