This device outputs two signals. The left Output has all the device filtering applied and is the signal shown on the scope. The right Raw Signal has only a small amount of low pass filtering applied to the input signal.

Attitude Selector: chooses which attitude input (yaw, pitch or roll) is used. Yaw and roll vary between +/- 180 degrees, while pitch only varies between +/ 90 degrees.

Wrap 180: when enabled, the Wrap 180 button will wrap the yaw and roll inputs, so they behave like the pitch input. Wrapping the signal is useful to stop the discontinuity as the signal changes from +180 degrees to -180 degrees.

Filter: the amount of smoothing filter to apply to the signal.

Offset: adds or removes an offset from the value received from the client device.

The Angle display shows the received angle after the offset has been added.

Note that for Yaw values there is a Global Yaw Offset (on the FlowalMaster plugin) that is applied to all Yaw values as well. This Global Yaw Offset is provided to allow you to align all devices to point at a specific direction for a given location. Typically, you would use this to set an offset of zero to be devices pointing at, for example, speaker 1 in a surround sound setup.

Start and End: set the range of angles for which the output changes. For example, if you are using a smartwatch to control something using the pitch of the watch you may want to set a reasonable small range of movement so that only a quarter turn of your wrist can move the output from minimum to maximum.

The End value can be less than the Start value if you want the control direction to be reversed.

The scope display at the bottom shows how the control signal has changed over the last few seconds.