Arduino to kessil either iota or k link

[GK3]

As title suggests, interested in Arduino controlling kessil a360x. Has anyone done this? Anyone know of the k link protocol or how to wirelessly talk to them via iota?

 

[areefer01]

As title suggests, interested in Arduino controlling kessil a360x. Has anyone done this? Anyone know of the k link protocol or how to wirelessly talk to them via iota?

The subject is a bit misleading. Kessil IOTA is for Neptune connectivity. I've not read anyone using an Arduino to control the Kessil lights. You have to use the wireless dongle, hardwired controller (spectral contoller x), or if you have an Apex then use the wireless dongle with iota. Other than that you have the two nobs for intensity / color.

As I noted I'm not aware of other methods but then again not current on what DIY are doing.

 

[GK3]

The subject is a bit misleading. Kessil IOTA is for Neptune connectivity. I've not read anyone using an Arduino to control the Kessil lights. You have to use the wireless dongle, hardwired controller (spectral contoller x), or if you have an Apex then use the wireless dongle with iota. Other than that you have the two nobs for intensity / color.

As I noted I'm not aware of other methods but then again not current on what DIY are doing.

Iota is an industrial protocol. It’s not invented by Neptune or kessil, it’s just what they use to talk.

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IOTA has re-engineered the principles of existing distributed ledger technology to provide a feeless, open-source, secure data and financial exchange protocol for everyone

www.iota.org

An introduction to the IOTA protocol

The IOTA protocol is a type of distributed ledger technology which offers an alternative to traditional blockchain technology

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Thus if you know what they are saying through the protocol, you could mimic. This would be a DIY thing which is why I’m asking.

 

[areefer01]

Iota is an industrial protocol. It’s not invented by Neptune or kessil, it’s just what they use to talk.

Home

IOTA has re-engineered the principles of existing distributed ledger technology to provide a feeless, open-source, secure data and financial exchange protocol for everyone

www.iota.org

An introduction to the IOTA protocol

The IOTA protocol is a type of distributed ledger technology which offers an alternative to traditional blockchain technology

coinrivet.com

Thus if you know what they are saying through the protocol, you could mimic. This would be a DIY thing which is why I’m asking.

Maybe you are mixing up the protocol. IOTA is Neptune's internet of things aquarium and a closed system. Shared with partnered manufacturers.

Of course maybe there is more behind the scene so reach out to support and see what you can find out.

 

[GK3]

Maybe you are mixing up the protocol. IOTA is Neptune's internet of things aquarium and a closed system. Shared with partnered manufacturers.

Of course maybe there is more behind the scene so reach out to support and see what you can find out.

I believe Neptune is using IOTA and making their communication proprietary, but it’s not them creating IOTA. It’s like me using a USB interface with my own proprietary language. I didn’t invent USB.

 

[areefer01]

I believe Neptune is using IOTA and making their communication proprietary, but it’s not them creating IOTA. It’s like me using a USB interface with my own proprietary language. I didn’t invent USB.

I understand protocols. I've written many a program in assembly going back to VAX 7500 systems. I'm just suggesting that you reach out to Neptune so you are not barking up the wrong tree.