OSC - Control X and Y focus wheel

I try to control movements on movinglight from a Raspberry Pi with OSC.

I would control the wheel function "X Focus" and "Y Focus" with OSC. Is´t possible?

I read in the manual https://www.etcconnect.com/WebDocs/Controls/EosFamilyOnlineHelp/en-us/Default.htm#32_Show_Control/08_Open_Sound_Control_(OSC)/Supported_OSC_Input/OSC_Wheel.htm?TocPath=Show%2520Control%257COpen%2520Sound%2520Control%2520(OSC)%2520%257CSupported%2520OSC%2520Input%2520%257C_____4

and can´t find anything about X Focus and Y Focus... but I found this: /eos/wheel/pan=1.0 and /eos/wheel/tilt=1.0

Can I control PAN-wheel with OSC or is´t just outgoing OSC information? When I send it to the console and check TAB 99 I got error "OSCWheelMethod missing level argument".

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0 sstaub 26 days ago

/eos/wheel/x and /eos/wheel/y should work. How to send arguments is different from application to application. Refer to the manual of the application. /eos/wheel/pan=1.0 doesn't work as a pattern on most application. You must send /eos/wheel/pan as the OSC pattern and the value as an argument.
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0 MacTommy 26 days ago in reply to sstaub

Thanks for the answer. I build my own OSC-function in Raspbery Pi, so no manual needed. Just right OSC-command for my EOS to control PAN/TILT/Y FOCUS/X FOCUS..

Tried diffrent /eos/wheel/ but it´s same error "OSCWheelMethod missing level argument" in TAB 99.

As it says in manual /eos/wheel/2/level=1.0 get the same fault.

I can run "/eos/cue/1/start" from my Raspberry Pi, so I knew I could send and EOS to recive my messages.
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0 sstaub 26 days ago in reply to MacTommy

I don't know how your own OSC function works. You must differ between pattern "/eos/wheel/pan" and the argument "1.0" in this case float value. "/eos/wheel/pan=1.0" is not a valid message. The manual is not well done for that behavior.
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0 sstaub 26 days ago in reply to MacTommy

I don't know how your own OSC function works. You must differ between pattern "/eos/wheel/pan" and the argument "1.0" in this case float value. "/eos/wheel/pan=1.0" is not a valid message. The manual is not well done for that behavior.
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