Gio joins ETC’s Eos console family

The middle child of the Eos line, the new Gio sits between Ion and Eos in the product family – sharing the same programming DNA.

Gio also introduces some new technologies to the Eos line-up. Backlit buttons have arrived (so now you can use your dimmable Littlites for your script instead) Gio includes two integral, articulating multi-touch displays and supports up to three external displays, all of which can also be multi-touch.

Gio can integrate into an Eos or Ion system with ease, acting as a primary, back-up, or client console in combination with the rest of the family. All of the accessories available for Eos and Ion service Gio as well.  The keypad layout is virtually identical to Eos, making moving between platforms a snap. If you know Eos, you’ll know Gio.

Features

• 10,000 channels (devices)
• 2048, 4096, 6144, or 8192 outputsparameters
• Dedicated master-playback fader pair
• 10 definable motorized faders, with 30 pages of control
• 999 cue lists
• 200 active playbacks
• 300 submasters
• 4 pageable haptic encoders
• 2 – 12.1” LCD touchscreens
• High-density live and blind displays
• Electronic magic sheets
• Virtual Media Server Control with stock content (user images may be imported)
• Net3™ (ACN based) and ETCNet2™ native
• Multiple MIDI and SMPTE Inputs
• Client/server networking and synchronized backup
• Offline and Client programming on PC (Windows 7 or XP) and native on Macintosh (OS X Intel)
• Data-laundering from Obsession®, Express/ion, Emphasis™, Congo® and Strand 500/300 series show files via ASCII
• 12 discrete on-line users with partitioned control
• Seven multipurpose USB bus (pointing devices, keyboard, touchscreens, flashdrives)

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Australian distributor: Jands www.jands.com.au