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Hi,

Let me introduce our new Project - KSduino: http://ksduino.org

We have designed this service to connect your Arduino microcontroller(s) to the KSduino device network for free. You may connect your device through Internet to KSduino server and monitor & control Arduino parameters at KSduino.org web site. For more information you can read our Welcome article (http://blog.ksduino.org/post/37480815224/welcome-to-ksduino) or start from home page http://ksduino.org

Best regards,
Kirill Scherba
The founder and main developer of KSduino project.

[Reply #1 on:]

Looks really interesting.

Is there any rate limit for this service?
Looking at the data in some of the public views, shows updated data at least every second, which is very fast for an online service.


Will try it out as soon as I have a chance! 

[Reply #2 on:]

Hi,

Thank and welcome!
It may be faster than 1 in sec, look at http://ksduino.org/?devices&device_parameter_id=9 for example it sends 10 values per secont. We use UDP to send & receive packets and Arduino and KSduino can send & receive more but the KSduino is public online service and I don't recomend increase your speed more then 1 value per second in your tests.

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Hi Kirill!
I started studying Ksduino. I use the example Arduino UNO and two temperature sensors ds18b20. I pass parameters of temperature every second. Can I increase the frequency of sending? For example, two or four items per second for the other parameters, and continue to transmit the temperature once a second? Will your service to process packets at this rate? My controller is Arduino UNO ID 3303  https://ksduino.org/?devices&device_id=3303.
Regards, Andre.

[Reply #4 on:]

Yes, you can try your experiments! See the documentation (http://ksduino.org/?docs) and help (http://help.ksduino.org) pages for additional information.

[Reply #5 on:]

Ok. Thank you. later I will try to/

[Reply #6 on:]

See article 'How KSduino works' for additional info:
http://blog.ksduino.org/post/37944359140/how-ksduino-works

[Reply #7 on:]

New How to 'How to send parameters from one to another Arduino Device?' was added: http://help.ksduino.org/post/38261558718/how-to-send-parameters-from-one-to-another-arduino

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Read new article to Connect your Arduino with ENC28J60 Ethernet Shield to KSduino:
http://blog.ksduino.org/post/38636723785/ksduino-can-connect-your-arduino-with-enc28j60

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See Article about Using UDP protocol with Arduino
http://blog.ksduino.org/post/39659066923/using-udp-protocol-with-arduino

[Reply #10 on:]

The INFOrmer Page was added to KSduino: http://ksduino.info

[Reply #11 on:]

There is some new advice of connection your Arduino to the KSduino device network: http://ksdu.in/o/34

The KSduino INFOrmer page http://ksduino.info becomes more complete. You can use Saved Buttons (saved actions) to control your device from your INFOrmer page. You can allso add share buttons at your INFOrmer page. See the http://ksdu.in/o/35 as example and Blink it :-)
[this function is allowed for registered KSduino users only]

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The the KSduino forum was opened today, so you can discus your KSduino projects:
http://forum.ksduino.org/

Look Terry King's blog page about his KSduino project:
http://forum.ksduino.org/index.php?topic=5.0
http://arduino-info.info/blog/?p=4

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There are new articles at KSduino:

• Pseudo multitasking. Using timer in Arduino sketch.
• How to skip repeated parameter values?

[Reply #14 on:]

New article "Multitasking and real time systems at Arduino" was added to KSduino blog: http://ksdu.in/o/47