Receiving Osc to Channel

You can send a regular command line to Eos to turn off a channel:

/eos/cmd/chan/1/out/enter

If you send it to the console's user ID this will show up in the console's command line, if you send it to a different ID you can send these commands in the background.

But it’s not what I want to do…

My example wasn’t good

if I receive xyz position in osc from an another computer how I can link those data to a channel ?

Either the data coming in is already linked to the channel through the information in the OSC you're receiving, or you're sending the values to a console (technically to a user ID) that already has a channel selected.

The former would be preferred, it will probably process quite a bit faster since it doesn't have to go through the command line.

No it’s not linked. I just receive xyz parameters and I would like to find a way to connect these parameters to channels.

Someone in Etc France tell me to use /etc/wheel/ ….  

This still needs a selection by the user ID you're sending to.

You might want to look into a software like OSCRouter to reformat the incoming OSC string (e.g. add the channel number) before the console receives it.

Thanks I will check that 

I send Osc to the desk. But my out path string is not good. Cannot link a channel. 

In the out path I tried /eos/chan/1/xyz….

It’s not working ….

What application is sending the OSC? This looks wrong...

The app is kratos. It’s a tracking application. 
It’s send xyz position in Osc 

The app is kratos. It’s a tracking application. 
It’s send xyz position in Osc 

You shouldn't be using wheels. Instead, you should use: /eos/user/99/chan/<Channel_Number>/param/<Parameter_Name>/override=<Value>

This is more efficient for Eos than using the wheel command - it will also send the data as override data as opposed to manual values.

You can configure the OSC address in Kratos.

Are you sending via ADM-OSC, or via OSC? You need to send via OSC as ADM-OSC is specific a way of sending data via OSC. As eos moderator has said, it looks like the OSC is malformed in some manner.