[sc-users] OSC - Ethersense

[Will Schrimshaw]

greets..
yeah I did the .add but just forgot to put it in the email. I had  
tried dumping osc with no luck so perhaps I'm not configuring the  
device correctly, although the osc bridge supplied by ircam doesn't  
seem to be working, could perhaps be outdated otudp objects...

any how... got some midi going with it instead which will do for now  
at least. cheers for the pointers....

vim.


On 2 Oct 2007, at 22:05, Oswald Berthold wrote:

>
> hello
>
> did you .add the responder?
>
> make sure the packets arrive at localhost 57120 by using dumpOSC,  
> netcat
> or a packetsniffer (don't do it on a machine in germany though).
>
> if all that is to your liking, check
> NetAddr.langPort;
>
> gr, opt
>
> On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 07:50:19PM +0100, Will Schrimshaw wrote:
>> Hello.
>> I've been having a play around with Ircam's ethersense.
>> I'd like to get it going with SC but I have so far failed at getting
>> any action.
>> From what I can tell (messages posted in Max runtime's status
>> window) the Ethersense box is sending its information as one great
>> big message tagged /Ethersense/Card02 0 521212 0 0 0 0 and so on (one
>> int for each sensor).
>> I thought I might be able to receive the message with OSCresponder
>> (nil, '/Ethersense/Card02', {arg m,r,t; [m,r,t].postln} ) but I'm
>> having no luck. The device has the correct IP (for itself and my
>> 'puter) and UDP port as it is working with ircam's example max
>> runtime patch, so it's just me doing something wrong.
>> Is there anyone who has used it before and/or can spot the klangers?
>>
>> will.
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