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Eos Configuration Utility Reference<br />

During the boot process, a countdown timer will appear near the <strong>Ion</strong> logo. There are two ways that<br />

you can force the console to boot into the utility instead of the main console application. You can<br />

either click with a mouse the countdown timer itself or you can hold down “e”, “o” and “s” at the<br />

same time on a connected alphanumeric keyboard. You have 5 seconds to do either one if you want<br />

to go directly to the configuration utility.<br />

Otherwise, you can always enter the ECU from the <strong>Ion</strong> application by choosing Browser>Exit <strong>Ion</strong>.<br />

Starting Screen<br />

Clicking Primary will<br />

start the console in<br />

Primary mode<br />

Clicking Client assigns<br />

this console as a client.<br />

Clicking Offline will put<br />

the console in offline<br />

mode and will not interact<br />

on the network with other<br />

devices.<br />

This is the starting screen of the utility. From here you can choose to boot the console in one of<br />

several different modes, change various settings, or shutdown the console.<br />

Primary<br />

This is the mode for using a single console on a network. On a system with multiple consoles, the<br />

primary is the console that client and backup consoles synchronize with, making it the source of all<br />

information a client or backup console sees on the network.<br />

Primary mode can be run on Eos, <strong>Ion</strong>, and RPUs (Remote Processor Unit).<br />

Client<br />

<strong>Ion</strong> Welcome Screen / Eos Configuration Utility entry point<br />

Clicking Backup will assign this console<br />

as a backup to a processor in Primary<br />

mode.<br />

Clicking Settings will take you to the<br />

settings and screens of the Eos<br />

Configuration Utility (ECU) described<br />

below.<br />

Clicking Shutdown will shutdown the <strong>Ion</strong><br />

console after a confirmation.<br />

A device set to client mode can act as a remote controller or remote video station for a system. A<br />

client device cannot output to the lighting system. Only a primary or backup processor can do this.<br />

User ID determines some interaction between the client and the primary console. If the client and<br />

the primary console have the same User ID, they will act as one. If they have different User IDs,<br />

they will have separate command lines.<br />

Client mode can run on Eos, <strong>Ion</strong>, RPUs, RVIs, and personal computers with the client dongle.<br />

294 <strong>Ion</strong> Operations Manual

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