This guide covers how to control the OSSM (Open Source Sex Machine) using your RADR wireless remote.
Control Screen Overview
When connected to an OSSM, the control screen displays:
- Top: Three tabs showing Depth, Sensation, and Stroke modes
- Top Bumpers:
<< and >> buttons for mode switching
- Left Side: Speed encoder dial with arc indicator
- Right Side: Mode encoder dial (Depth/Sensation/Stroke) with arc indicator
- Center: Linear rail graph showing stroke and depth visualization
- Below Graph: Current pattern name
- Bottom: Menu, Pause, and Patterns buttons
Speed Control
The left encoder always controls speed, regardless of which mode is active.
| Parameter | Range | Default |
|---|
| Speed | 0–100% | 0% |
- Turn clockwise to increase speed
- Turn counter-clockwise to decrease speed
- The encoder has acceleration: faster turns make bigger changes
Speed must be above 0% for the OSSM to move. When paused, increase speed to resume automatically.
Adjustment Modes
The right encoder controls one of three parameters, depending on which mode is active. Use the shoulder bumpers to switch modes.
Depth Mode
Controls how deep the penetration reaches.
| Parameter | Range | Default |
|---|
| Depth | 0–100% | 10% |
- Higher values = deeper penetration
- The depth is visualized on the linear rail graph
Sensation Mode
Controls the intensity or “feel” of the motion.
| Parameter | Range | Default |
|---|
| Sensation | 0–100% | 50% |
- Lower values = gentler, smoother motion
- Higher values = more intense, aggressive motion
Stroke Mode
Controls the length of each stroke.
| Parameter | Range | Default |
|---|
| Stroke | 0–100% | 50% |
- Lower values = shorter strokes
- Higher values = longer strokes
- The stroke is visualized on the linear rail graph
Switching Modes
You have two ways to switch between Depth, Sensation, and Stroke:
Using Bumpers (Recommended)
- Left Bumper (
<<) — Switch to the previous mode
- Right Bumper (
>>) — Switch to the next mode
The mode order is: Depth → Sensation → Stroke → Depth…
Visual Feedback
When you switch modes:
- The corresponding tab at the top becomes highlighted
- The right encoder LED color changes:
- Coral/Red — Depth mode
- Blue — Sensation mode
- Green — Stroke mode
- The left encoder LED stays purple (always speed)
Pause and Stop
The middle button controls pausing and stopping.
Single Press: Pause
A single press pauses the OSSM:
- Speed is set to 0%
- The pattern name changes to “Paused” in red
- The middle LED turns red
- The Pause button changes to “STOP” (red)
To resume from pause, simply increase the speed with the left encoder. The OSSM will resume automatically.
Safety Feature: Persistent Speed Monitoring
When you enter Pattern Mode or other menus, RADR continues to monitor the left encoder (speed) for safety. This means:
- You can still adjust speed while browsing patterns
- If you turn the speed to 0, the OSSM stops immediately
- This ensures you always have instant stop capability
Even while selecting patterns, the left encoder controls speed. This is a safety feature, not a bug.
Double Press: Full Stop
A quick double press performs a full stop with reset:
- Speed is set to 0%
- Depth is reset to 0%
- Stroke is reset to 10%
- Sensation is reset to 50%
- The “Device Stopped” confirmation screen appears
Full stop resets your adjustment settings. If you want to pause without losing your settings, use a single press.
Pattern Mode
Press the right button (Patterns) to enter Pattern Mode.
In Pattern Mode:
- The screen shows a list of available patterns
- Use the right encoder to scroll through patterns
- Press the right button to select a pattern
- Press the left button to cancel and return
See Stroke Patterns for details on each pattern.
Linear Rail Graph
The linear rail graph in the center of the screen provides a visual representation of the OSSM’s motion:
- The graph shows the stroke range and depth position
- As you adjust Stroke and Depth, the visualization updates in real-time
- This helps you understand the physical motion without looking at the machine
The left button (Menu) is reserved for future OSSM device settings.
The Menu button is currently disabled and has no function. The button styling changes when paused (appearing enabled), but pressing it has no effect. Future firmware updates will enable device-specific settings through this button.
LED Indicators During Control
| LED | Color | Meaning |
|---|
| Left (Speed) | Purple | Speed mode (always active) |
| Middle | White | Active and playing |
| Middle | Red | Paused or stopped |
| Right (Mode) | Coral/Red | Depth mode active |
| Right (Mode) | Blue | Sensation mode active |
| Right (Mode) | Green | Stroke mode active |
Quick Reference
| Control | Action |
|---|
| Left Encoder | Adjust speed (0–100%) |
| Right Encoder | Adjust active mode (0–100%) |
| Left Bumper | Previous mode (Depth ← Sensation ← Stroke) |
| Right Bumper | Next mode (Depth → Sensation → Stroke) |
| Left Button | Menu (disabled) |
| Middle Button | Single: Pause / Double: Full Stop |
| Right Button | Open Pattern Mode |
Tips
Start with low speed and gradually increase to find your preferred intensity.
Use the bumpers to switch modes by feel—you don’t need to look at the screen.
If you accidentally perform a full stop, don’t worry—just re-adjust your settings and increase speed to resume.
