UDP / ADB Lighting
Hi guys,
I will have to use an ADB Hathor OS lighting console for a few gigs.
https://www.adbstagelight.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/M1291-F-HATHOR-manuel.pdf
For now, I was using an Avab lighting console. I was sending messages from Millumin via OSC, for example :
/actionmacro "GO PB,6" (thanks Philippe)
The Hathor manual is not very explicit about UDP messages it is expecting, and their forum / contact are down...
If possible, I'd like to keep my OSC data track because I use the flag function, and just modify the address.
For what I understand from the manual, I have to create an UDP event and put whatever message I want to use to trigger it "GO PB,6" for example. But I don't know what would happen with the address part of the OSC message...
Does anyone ever give it a try ?
Thanks
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Hello @hyll,
The documentation doesn't mention OSC at all, so I think that UDP communication is only about sending "strings". Consequently, rather choose "string" mode for your data-track rather than "OSC" to check the communication with your lighting console.
Then if everything is working in "string" mode, try with "OSC" mode (keeping
/actionmacro
as the address may be sufficient). Unfortenatly, only the manufacturer would be able to answer such specific questions I guess. I'm sure they have some way to contact their support.Best. Philippe
Thanks Philippe,
I'd like to use Flags, that's why I'd prefer using OSC than String.
I'll give this a try, we'll see...
Thanks
For info, the "flags" option is planned to be implemented in other modes than "OSC". It should come in the beta in the next months.
Thanks for that 🤞
Just a quick confirmation, I was playing with some UDP strings.
Is it the correct behaviour that, in the log, the different strings are shown in the Address column and not in the Values column ? (I'm just confused).
Hello @hyll,
Yes, this is the expected behavior : there is only a few columns to represent several kind of protocol, so "address" is bit the default location to show event's information.
Best. Philippe
Fine by me, thanks