The OSC values in the System Monitor are very cryptic, see screenshot. For debug purpose real values should displayed instead of printable chars.
Also the response is very cryptic, what means (in this case respond to "/Page1/Key201"): Message: /12.14.1.5.2 ,si
Sequence 2.
Start with the command cd 12, then cd 14 and so on to see the whole destination structure. And cd root to get back.
Try the command List. This displays the directory structure in the command line history. Initially you'll be in the root directory, if not you can get there with cd root. If you now execute List, you'll get a list something like this:
LOCK NO NAME
S 1 (7) MessageCenter
S 2 (6) StationSettings
S 3 (6) Interfaces
4 (1) KeyRegistry
S 5 (10) ManetSocket
S 6 Cloud
S 7 (7) UsbNotifier
S 8 (2) WebServer
9 (100) VirtualKeys
10 (16) HardwareConfigurations
11 (4) KeyboardLayouts
S 12 (22) ShowData
S 13 (8) TimecodeSlots
S 14 (2) ColorTheme
15 (352) Menus
S 16 (1) Addons
S 17 (4) GraphicsRoot
S 18 (22) Temp
S 19 (2) Certificates
S 20 (2) DeviceConfigurations
S 21 (2) HardwareStatusThis is the grandMA "directory structure". You can now explore with, for example, cd showdata or cd 12. Both numbers and names work.
Cheers, Fabian
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