The KISS-BOX I/O3 CardCage can hold up to 3 standard Kiss-Box I/O Cards. Input signals received on input cards will be translated to Ethernet UDP/IP or TCP/IP and send to the network. Network messages received from the network are translated to output signals on the selected output cards. Any compliant 3th party software can be used to process these messages and thus "read" or "write" standard in and outputs (like relays, contact-closures, analog signals) via a standard Ethernet network. A range of I/O cards is available. The I/O3 CardCage can be controlled also over ArtNet and MIDI Show Control protocols.

The KISS-BOX I/O8 CardCage can hold up to 8 standard Kiss-Box I/O Cards. Input signals received on input cards will be translated to Ethernet UDP/IP or TCP/IP and send to the network. Network messages received from the network are translated to output signals on the selected output cards. Any compliant 3th party software can be used to process these messages and thus "read" or "write" standard in and outputs (like relays, contact-closures, analog signals) via a standard Ethernet network. A range of I/O cards is available. The I/O8 CardCage can be controlled also over ArtNet and MIDI Show Control protocols.

The KISS-BOX DMX-512 Transceiver allows you to use a standard Ethernet network to distribute the DMX-512 protocol to any part of your system. You can configure it to behave as an external DMX interface for a PC, Macintosh or generic lighting controller, Multiple Transceivers can be set up to work together and distribute up to 64 universes of DMX across the network. The DMX-512 Transceiver can be set to use the Artnet protocol.

The Dual Serial KISS-BOX allows you to control serial devices through a network, making it possible to manage them from distant computers. Each port of the Dual Serial KISSBOX is fully independent and can be configured as RS232, RS422 or RS485. Two Dual Serial KISS-BOX can work in Peer-to-Peer mode to transport serial data across an Ethernet network without the use of computers.

The Dual Serial can also be programmed to run proprietary serial protocols (like MODBUS). The protocols can be integrated by KissBox or by yourself, using the SDK/development chain available from Kiss-Box.

The MIDI2TR allows you to use a standard Ethernet network to distribute the MIDI protocol to any part of your setup, whatever its size, using RTP-MIDI protocol. RTP-MIDI is an open standard, supported natively by Mac OS-X (no driver to install), and free driver is available for Windows (XP to Win8, 32 and 64 bits). And it is also compatible with iPad/iPhone over WiFi, without needing any extra computer as a bridge! The MIDI2TR is seen on these systems as a standard MIDI interface, compatible with any existing MIDI application, and it supports Plug&Play operation, using Bonjour protocol. An optional firmware is also available for "Simple UDP" communication modes.

The TC2TR allows you to use a standard Ethernet network to distribute Smpte LTC Time-code and MTC Midi Time-code to any part of your system. You can configure it to behave as a standard Time code and MIDI interface for a PC running Windows, or a Macintosh with OS-X, or set it up to “Pipeline” LTC and/or MTC Midi across the network in Peer-to-Peer mode.