ETC Ion Xe Operating Manual page 546

OSC
Method
Wheel
A wheel can be used to adjust channel levels and parameters.
OSC Method
/eos/pantilt/xy
LevelWheel
/eos/wheel/level
/eos/wheel
WheelOutput - see
/eos/out/wheel
Indexed Wheels - see
/eos/wheel/<index>/level
/eos/wheel/<index>
Parameter wheels and encoders
/eos/wheel/<parameter>
/eos/wheel/<parameter 1>/
<parameter 2>/...
/eos/wheel/fine/<parameter>
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Arguments
Argument 3: Z
Arguments
Argument 1: X (0.0-1.0) Argument 2: Y
(0.0-1.0)
number for wheel ticks for the specified
wheel mode (positive or negative)
number for wheel mode: 0=coarse, 1=fine /eos/wheel=1.0
Implicit OSC Output for more information
number for current wheel mode:
0=coarse, 1=fine
ActiveParameters
number for wheel ticks for the specified
wheel mode (positive or negative)
number for wheel mode: 0=coarse, 1=fine /eos/wheel=1.0
number for wheel ticks (positive or neg-
ative)
number for wheel ticks (positive or neg-
ative)
number for fine wheel ticks (positive or
negative)
Examples/Comments
0.516 (pink color with 75% saturation)
For 2D Pan/Tilt graph where bottom-left corner is (0.0,
0.0) and top-right corner if (1.0, 1.0)
/eos/wheel/level=1.0 (increase value)
/eos/wheel/level=-1.0 (decrease value)
/eos/wheel/level=4.0 (increase value rapidly)
(defaults to Coarse mode, but wheel mode can be
changed with the /eos/wheel command below)
/eos/out/wheel=1.0
/eos/wheel/2/level=1.0 (increase value)
/eos/wheel/2/level=-1.0 (decrease value)
/eos/wheel/2/level=4.0 (increase value rapidly)
(defaults to Coarse mode, but wheel mode can be
changed with the /eos/wheel command below)
/eos/wheel/pan=1.0
/eos/wheel/pan/tilt=1.0
/eos/wheel/fine/pan=1.0
Examples/Comments
Eos Family Operations Manual