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4 Ion Operations Manual
Important Concepts
Before using Ion, you should read and familiarize yourself with the concepts defined below. These
concepts are important for understanding both how Ion functions as well as how you, as a
programmer, will interact with Ion to produce a successful show.
You will find that understanding these terms and concepts will improve your efficiency with Ion.
Channel = Fixture
A fixture is defined as a group of related addresses that together control a device. An
examples of a fixture would be an ETC Revolution. This moving light contains 31 attributes
that together allow you to perform various functions such as pan and tilt. Each of these
attributes is addressed by a different output.
Ion treats fixtures and channels as one and the same. Unlike former ETC consoles where
a fixture occupied one channel for each parameter, Ion assigns each fixture a single
channel number. Individual parameters are then associated with that channel as additional
lines of channel information.
Output
Outputs are the method by which level changes to channels are conveyed to attached
devices. These outputs are patched to channels. In its simplest form, an output is data
signal sent from the console to turn on a light or modify a fixture attribute.
Record Target
A record target is any of numerous data locations that you can store data using a [Record]
or [Record Only] command. Examples of record targets are cues, palettes, presets, and
macros.
Move Instruction
A move instruction is any change to a parameter from its previous stored value. Any change
to a channel’s intensity is a move instruction. Any change to a channel’s pan or tilt is a move
instruction. Any change to a channel’s color mixing is a move instruction, and so on.
- Lighting Control Console 1
- Operations Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Chapter 5 5
- Chapter 6 5
- Chapter 7 5
- Chapter 8 6
- Chapter 9 6
- Chapter 10 7
- Chapter 12 8
- Chapter 14 8
- Chapter 15 9
- Chapter 16 9
- Chapter 17 9
- Chapter 18 10
- Chapter 19 10
- Chapter 20 10
- Chapter 21 10
- Chapter 22 11
- Chapter 23 11
- Chapter 24 11
- Chapter 25 12
- Chapter 26 12
- Appendix A 12
- Appendix B 12
- Appendix C 12
- Appendix D 13
- Appendix E 13
- Appendix F 13
- Introduction 15
- Using this Manual 16
- Register Your Ion 17
- Important Concepts 18
- Syntax Structure 19
- Tracking vs. Cue Only 20
- Move Fade 20
- Live and Blind 21
- HTP vs. LTP 21
- Other Reference Materials 22
- System Overview 23
- System Components 24
- 1 System Overview 11 25
- Gateways 25
- Console Geography 26
- 1 System Overview 13 27
- Littlites 27
- Cleaning Ion 27
- Console Capacities 28
- Outputting DMX 29
- 16 Ion Operations Manual 30
- System Installation 31
- Basic System Risers 32
- Large System Riser 33
- 20 Ion Operations Manual 34
- System Basics 35
- Setting Up the Hardware 36
- 3 System Basics 23 37
- Power up the console 37
- Power down the console 37
- Your First Interaction 38
- 3 System Basics 25 39
- Dual Monitor Configuration 40
- 3 System Basics 27 41
- Collapse/Expand the CIA 41
- Lock the CIA 41
- Using the Browser 42
- 3 System Basics 29 43
- Organizing the Direct Selects 43
- Using Direct Selects 43
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- 3 System Basics 31 45
- Opening and Closing Displays 45
- Swap Displays 45
- Scrolling within a Display 46
- 3 System Basics 33 47
- Color indicators 48
- 3 System Basics 35 49
- [Data] Key 50
- [Time] Key 50
- Using Flexichannel 50
- 3 System Basics 37 51
- Using [Format] 52
- 3 System Basics 39 53
- Spreadsheet (Blind Only) 54
- Encoders 55
- Using Softkeys 55
- 42 Ion Operations Manual 56
- Managing Show Files 57
- Create a New Show File 58
- Open an Existing Show File 59
- 46 Ion Operations Manual 60
- Saving an Existing Show File 61
- Using Save As 62
- Importing Show Files 63
- Exporting a Show File 64
- Deleting a File 65
- 52 Ion Operations Manual 66
- About Patch 68
- Displays 69
- Changing the Patch View 70
- Create and Edit Patch 71
- Patching a Dimmer 72
- 5 Patch 59 73
- Dimmer doubling 73
- Moving Channels 73
- Unpatch a channel 73
- Patching Moving Lights 74
- 5 Patch 61 75
- Patching a Compound Channel 75
- Display Pages in Patch 76
- 5 Patch 63 77
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- 5 Patch 65 79
- Using {Offset} in Patch 80
- 5 Patch 67 81
- Using the Picker 82
- 5 Patch 69 83
- Using the Editor 83
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- 5 Patch 71 85
- Calibrating a Scroller 86
- Keywords 87
- Deleting Channels 87
- Fixture Creator 88
- 5 Patch 75 89
- Creating a New Fixture 89
- 76 Ion Operations Manual 90
- 5 Patch 77 91
- Update Library 92
- Opening Setup 94
- 6 Setup 81 95
- Fader Configuration 96
- 6 Setup 83 97
- {Record Defaults} 98
- 6 Setup 85 99
- {Manual Control} 100
- 6 Setup 87 101
- {Displays} 102
- 6 Setup 89 103
- Security 103
- 90 Ion Operations Manual 104
- Basic Manual Control 105
- Selecting Channels 106
- 7 Basic Manual Control 93 107
- Setting Intensity 108
- 7 Basic Manual Control 95 109
- Level Wheel 109
- Parameter Display 110
- 7 Basic Manual Control 97 111
- Encoder LCD screen 112
- 7 Basic Manual Control 99 113
- Multiple Encoder Control 114
- Virtual Encoders 114
- 7 Basic Manual Control 101 115
- Using the Color Picker 116
- 7 Basic Manual Control 103 117
- Lamp Controls 118
- Using [+%] and [-%] 119
- Remainder Dim 120
- 7 Basic Manual Control 107 121
- “Select” Keys 122
- Channel Check 123
- Address at Level 123
- Using {Move To} 124
- Using Groups 125
- Recording Groups Live 126
- 8 Using Groups 113 127
- Deleting Groups 127
- Group List 128
- Storing and Using Palettes 129
- About Palettes 130
- Palette Types 130
- Storing Palettes Live 131
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- Using Filters with Palettes 133
- Recalling Palettes 134
- Editing Palettes Live 135
- Editing Palettes in Blind 136
- Editing Palettes in List View 138
- Deleting Palettes 138
- Storing and Using Presets 139
- Storing Presets Live 140
- Storing and Using Presets 127 141
- Recalling Presets 142
- Editing Presets Live 143
- Using the Preset List 144
- Editing Presets in Blind 145
- Editing in Spreadsheet view 146
- Deleting presets 146
- Chapter 11 147
- Basic Cueing 148
- Recording Cues in Live 149
- Using Record Only 150
- Using Selective Store 151
- Using [Cue Only / Track] 152
- Setting Cue Level Timing 153
- Manual Timing at a Cue Level 154
- Delay Time 155
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- Assigning Cue Attributes 157
- Link/Loop 158
- Clearing Cue Attributes 159
- At a cue level 160
- Using the Execute List 162
- Modifying Cues Live 163
- [Update] 165
- Updating to References 166
- Using Cue Only/Track 167
- Using Trace 168
- Updating the Current Cue 168
- Updating a Source Cue 168
- Updating a Non-Active Cue 168
- From Summary or Table Views 170
- From the Cue Spreadsheet 170
- Using Encoders in Blind 171
- Deleting Cues 172
- Using Mark 173
- AutoMark 174
- Referenced Marks 175
- Mark Display Indicators 176
- Removing Referenced Marks 176
- 12 Using Mark 163 177
- Reference Marks and Timing 177
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- Chapter 13 179
- Recording to a New Cue List 180
- Using Assert 181
- Using AllFade 182
- Changing the Active Cue List 182
- Using [Go To Cue] 183
- Using the Cue List Index 184
- Cue List Attributes 185
- 172 Ion Operations Manual 186
- Using Filters 187
- Record Filters 188
- 14 Using Filters 175 189
- Partial Filters 189
- Removing Filters 189
- 176 Ion Operations Manual 190
- Cue Playback 191
- Introduction to Playback 192
- Selected Cue 193
- Out of Sequence Cues 194
- 15 Cue Playback 181 195
- Go To Cue 195
- Virtual Faders 196
- Playback Fader Controls 197
- Using Manual Control 198
- 15 Cue Playback 185 199
- Using Timing Disable 200
- Using Freeze 200
- 15 Cue Playback 187 201
- Using Stop Effect 201
- Release a Fader 201
- Turning a Fader Off 201
- Using Rate Override 202
- Advanced Manual Control 203
- Using [Copy To] 204
- Using [Recall From] 205
- Using {Make Null} 206
- Using {Make Manual} 207
- Using {Make Absolute} 207
- Using [Capture] 208
- Using [Undo] 209
- 196 Ion Operations Manual 210
- Multipart Cues 211
- About Multipart Cues 212
- 17 Multipart Cues 199 213
- Using Update in Live 214
- 17 Multipart Cues 201 215
- 202 Ion Operations Manual 216
- Creating and Using Effects 217
- About Effects 218
- Effects Editor 219
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- Effect Status Display 223
- Step Effects 224
- Program a step effect 225
- Delete a step 226
- Insert a step 226
- Absolute Effects 227
- Program an absolute effect 228
- Relative Effects 229
- Color effects 230
- Linear effects 230
- Define a pattern shape 231
- Program a new relative effect 231
- Apply an Existing Effect 232
- Using Park 233
- 19 Using Park 221 235
- Parked Values in Live 235
- Scaled Parked Values in Live 236
- Parked Addresses in Live 236
- 19 Using Park 223 237
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- Storing and Using Submasters 239
- About Submasters 240
- Loading Submasters 241
- 228 Ion Operations Manual 242
- Controlling subfades manually 243
- Submaster List 244
- Using About 245
- About [About] 246
- Using About 233 247
- 234 Ion Operations Manual 248
- Storing and Using Curves 249
- About Curves 250
- Creating and Editing Curves 251
- Editing Curves 252
- Applying a Curve 253
- Delete a Curve 253
- 240 Ion Operations Manual 254
- Storing and Using Macros 255
- About Macros 256
- Store a Macro from Live 256
- Storing and Using Macros 243 257
- Macro Editor Display 258
- Storing and Using Macros 245 259
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- Edit an Existing Macro 261
- Play a Macro 262
- Delete a Macro 262
- Using Show Control 263
- About Show Control 264
- MIDI Show Control 264
- 24 Using Show Control 251 265
- 252 Ion Operations Manual 266
- Time Code 267
- Enabling the Clocks 268
- Programming an Event List 269
- 256 Ion Operations Manual 270
- Multiple Users 271
- About User ID 272
- Using Partitioned Control 273
- About Partitioned Control 274
- Creating New Partitions 275
- Deleting Partitions 275
- Using Partitions 276
- Starting Screen 278
- Start Up Settings 279
- General Settings 280
- Time Zone 281
- Show Archive Path 281
- External Monitor Arrangement 281
- Network Settings 282
- ETCNet2 Priority 283
- File Server Path 283
- Net3 Settings 283
- Enable Address Server 284
- Enable SNTP Time Server 284
- Enable TFTP Server 284
- CAUTION: 284
- (Ion) IP Settings 285
- Maintenance and Diagnostics 286
- Save Logs 287
- EWF Shell 287
- Face Panel Test 288
- 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 289
- 276 Ion Operations Manual 290
- Multi-console setup 292
- Change IP Address 293
- Multi-console backup 294
- Synchronized Backup 295
- 282 Ion Operations Manual 296
- Backup Scenarios 297
- 284 Ion Operations Manual 298
- Remote Processor Unit (RPU) 299
- Start Up 300
- Software Configuration 301
- Basic Use Guidelines 302
- Remote Video Interface (RVI) 303
- Hardware Setup 304
- Radio Focus Remote (RFR) 307
- Base Station Receiver 308
- Setup: HF EUR 309
- Set HF Channel 309
- Available: ** 309
- 1 (2.410 Ghz) 309
- Next Prev Save 309
- Recharge the Handheld Battery 311
- RFR Operation Modes 312
- Live Mode 313
- Playback Mode 314
- Patch Mode 314
- Technical Specifications 315
- 302 Ion Operations Manual 316
- Universal Fader Wings 317
- Connecting Wings to Ion 318
- F Universal Fader Wings 305 319
- User Guidelines 320
- Numerics 321
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