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Issue triggering "Effect Stop" via TouchOSC on Eos Nomad (macOS)

Hello community,
I am experiencing a persistent issue trying to stop effects on Eos Nomad (macOS) using TouchOSC (iPad & Mac). While all my other OSC commands work perfectly (Go, Undo, Channel selection, etc.) and my system is fully bidirectional, I cannot find a working syntax to stop an effect.
My Setup:
  • Host: MacBook Pro (Nomad Primary) - IP 10.0.0.214
  • Remote: iPad Pro - IP 10.0.0.109
  • Networking: Dedicated router, no internet.
  • Mac OSC config: Using 127.0.0.1 for local loopback (TouchOSC to Nomad on the same machine).
  • Ports: Eos RX/TX 8000. iPad Receive 8000. Mac Receive 9000.
  • Eos Settings: OSC TX/RX Enabled, User 1.
What I have tried (none of these worked):
  1. Direct OSC Addresses:
    • /eos/effect/2/stop (with and without arguments).
    • /eos/effect/stop
  2. Command Line via /eos/cmd:
    • Address: /eos/cmd | Argument: Effect_At_Enter
    • Address: /eos/cmd | Argument: Effect_2_At_Enter
    • (I confirmed that typing Effect 2 @ Enter directly on the Nomad keyboard works perfectly).
  3. Key Emulation:
    • /eos/key/effect_stop
  4. Double Validation:
    • Sending /eos/cmd followed by a separate /eos/key/enter message.
Symptoms:
  • When using /eos/cmd, the syntax sometimes appears in the command line but doesn't execute, or simply nothing happens.
  • The Diagnostics Tab (99) shows the incoming OSC messages correctly, but the effects keep running.
  • Other commands like /eos/key/go_0 work instantly.
Is there a specific "hidden" setting or a different string format required for the /stop command in recent Eos versions? Has anyone encountered a conflict between the local loopback and the Effect engine specifically?
Thank you for your help!
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    Address: /eos/cmd, Argument Effect 2 At Enter
    Address: /eos/key/stopeffect

    regarding 1: /eos/effect doesn't exist at all
    regarding 2: if you use underscores in the argument Eos doesn't understand that those are individual words
    regarding 3: the hardkey is called StopEffect
    regarding 4: since you sent a cmd with underscores that Eos couldn't understand (cf. 2) there was nothing to confirm

    PS: Please always use the Eos forum for your Eos question, so our forum admins doesn't have to keep moving your Eos questions. Thank you

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    Address: /eos/cmd, Argument Effect 2 At Enter
    Address: /eos/key/stopeffect

    regarding 1: /eos/effect doesn't exist at all
    regarding 2: if you use underscores in the argument Eos doesn't understand that those are individual words
    regarding 3: the hardkey is called StopEffect
    regarding 4: since you sent a cmd with underscores that Eos couldn't understand (cf. 2) there was nothing to confirm

    PS: Please always use the Eos forum for your Eos question, so our forum admins doesn't have to keep moving your Eos questions. Thank you

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