ETC programming wing

Thank you for reaching out.

1. The Eos Programming wing ships with
   • Power supply
   • IEC power cord
   • Dust cover
   • USB cable.
2. Yes.
3. The Programming Wing is a USB facepanel accessory to provide a console-like experience. Augment3d is just one of the many features of the Eos software, there is no special connection that Augment3d needs to recognize.
4. Yes. The wing has USB ports where you can plug the ETCnomad dongle (sold separately). In this case you will have to connect the wing to the computer before starting the software so the license dongle is detected by the software.
5. Yes, the wing needs mains power, the power supply and power cord are included in the delivery.

You can find the Eos Programming Wing datasheet here.

Thank you very much. Just one question on your reply:

Do I need to buy the ETCnomad dongle for the whole wing to work?

And also sorry but is there a cheaper option than the programming wing? Because I was thinking of getting the cmd_key for eos and using an external (cheap) fader wing for smoother intensity control

That's a tricky question: You don't need the dongle for the wing to work, it's a USB accessory for the Eos software. You can press buttons and use encoders without the dongle. But if you want to output DMX (or network protocols sending DMX) you will need the dongle.

So the answer is: needing the dongle depends on your use-case. If you're preprogramming offline you won't need it, if you want to use it as console and output to a rig then yes, you will need the dongle.

That's a tricky question: You don't need the dongle for the wing to work, it's a USB accessory for the Eos software. You can press buttons and use encoders without the dongle. But if you want to output DMX (or network protocols sending DMX) you will need the dongle.

So the answer is: needing the dongle depends on your use-case. If you're preprogramming offline you won't need it, if you want to use it as console and output to a rig then yes, you will need the dongle.