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  • Adding an External Controller
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  1. SHOW SETTINGS
  2. Network

External Controllers

External controllers allow Atlas to integrate with control devices such as sound consoles.

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Last updated 1 year ago

Adding an External Controller

Clicking on the "+' in the left hand menu next to "External Controllers" will create a new External Controller within Atlas

Deleting an External Controller

Clicking on the "Dustbin" logo in the top right will delete an External Controller from within Atlas.

Enable

Selecting this option will enable the External Controller for use within Atlas.

Atlas will keep multiple console integrations in synchronisation.


Functions Associated with External Devices

Name

Allows the device to be given a name.

Interface

Defines the network interface that Atlas will use to communicate with the selected external device.

Address

Defines the IP address of the device that is required to be controlled by Atlas. This takes the IPV4 notation.

Port

Defines the port number that Atlas will transmit OSC on for the selected device.

Atlas can output to up to 5 network interfaces, IP Addresses and ports for a given External Device. Select the "+" button next to the port text field to add additional network interfaces per device.

OSC Format

Position Format

Space

Controller Mode

Determines the mode in which the External Controller will operate.

Control Only

Control allows Atlas based control data to be transmitted and received.

Control & All Object Parameters

Allows Atlas based control data to be transmitted and received as well as all object parameter data relating to the Spatial Engine.

Control & Specific Objects

Allows Atlas based control data to be transmitted and received as well as selected object parameter data relating to the Spatial Engine.

Allows the OSC format to be selected for the given External Controller. More information can be found within the

OSC Dictionary.
Show Settings - External Controllers tab showing Digico SQ7T configuration