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+ | ===== Open Sound Control ===== | ||
+ | Open Sound Control (OSC) is a communication protocol optimized for modern network technology. An OSC message consists of an address, followed by one or two more arguments. The addresses consist of a hierarchical, | ||
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+ | * Connectors: UDP/IP and Ethernet | ||
+ | * Bandwidth: 10 megabits/ | ||
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+ | ===== Inter-Integrated Circuit(I2C) ===== | ||
+ | Inter-Integrated Circuit Protocol is a communication protocol that allows multiple peripheral devices to be controlled by one or more controller devices. It requires two lines a serial data line (SDA) and serial clock line (SCL) which each device connected on the bus requiring a unique address. Messages are split into two frames. The address frame indicates the peripheral where the data is being sent to and 8 bit data frames which contain the data being transmitted. | ||
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+ | * Connectors: 2 wires (SDA,SCL) | ||
+ | * Transfer Speeds: 100kbits/ | ||
+ | * Max Number of peripheral Devices: 1008 | ||
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