Eowave Eobody2 USB8 SensorBox User Manual

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II.3. How is the unit powered?USB 8 sensor interface / Power 220V or 110V AC/9V DC adapter9V DCUSB poweringUSB enables self powering. Just plug the us

USB 8 sensor interface / Eobody2 editorIII. Eobody2 editorIII.1. Global parameters windowOpen the editorOne of the rst thing you did when you got you

check current parameterscheck the internal memory of Eobody2 unit. save current parameterssave current parameters inside the Eobody2 internal memory.

USB 8 sensor interface / Internal process & editor parametersInternal process & editor parametersMultiplexer12 bit A/D converterPGAProgrammabl

Open the Parameters windowTo open the Parameters window, click on the arrow preceeding PARAMETERS. The Parameters window enables to adjust internal pr

statuson/offThe status eld indicates whether the signal on an analogue input should be converted into a digital message or not. This eld may be set

USB 8 sensor interface / Parameters windowinverse127 becomes 0 and 0 becomes 127. This way you may inverse the curse of a sensor. With an expression p

USB 8 sensor interface / Parameters windowNote on messageN-ON trigger hi-lowlow0 - 127This eld enables the user to congure the note on activation le

typeThis is one of the most important conguration parameters, since it determines which type of MIDI message the device is going to send in response

message Channel: [1-8]This eld enables the user to select a MIDI channel to which the MIDI message will apply (1 to 8).value val: 0 - 127This eld en

Before using your Eobody2, make sure you have read the following instructions carefully.Do not open or modify the unit or its main adapter when the un

USB 8 sensor interface / Making my own sensorseo•body supports many kind of sensors. Most common sensors are switches and potentiometers, but there ar

Amplication Some sensors have a weak signal out and need amplifying. To avoid undesirable noises, the amplier should be placed as close as possible

USB 8 sensor interface / List of MIDI controllersV. List of MIDI ControllersN° Function Value0 Bank Select 0-127 MSB1 Modulation wheel 0-127 MSB2 Brea

USB 8 sensor interface / MIDI ImplementationVI. MIDI Implementation Function… Transmitted Recognized RemarksBasic Channel Default * 1-16 X memorisedch

USB 8 sensor interface / Technical specicationsCE norm & FCC INFORMATION1. Important notice: do not modify this unit!This product, when instal

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CongratulationsCongratulations!You now own a new Eobody2 usb 8 SensorBox, a versatile and plug and play usb-to-sensor interface to use sensor direclty

Who’s Who« eowave was founded in 2002. Since 1998, we have designed our rst products under the name of More Electronic Sounds. We have started with t

Sensors & new ways of expressionFrom the Idea… Men have always dreamt of new ways of communication. Through ages, men have thought of their bod

Table Of ContentsSafety instructions 2Congratulations / Unpacking 3Who’s Who 4Sensors

I. Register and InstallRegisterYou may register on www.eowave.com/register by entering your Eobody2 serial number. This num-ber is located on a sticke

USB 8 sensor interface / ConnectionsII. ConnectionsII.1 Step 1: Connect a sensor to Eobody2Eowave sensors compatible with the usb eobody2 interface ha

USB 8 sensor interface / Connection to your computersensoranalogue signalcomputer with Eobody2 editor and other audiosoftwareUSBUSB, FireWire orintern