Show Cue System

Sending MIDI show control from Ion to Show Cue System on PC to run sound cues.  Strings that MIDI show control (also sending MIDI raw by macro) sends are not being received by SCS correctly and not being interpreted as a show control inside SCS.  Anyone have experience with this program?

Thanks,

Tom



[edited by: TomS at 5:10 PM (GMT -6) on Thu, Oct 10 2013]
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  • while i don't know why there's a 01 missing, there are two things to note:

    - you can check what MIDI strings Eos is sending in the Diagnostics tab (Displays > Browser > Utilities > Diagnostics)

    - SCS seems by default to be listening to Command Format 10hex, that's Sound Devices, but Eos sends to 01hex. from the phrase "by default" in their online help i conclude that it can be changed somewhere. you will have to do that.

    already with built in MSC there seem to be some parts of the midi command that go missing: you say SCS shows that it's receiving F0 7F 01 02 3X 00 31 F7, but i think Eos should be sending F0 7F 01 02 01 01 3X 00 31 F7...

  • I'm in Florida.  ETC is looking at problem.

  • I've been looking at MIDI sends at the PC using MIDI OX but will take a look at Diagnostics.

    Today I tried using a macro to send MIDI raw F0 7F 01 02 10 01 31 F7

    When I hit [macro] 1 [enter], MIDI OX displayed to strings

    F0 7F 01 02 01 01 F7 (probably because MSC was enabled)

    and F0 7F 01 02 10 31 F7 (missing the 01 GO command)

    I've sent this info and show file on to ETC for help

    The SCS software has a setting to make it respond to lighting control messages.

  • Looked at diagnostics on Ion to see what board said it was sending.  It had the full midi raw string f0 7f 01 02 10 01 31 f7.  MIDI OX on the pc was missing the 01 between the 10 and 31.  Occurred to me that maybe only one hex was missing so I ADDED an 01 (go command) to the string sending  f0 7f 01 02 10 01 01 31 f7 which showed up on the pc missing one of the 01 but having the right sequence to be interpreted as a MSC command.
    Question now is how does the 01 vanish between diagnostics screen and pc?

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