>> Sasha: Hello, I'm Sasha Aranow, and I work in Technical Support here at Electronic Theatre Controls,
and I'd like to introduce you to ETCnomad™.
ETCnomad™ gives you the freedom to travel with your show, and program on the fly.
First, we have the ETCnomad™ Key
It's small and will fit in your pocket, and allow you to go anywhere.
This will allow you to output ArtNet or streaming ACN (sACN)
from your PC or Mac running Eos Family or Cobalt Family software.
Next, we have the ETCnomad Puck™.
This is purpose-built hardware that will allow you to output sACN or ArtNet,
and also runs Eos® Family or Cobalt® software.
And now, introducing our Programming Wings.
They are for Eos® and Cobalt® Family.
They connect to via USB to your ETCnomad™ for PC or Mac,
ETCnomad Puck™, RVI, RPU or Cobalt® Light Server.
They have a VESA mount, and a Kensington Lock
They also have a full I/O board.
For more information, please refer to documentation.
And now, five quick tips for Eos family on ETCnomad™.
>> Nick: So, I wanna show you the quick things you need to do
to get started in your Eos family system.
The first thing I'm going to want to do is select either my Eos or my Element.
I'm gonna log in to Eos today
and I'm going to start up as a Primary, because I'm going to be out-putting to my rig later.
And I'm in.
So, the first thing I'm gonna do is come in and open up my show
in the browser just going to open my Video Shoot.
Great.
So, now I wanna go ahead and set up my frames.
So I'll pop into the display menu, pick the frames that I want.
I think on this side, I'm gonna set up my Focus Paletts for this show.
I like this layout for the screen, but I'm gonna come over to my next workspace
and add my Magic Sheet.
I like that one.
Now I'm ready to start programming
So, I'm going to come on over, get back into Live,
and open up my keypad.
I'm going to go ahead and bring 1 through 13 at Full.
I'll close my keypad.
And maybe I want to change the label on this Focus Palette.
I'll just touch to get my label on the command line,
And I'll type,"Down Stage Right".
And now, five quick tips for Cobalt family on ETCnomad™
>> Nick: Now I've got to do some work on my Cobalt show file.
The first thing I'm gonna do is bring up my Console Mimic Dock
I'm gonna right-mouse-click on the menu of my Dock,
and find Console Mimic Dock.
Now that I have that open, I can drag that Dock wider
so I can see my whole Console face panel at once.
When I want to duplicate the action of pressing and holding two keys on the face panel
I can use the control button on my keyboard.
I'm gonna put my channel display into a more standard format,
and I'm gonna start controlling individual channels.
So, I'm gonna go back to my Direct Select Dock.
To make selections, I can either touch
individual channels to add them to my selection,
I can press and hold to select a range of channels,
or, if I double-hit a single channel
I get just that channel selected.
When I've made the channel selection that I want,
I can right-mouse-click anywhere on the Live screen
and get my Commonly Used Tasks here
including my Help function.
And now I'm ready to control my lights.
Cobalt has a lot of features, especially in the Direct Select Dock
for ease of bringing up channels.
For example, simply touch a group,
press & hold, and move the intensity up.
You can also press & hold, move it down to take the channels to a lower level.
For individual device controls it's just as easy.
I'm gonna bring up my Device Controls Dock.
In my Device Controls Dock I can see all of my parameters or individual categories.
For now I'm just going to go ahead and open my gobo film strip,
and grab the gobo that I want.
That one looks nice.
Great. I love those changes and now I'm ready to play it back.
So, I'm gonna come to my Main Playback tab,
and up at the top,
I have all of my playback tools.
simply have to have to hit the Go button,
and the show is on.
>> Sasha: Thanks for watching. For more information on ETCnomad™ please visit etcconnect.com
Have a great day.