From small auditoriums and houses of worship to experimental venues and touring shows, Ion-class lighting control consoles are the compact workhorses of the Eos Family. With the same backlit keyboard layout and full-featured software as their Gio- and Apex-class siblings and the option of hands-on fader control – Ion Xe consoles give you the full Eos experience in a budget-friendly and portable package.

12,288 Outputs
32,768 Control Channels (mapped to any number from 1 to 99,999)
100,000 Cues
999 Cue Lists
999 Submasters
100 Fader Pages
4 x 10,000 Palettes (Intensity, Focus, Color, Beam)
10,000 Presets (all palette)
10,000 Groups
10,000 Effects (relative, absolute or step)
99,999 Macros
10,000 Snapshots
10,000 Curves
10,000 Color Paths
99 discrete users
Partitioned control
Show import from Obsession, Express, Expression, Emphasis, Congo, Cobalt, Grand MA 1, Grand MA 2, Safari and Strand 500/300 Series
Augment3d 3D programming and visualization environment, with support for augmented reality features via connected phone or tablet app
Magic Sheets suite for customized user programming and displays
Virtual Media Server function for pixel-mapping effects, images, and animations

Supports two external display port monitors (1920x1080 minimum, 3840x2160 maximum), with optional single-touch or multi-touch screen control and DDC/IC support
Main Playback with two 100mm standard faders
Four encoders for non-intensity parameter control
Dedicated high-resolution intensity level wheel
Backlit Eos keypad
Included USB keyboard
Solid-state hard drive
IEC power input (100-240 VAC at 50/60Hz), fused mains power switch, locking regionalized power cable included
Two individually configurable Gigabit Ethernet ports, RJ45 connectors
One 802.11ac WiFi Ethernet adapter (to be enabled with future software)
Bluetooth 5.1 for connecting input accessories (to be enabled with future software)
sACN and Art-Net network output protocols
Four DMX-512 / RDM 5-pin XLR ports
Contact closure triggers via D-Sub connector
USB 3.1 ports, for flash drives, pointing devices, keyboards (5 USB-A ports, 2 USB-C ports)
One Littlite XLR port
One Kensington lock port
Multiple MIDI and/or SMPTE timecode inputs, MIDI In and Out, Analog/Serial Inputs, OSC transmit/receive, UDP transmit/receive through network interface or Response Gateways