90 Eos Family v2.9.0 Operations Manual
Note: It is possible to patch by either address or port/ offset. Pressing the [Data] key
will move between showing the patch as it was originally entered, then the output
address values, and last the port/ offset.
Note: An address cannot be assigned to multiple channels, but a channel can have
multiple addresses assigned to it.
Replace
By default, if you patch an address to a channel that is already patched, Element will create a
new part for the new address. If you want to replace the current address with the new, use
{Replace}:
[n] {Replace} [n] [Enter] - replaces the address in part 1 of the selected channel.
[1] [Part] [3] {Replace} [5] [Enter] - replaces the address of part 3 with a new address of 5.
At Next
[At] [Next] [Enter] finds the next available address range large enough to accommodate the
selected device.
Examples of [At] [Next]:
[At] [2] [/] [Next] [Enter] - finds the next available address range on universe 2.
[At] [7] [7] [7] [Next] [Enter] - finds the next available address after 777.
[Dimmer/Address] [n] [/]
The syntax [Dimmer/Address] [n] [/] or [At] [n] [/] can be used to select a full universe in patch.
[channel list] [Dimmer/Address] [n] [/] [Enter] or [channel list] [At] [n] [/] [Enter] - changes
the addresses of all the selected channels to a new universe while using the same offset.
[Dimmer/Address][2] [/] [Copy To] [Copy To] <Address> [3] [/] [Enter] - moves all channels
with addresses in universe 2 to the same offsets in universe 3.
[Dimmer/Address] [n] [/] {Unpatch} - unpatches all patched addresses in the selected
universe.
Dimmer Doubling
You can patch channels in Element to accommodate for dimmer doubling with Sensor dimmer
racks. This is done using the softkeys available in patch ({No Dim Dbl}, {A}, and {B}).
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