The Zero 88 Eclipse is a lighting control console launched in 1983 that uniquely combines manual two-preset functionality with computer-based memory capabilities. Designed for immediate response in live applications, this desktop console ensures direct control without processing delays. Its modular construction enables straightforward reconfiguration, making it ideal for hire work where only necessary components need transport. Engineered for high reliability, the Eclipse features dual processors per master panel, duplicated critical components, and retains basic two-preset functionality even with memory systems disabled. Though discontinued, it represents a pivotal evolution in early computer-assisted lighting control technology.