What don't you like about the current setup? Why the need to upgrade or put another way, what are you hoping a new system would have that's better than the current setup?
Good question! Current system feels cheap, belt pack is cheap plastic. It's also very lacking with battery level indication. Both the belt back and speaker have no battery meter, just a red led that surprises you when it's very low.
Not sure what ocsrouter is, but can the element send native OSC messages to qlab? I know the other eos consoles can. If you only need specific cues from the element to trigger qlab cues, you can add a string to the specific cues in the element and have qlab listen for that string as a discrete cue trigger in qlab. ETC has a show control section in the manual that covers that
narufy
So just searching for eos midi on Google, I found a PDF of a MIDI Show Control User guide from ETC, this seems to be what you're looking for:
This is great. Probably going to take some trial and error with MIDI raw commands, but fingers crossed!
For clarification, I'm trying to change cues on a SI Performer board, and a MIDI Program Change message seems the only way to do it.
I think the issue is the requirement for built-in wireless.
Boy, that LSP500 looks perfect. Too bad it's nowhere!
What don't you like about the current setup? Why the need to upgrade or put another way, what are you hoping a new system would have that's better than the current setup?
Good question! Current system feels cheap, belt pack is cheap plastic. It's also very lacking with battery level indication. Both the belt back and speaker have no battery meter, just a red led that surprises you when it's very low.
If you have the budget (and big enough cauldron) an ADJ Fog Fury set to red looks great with rapid disapating fog
The Wooster Group
Thinking of painting a wooden high school stage black because lighting currently bounces everywhere. Is there a recommended paint for stages?
Any luck on this? I'm trying the same thing
Not sure what ocsrouter is, but can the element send native OSC messages to qlab? I know the other eos consoles can. If you only need specific cues from the element to trigger qlab cues, you can add a string to the specific cues in the element and have qlab listen for that string as a discrete cue trigger in qlab. ETC has a show control section in the manual that covers that
I’ve found it much easier to use QLab as the OSC triggering source. The overall workflow is better, especially during tech week.
UPDATE: This was not the answer I wanted, but it was in fact, the answer I needed. Great article here:
What mode are you running it in?
4 channel, I belive.
I switched from 770 to Omnipod 5 and love it!
Same issue!
It told me I had to activate through the PDM to start, even though now I only use the android app. I did this, but not sure if it was necessary.
Professional magician. Lack of a regular schedule, long car travel, and performance adrenaline make diabetes management hard! Do not recommend! Lol.
Little dots are trendline/prediction.
Yes, that red line. I should have clarified, I meant those gray little dots
Supposedly insulin sensitivity at the injection site starts to drop off after 72 hours. I have noticed this and bump up my bolus a bit.