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“/device/command” No arguments
“/device/command=1” One integer argument
“/device/command=1.5” One floating point argument
“/device/command=1.5,3.0” Two floating point arguments
“/device/command=1.5,3.0,text” Two floating point arguments, one string argument
Implicit OSC Output
When UDP transmit is enabled, certain OSC commands are sent out as appropriate. These
events are typically generated as the target changes or in response to user input.
Command Lines
“/eos/out/user/<number>/cmd”, <string argument with current command line text for the
current console user>
“/eos/out/cmd”, <string argument with current command line text>
OSC Settings
“/eos/out/user”, <integer argument with current OSC user ID>
“/eos/out/wheel”, <float argument with current OSC wheel mode: 0.0=Coarse,
1.0=Fine>
“/eos/out/switch”, <float argument with current OSC switch mode: 0.0=Coarse,
1.0=Fine>
Active Channels and Parameters
“/eos/out/active/chan”, <string argument with active channels and current value from the
1st channel>
“/eos/out/active/wheel/<number>, <string argument with parameter name and current
value from the 1st channel><integer argument category>
Null / Unassigned = 0
Intensity = 1
Focus = 2
Color = 3
Image = 4
Form = 5
Shutter = 6
Note: This allows you to create a ML Controls style interface via OSC. For example,
on the OSC-enabled device, setup 10 wheels (/eos/active/wheel/<1-10>) with
matching labels. If using in conjunction with “/eos/active/switch/<number>”, you
should still use “/ eos/out/active/wheel/<number>” to display feedback for that switch.
Active Cue
Note: Updated once per second.
“/eos/out/active/cue/<cue list number>/<cue number>”, <float argument with percent
complete (0.0-1.0)>
“/eos/out/active/cue”, <float argument with percent complete (0.0-1.0)>
“/eos/out/active/cue/text”, <string argument with descriptive text about the active cue,
ex: “1/ 2.3 Label 0:05 75%”>
“/eos/out/pending/cue/<cue list number>/<cue number>”
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