ION Xe 12288 Ch ETC Console

Overview The ETC Ion Xe is a compact yet powerful lighting console built on the Eos software platform, offering advanced control of conventional fixtures, moving lights, LEDs, and media. Designed for professionals in theaters, tours, and houses of worship, Ion Xe delivers 12 288 outputs, flexible programming workflows, and cross-platform show compatibility in a rugged, portable form factor. Key Features 12 288 DMX outputs for large-scale control Supports up to 99 users with partitioned control Main playback with two 100 mm standard faders 4 discrete palette types (Intensity, Focus, Color, Beam) with all-palette presets Advanced effects engine for dynamic, relational, and progressive effects Central Information Area (CIA) with configurable high-density channel display Magic Sheets and snapshot reconfiguration tools Virtual media server for pixel-mapped content, animations, and images Cross-platform show file import from grandMA1/2, Obsession, Expression, Emphasis, Congo, Cobalt, Strand 500/300, and more Technical Specifications Outputs: 12 288 outputs DMX Ports: 4 x 5-pin XLR (DMX512/RDM) Network: 2 x Gigabit Ethernet (sACN and Art-Net output) Monitor Outputs: 2 x DisplayPort; supports 1920×1080 to 3840×2160 (touch optional); ships with two active DisplayPort-to-DVI adapters USB: 7 USB 3.1 ports (5 USB-A, 2 USB-C) for accessories and storage MIDI/Timecode: via network/Response Gateways (OSC and UDP supported) Remote: Trigger input (contact closure via D-sub) Power: IEC input (locking regionalized cord - adapter to Edison included) Dimensions: 2U 19" rack-mount form factor Weight (Console): 12.7 lb (5.76 kg) Shipping Weight (Container): 18.7 lb (8.48 kg) Shipping Weight (Flight Case): 41.0 lb (18.60 kg) Use Cases Ideal for theaters, touring productions, houses of worship, and broadcast studios, the Ion Xe delivers pro-grade lighting control in a compact footprint. Its network flexibility, deep programming features, and cross-platform compatibility make it a trusted solution for designers and programmers alike.