ETC 4380A1011 Nomad Base Kit

Description

ETC 4380A1011 Nomad Base Kit
ETC 4380A1011 Nomad Base Kit
ETC 4380A1011 Nomad 512 Output Kit (replaces the Client Software Kit)
Product Description
Lighting control wherever you want to go
Hopping from gig to gig and can't bring your console with you? Doing the lighting in a theater whose desk has seen better days? That's where Nomad™ control comes in. Small enough to fit on your keychain, Nomad plugs into your computer and opens up the power of both Cobalt® and Eos®/Element™ software, so you can program and run shows anywhere.
Nomad can serve as a primary controller, a backup or a client device - or work offline entirely - operating on either a PC platform running Microsoft Windows® 7/8, or natively on a Mac (Intel processor) running OS X (Mavericks). When it's a primary or a backup, Nomad's system output equals that of the device with the lowest number of outputs. When it's a client, Nomad's output capacity is ignored.
There are five output counts to choose from: Nomad 512 (512 outputs), Nomad 1024 (1024 outputs) and Nomad 1536 (1536 outputs) - which can be field-upgraded without any hardware changes - and Nomad 2048 (2048 outputs). Nomad communicates via Ethernet-based lighting protocols Net3™/ACN/sACN and ArtNet, or with the ETC Gadget™ USB-to-DMX converter (at this time, Nomad supports only one connected Gadget). RDM is supported via Net3 Gateways.
NOTE: Nomad does not support ETC Net2 protocol.
Just wing it. When Nomad is connected to a PC, it can support a fader wing, giving you even more capacity to work with. And for both Cobalt and Eos systems, you can use your favorite ETC accessories - like the RFR (Radio Focus Remote) and iRFR and aRFR mobile apps for Apple® and Android® devices. Nomad also plays well with OSC (Open Sound Control) controllers, and when running the Cobalt application, supports connection to third-party USB-MIDI panels via Direct MIDI.
Nomad's functionality comes from the application in use. To find out what features are supported and to see user-interface descriptions, check out the Cobalt, Eos-family and Element documentation.
Features:
Computer-based lighting control software; compatible with Windows 7, Windows 8 and Macintosh OS X Mavericks
Can run both Eos/Element and Cobalt software
Available in 256, 512, 1024, 1536 and 2048 outputs
Serves as primary, backup or client and can be used offline
Net3/ACN/sACN and ArtNet output, DMX via ETC Gadget and DMX/RDM via Net3 Gateways
RFR, iRFR and aRFR supported
Nomad 256 replaces the Eos and Cobalt Client Software Kit