New EYESY OS v3.0

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If it boots up it shouldn’t need a reflash. The original image just required a slightly larger card, but otherwise it is identical.

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I was just wondering if there’s any way for the knob recording function to also be able to record trigger button and persist button presses? Perhaps even mode and scene selector buttons?

I was just curious. That would be pretty fun : )

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Hello, midi don’t work whith this new version , it works well with 2.3 version
has anyone else had this problem?

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Hi, could you explain further? Can you share a photo of your MIDI settings from the on-screen Menu? (hold Shift button & press OSD button)

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Hello, I’m sorry the midi works well, it’s the note display matrix that doesn’t refresh with each note like in version 2.3, the notes are added but do not disappear.

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Thank you for the photo. Are you connecting MIDI input through the USB port or the TRS-MIDI input jack? Which device is the MIDI coming from?

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i’m using roland T8 midi output directly connected to eyesy with a simple trs jack.

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We haven’t experienced this. Are you getting the same behavior with MIDI coming from a different device/devices?

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For me this happened when I was messing around with midi, and no note off was sent…but somehow this makes no sense in this case, with the T8?

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Thanks for sharing the GitHub! Curious what the “S -” and “T -” represent in the naming structure?

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A ‘factory’ mode whose name starts with S - is a scope mode, and one beginning with T - is a trigger mode.

  • A scope mode directly visualizes the incoming audio signal. This could take the form of a classic “oscilloscope” signal representation or something far different. Either way, animation is continuously updated with the received audio.
  • A trigger mode also visualizes the incoming audio signal, but it doesn’t draw continually as an oscilloscope mode would. Instead a trigger event will generate a visual. By default a trigger is generated when the audio crosses a threshold, around -5dB. You can also select a MIDI note or clock to generate a trigger, see Chapter 3.

As the descriptions above may suggest, there is plenty of wiggle room as modes can readily blend these ideas or go off in completely new directions. Thinking in the scope/trigger paradigm to start is a good way to both help you understand the factory modes and organize your own ideas for new modes or new even categories.

(the above was taken from the EYESY Manual)

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Hi I just saw that there was a new firmware update and was able to get it up and running on my device (great) but when I tried to connect to my home network there the on-screen keyboard does hyphen key so I’m not able to enter in my wifi password :melting_face:. Is this a known issue at this point?

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Hmm, we will take a look at adding a hyphen to that WiFi page.

For now, if you have a USB keyboard and a USB Hub, you can follow these steps:

  1. Plug the keyboard and USB-WiFi adapter to the hub. Connect hub to EYESY
  2. Allow EYESY to boot up.
  3. Press the ESC key on your keyboard to exit the video program.
  4. Press and hold Ctrl-Alt-F3 on your keyboard. This will bring up a console to login. User and password are both music.
  5. Then enter the command:

sudo nmcli dev wifi connect “your_network” password “your_password”

…your network and password need to be framed by the double quotes (")

Once connected to the network, the EYESY will remember the network settings after you reboot it.

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Thanks @chrisk I’ll try that

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Does anyone know how could I connect via SSH to EYESY? Previous commands are not working, connection is refused, and seems ssh service is masked in the read-only configuration of the Linux system. :melting_face:
I would like to push new sketches from my IDE via command line - how could I do that?

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The ssh server is disabled by default on OS v3, but you can turn it back on. You need to first attach a USB keyboard to the EYESY, then when it boots up press the ESC key to stop the video. Then you can press Ctrl+Alt+F3 to get a login console. The user and pw is both ‘music’. Then run the following commands to enable SSH:

sudo mount -o remount,rw /
sudo systemctl enable ssh

Then reboot and SSH should be working.