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OSC (iOS)

The OSC tab is the direct remote control of the EOS lighting console over the network. It is available both within a show and globally (without an open show).

Venue selection

A dropdown in the top left shows the currently active venue. Tapping it opens the list of all venues from the server — the active one is marked with a checkmark. IP addresses are managed in the WebApp; the EOS User ID is set in Settings.

The connection status appears as a green dot with "Connected · User 1" once the connection to EOS is established. The EOS user can be set in Settings.

Sub-views

The four sub-views are switched via the segment control at the top: Numpad, Playback, Fader, ML.


Numpad

The classic EOS numpad input. The command line entered is displayed above the numpad; recently sent commands appear as a history below.

NumpadNumpad with input
KeyFunction
0–9, .Digit input
ThruSelect range (e.g. 5 Thru 10)
+, Add / subtract channels
GroupAddress a group
AtSet intensity value
FullIntensity to 100%
OutIntensity to 0%
ClearClear input
EnterSend command
SneakSneak function
LiveLive view
Go to Cue OutJump directly to Cue Out

Example: 5 + 6 At Full Enter → Channels 5 and 6 to 100%


Playback

The Playback view shows the live state of EOS and provides the most important playback buttons.

Playback

At the top, the EOS address, user and currently active cue (LIVE: Cue 1) are shown, with the most recently triggered cue event below.

ButtonColourFunction
BackOrangeOne cue back
PauseBluePause playback
GOGreenStart next cue
Go Time 2TealGO with time 2
Go to Cue OutRedJump directly to Cue Out

Fader

The Fader view provides up to five fader banks (Bank 1–5). Each bank shows a list of sub-masters:

Fader
ElementFunction
NameSub-master name (e.g. "S 11 Kabuki")
SliderContinuous intensity 0–100%
FullSet fader immediately to 100%
FireTrigger sub-master

ML (Moving Light)

The ML view controls the parameters of the moving light currently selected on EOS.

ML Moving Light

At the top, the Active Chan is shown (e.g. "705 [0] GLP Impression_X4S_High_Res @ 1613") along with the current live cue.

For each parameter wheel, a card with four control buttons appears:

ButtonStep size
– FineSmall negative step
+ FineSmall positive step
Large negative step
+Large positive step

Typical wheels: Intens, Pan, Tilt, X Focus, Z Focus — depending on the fixture profile.