The stop jamb is the panel that holds stop knobs.

Hooking up MIDI keyboards to Aeolus is straightforward: connect them to your PC over a joystick port or with a USB MIDI adapter. But changing stops at the organ console is a more difficult proposition. This suite of tools will enable your Android tablet/iPad to become a stop jamb for controlling Aeolus.

• Put Aeolus.js on your webserver (or use http://hans.fugal.net/jamb/Aeolus.js)
• Start aeolus (perhaps with -t in a screen session for a headless setup)
• Start aeolus-osc.py (perhaps providing non-default options)
• Install Control on your tablet
• Add an Interface to Control using the Aeolus.js URL
• Set the Control OSC destination to your server running Aeolus (default port is 8080)
• Don't forget to connect your MIDI keyboard to Aeolus
• Pull out all the stops!

aeolus-osc.py requires pyOSC and alsaseq

• Start Aeolus and get all the audio and MIDI settings just as you like them and then press Save. Thereafter you can run aeolus headless using -t and a screen session, and never have to quit.
• Don't forget realtime priority and memory locking capabilities.
• Control has a screen autolock off setting, but it doesn't work in Android. There are apps that will keep your display from going to sleep while certain applications are running, e.g. Screen On
• It works on a phone too in a pinch, but the labels are all screwed up because the buttons are too small for the font.
• Run aeolus-osc.py with -v to see debug information.
• aeolus-osc.py will connect to the client named aeolus, and if it loses a connection it will try again to find aeolus for every event. So you don't need to restart aeolus-osc.py if you restart Aeolus.
• Presets are stored client-side, so they do not correspond to Aeolus' presets.
• Edit your ~/.aeolusrc file to match your preferences, but leave off -t and give it only when you start Aeolus headless.
• jamb.screen is a screen session file for starting up aeolus, connecting it to MIDI (change connect.sh as needed), and starting aeolus-osc.py. e.g. screen -S aeolus -c jamb.screen
• The makefile will build the three standard Aeolus instruments. You probably won't need to do this, just use the ones in the distrubtion, but if you want to hack stops2control.py...