`CyanLight` makes use of a next generation networking protocol featuring a higher hardware abstraction and up to `32 bit` color depth compared to the rigid `8 bit` definition of `FxBuffer`.
`CyanLight` makes use of a next generation network protocol featuring a higher hardware abstraction and up to `32 bit` color depth compared to the rigid `8 bit` definition of `FxBuffer`.
Both protocols share the same basic concept: Time critical animation data is sent via fire-and-forget channels like `UDP` or `IrDA` while for device information and configuration a slow but stable channel is used.
