Hello,
I am using a Gadget 2 and I' m currently building my own handheld lighting console, but at the moment I have some problems with OSC. I first tried UDP, and Luminosus could receive and process the signals, but for some reason the EOS Family software didn't want to (I didn't have a dongle connected to my PC at the time, so this could be the reason). Because the OSC tester didn't get the software to do anything via UDP, I was a bit suspicious, but I read in the manual that UDP is not the protocol used anyway, so I switched to TCP. Here my code didn't even work with Luminosus, but the diagnosis tab of the EOS Software told me that a connection had been established and then immediately closed again. I suppose it is because of the encoding of the string to bytes (I used utf-8, if it is the wrong one it would be nice if you could write me the right one)
Hope you can help me.
isiko
Edit:
Here are the links to my Code:
UDP Client: https://pastebin.com/gwBw11yg
TCP Client: https://pastebin.com/xFvj4qu3
Ok I tried a little bit around and for some reason it now works. I have no idea what it might have been, but ok. Thanks anyway.
Eos should respond to OSC over UDP, but the configuration within the Eos software is different.
OSC over TCP will always happen on port 3032
OSC over UDP can be (has to be) configured to a RX port and TX port as well as a TX IP address.this is done in the Eos software, Setup>System>ShowControl>OSC.
So could the reason why UDP didn't work be, that you didn't do the configuration?
I cant see a mistake with the TCP Programm, but here is how I configured UDP:
I had already thought about that, but I think I've configured it properly
for OSC UDP you don't need the strings. you can disable those.
RX/TX port are from the perspective of Eos. so when you send from arduino you have to send to port 8000. and arduino has to listen to port 8001
As you can see in my Code, the programm sends to port 8000. I didn't add the listening part but I think thats not necesary for UDP.
Also , btw I will be using a Raspberry PI