ETC introduces Gio™ lighting control console

Anne Valentino and Dennis Varian introduce you to ETC's newest console in the Eos® Family: Gio™. Dennis provides a hardware overview of new and different features, and Anne relates the capacities and placement of Gio in the line.
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[@cyclone411]

Nice design touches like the adjustable angle displays and backlit keys. This is going to be a great addition to the console product line!

[@mike4usc14]

my friend got one of these i had one till i let someone work on it and spilled there drink on it they still paying for the damages made so mad now im getting it back Tuesday cant wait

[@jllmmjj]

i wish we had the money to upgrade at my school we still use the ETC expression

[@wilmerorlandotempleflores779]

por favor me puede explicar como grabar chase en una gio 2k .........gracias

[@sysajuarez3323]

Hello, can somebody tell me where to find sofware for ETC SmartPack Version 2.1
or if is possible controlling in a PC

[@gayglennp]

Why has it taken this long for backlit keyboards to be built in?? So simple.

[@itzbryceodell]

Can u make a video on how to update the console?

[@ETCVideoLibrary]

Hi Bryce,
There is a support article here:
support.etcconnect.com/ETC/Consoles/Eos_Family/Software_and_Programming/Updating_Software_on_an_Eos_Family_Console
Also there is a video that shows where to go to update the software:czcams.com/video/KDvFxW4Pk48/video.html
Hope that helps

[@Globerson]

He keeps saying Eos.. does he mean Ion?? Because Eos is a software and has nothing to do with backlit keys..

[@ETCVideoLibrary]

Hi Matt,
While you are correct that all the Eos Family consoles utilize Eos software, at the time this video was made (2011) Eos was the flagship console of the Eos Family and was subsequently replaced by Eos Ti. Take a look at this link to the legacy Eos console, and you may be able to spot some of the many of the differences between the original Eos console and the Gio as presented here in the video, including non-articulating screens, non-backlit keys. www.etcconnect.com/Products/Legacy/Console/Eos-Family/Eos/Features.aspx.

[@raphanunu6912]

It has a Virtuoso look, but has it its efficiency ? ETC consoles aren't so bad in fact, excluding this makeshift trash they call Congo.