Eowave Eobody2 USB8 SensorBox - Manual (Page 11)

USB 8 sensor interface / Eobody2 editor
III. Eobody2 editor
III.1. Global parameters window
Open the editor
One of the first thing you did when you got your Eobody was to download and install the editor.
Refer to “Register and Install section if you have not).
Double click on the editor icon to open it. The Global parameter window will appear.
Inside the
Global Parameters Editor Page, the first three sections are defining the connection between
Eobody2 interface and your computer (select MIDI port; name your eobody; save/load). The fourth
section is dedicated to Eobody2 internal memory configuration.
III.2. Eobody2 and your computer
Select Eobody2 MIDI port
Eobody2 uses the MIDI portocol to transfer data, that means it
is compatible with almost every MIDI software. As it is not using
the standart data tranfer rate of 32500 Hz but a much more
faster rate, it might cause some problems with some softwares.
If you use a PC, Eobody2 will appear as Periphérique audio per default. On a Mac, it will appear as
“eobody2”. The LEDs in & out will light up when receiving/sending messages.
your eobody name
displays the name of your Eobody2 unit. This function is very useful when you use
more than one Eobody2. This given name will appear as the name of the unit. To
rename your Eobody2 unit, click on ‘change name’ in the fourth section below.
save to file
save configuration inside your computer hard drive.
load to file
load configuration from your computer hard drive.