Eos Configuration Utility 557
Backup Takes Over At Higher Priority
This enables the backup device in a multi-console system to take over at one priority higher
than the primary if the primary goes offline.
Backup Automatically Takes Control
Switches to the backup automatically if the primary should go offline.
Allowed Output Addresses
A range or ranges of addresses that can be assigned to limit the number of output addresses.
The default setting is to allow addresses 1 through 32767488.
Interface Protocols
MultiConsole
Clicking in the enable box will allow for multi-console communication on the selected port.
See
Multi-Console (on page535)
.
Network Type
This setting adjusts the timeout period before a backup device will take control from the
primary.
Standard- After five seconds of no response from the master, the backup will assume
the primary has disconnected and will then take control.
Engineered - After 1.6 seconds of no response from the primary, the backup will assume
the primary has disconnected and will then take control.
File Transfer
This settings adjusts the show file transfer speed between devices. The default setting is Fast
File Transfer.
Note:
If you are experiencing connection issues between devices, you can change
the setting to Normal File Transfer for a slower transfer speed.
Enable Sensor/ FDX3000 Feedback
Clicking in the enable box will allow your console to receive feedback over the network from
CEM+, CEM3, or FDX3000. This option is “Enabled” by default. See
[About] Address (on
page418)
for more information.
RDM
RDM can be enabled to allow Eos to perform RDM functionality including device discovery for
each ethernet port on a console. By default, RDMis enabled.
See
Patch Section (on page173)
and
[About] Address (on page418)
for more information.
Note:
RDM requires use of a Net3 or Response Gateway. Net3 Gateways must be
using version 5.1 or higher.
FDX2000 Feedback
Clicking in the enable box will allow your console to receive FDX2000 dimmer feedback over
the network.
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