There isn’t a fixed number of how many third-party devices a Solaro DSP support.
Capacity depends on how the system is designed and how the devices behave.

In practice, stability is defined more by complexity than by device count.

A few factors determine how many devices can be supported reliably:

• Larger DSP designs use more resources

• Less capacity is available for integrations

• TCP devices require ongoing connections and more memory

• UDP devices are lighter and easier to scale

• Firmware quality matters

• Network stability affects performance

Solaro systems support:

• Up to 20 Xilica peripherals within a single design

This is a defined and tested limit.

For third-party integrations, a simple guideline works best:

• Aim for 10 devices or fewer per system

This helps keep performance stable and predictable.

In many cases, the type of device and how it behaves has more impact than the total number.

There’s no strict maximum, but there is a practical range.

• Up to 20 Xilica peripherals

• Around 10 third-party devices recommended

• Complexity matters more than quantity

Keep it simple where possible.
Scale carefully when needed.