Bug: [Group] [X] [Shift] [About] [Enter]

Hello, Jan.  What version of Eos are you running?

Eos Ti, 3.1.1.

Interestingly I have not yet been able to reproduce this.  What is the type you have assigned to channel 1 and is Channel 1 in fact the first channel in Group X?

Hi Sara, thanks for your effort.
Channel 1 is not even in this Group 2.

I typed [Group] [2] (which is channel 2-7) [Shift] [about] [enter]
Group 2 and Channel 1 are both JB P18, but different types and modes.

Thank you for the added information.  I am unable to replicate this issue still.  Can you please save your show, deep clear and try again?  If it continues I would love if you would be willing to share your show file.

I‘ll be at this desk again on Thursday and, will keep you updated here. Thanks a lot

Hi Sara

on a IOO running 2.9., it ends up in a bit a different syntax ( [Group] [2] + [Channel] [1] ) so it also selects channel 1, even it‘s not in this group.

What is the expected behaviour of this syntax?  To only select group 2, right? 

seems strange that you can‘t replicate this, since i got this on different consoles with different software, right..?

to be sure we‘re doing the same, what I press is:

[Group] [2] (without enter!) [Shift] [About] [Enter] 

the syntax I get is:

Group] [2] + [Channel] [0 Cell 01]

selected channels are Group 2 and channel 1. 
happens with any other group, if a replace Group 2 with any other group, its the other group but still + channel 0 cell 01.

when having a empty command line and only pressing [shift] [about] [enter] it ends up in the syntax Channel 1

it really does not matter for me, just wanted to figure out if it‘s expected behaviour, i can handle it like this :)

thanks

Hi Sara

on a IOO running 2.9., it ends up in a bit a different syntax ( [Group] [2] + [Channel] [1] ) so it also selects channel 1, even it‘s not in this group.

What is the expected behaviour of this syntax?  To only select group 2, right? 

seems strange that you can‘t replicate this, since i got this on different consoles with different software, right..?

to be sure we‘re doing the same, what I press is:

[Group] [2] (without enter!) [Shift] [About] [Enter] 

the syntax I get is:

Group] [2] + [Channel] [0 Cell 01]

selected channels are Group 2 and channel 1. 
happens with any other group, if a replace Group 2 with any other group, its the other group but still + channel 0 cell 01.

when having a empty command line and only pressing [shift] [about] [enter] it ends up in the syntax Channel 1

it really does not matter for me, just wanted to figure out if it‘s expected behaviour, i can handle it like this :)

thanks

Hi Jan Humbel  could you please save and upload your showfile so that we may examine it?  If you'd prefer, you could also email me directly at mattp@etcconnect.com ; please just be sure to reference this forum post so I know where it's coming from!

Thanks, -Matt Pumplin | Technical Support Engineer

Hi Matt, i send you an email, thanks :)

After conversation with Jan, I filed [EOS-53444] [Shift+About] [Enter] selects a channel but should not

Groups have a quirk of placing Chan 0 Cell 05 if the lowest-numbered Group is numbered 0.05.  But I also found that clicking/double-clicking/down-arrow+[Select} on that Group places "Chan 0 Cell 05" on the command line, which is nonsense.

To make this work, you need the command line to read
Group _ 

that is, with no number entered.