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Disabling SerialOSC for a single device. Getting an Octinct, Monome and Arc working together.

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  • MyrMyr

    hey,

    just became the proud owner of an arc and rgbnome/octinct. knocked up a quick max patch getting information from the octinct through the serial object. running into the problem that serialosc seems to intercept the serial messages from the octinct when it is running, so i can't have the octinct running at the same time as the monome and arc.

    wondering if it's possible to disable serialosc for a single device, or just looking for some clarification on how arduinomes differ from monomes and how serialosc decides which serial devices to take control of.

    also just in case anyone reading this has some knowledge on baud rates, i've looked around the internet but can't seem to get a good explanation of them in relation to monome/arduinomes. i'm getting some button pushes sticking on and some random presses with the current patch i put together using a baud rate of 57600. here's the patch if anyone can help out?

  • MyrMyr

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  • GreaterThanZeroGreaterThanZero

    Just guessing, but...

    I think SerialOSC is only attaching to devices whose IDs match the pattern of official Monome devices. Flashing your rgbnome/octinct to a serial number that looks nothing like these seems like the right move.

  • visininvisinin

    https://github.com/monome/libmonome/blob/master/src/private/devices.h

    these are the serial numbers that serialosc looks for. if your device doesn't match, serialosc won't open it.

  • MyrMyr

    Thanks a lot for the replies!

    It registers as a a40h device, so i'll try asking the maker how to go about changing the serial number and maybe define a new one for octinct or rgb monomes that don't adhere to the normal serial protocol.

    Thanks again :)

  • raworerawore

    seems like another instance of special casing. more than enough of that now, imo.

    how about a command to disable, re-enable a device?