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Does 280 mW really give CRMX more range?
What 280 mW really means for CRMX range: dBm, dBi and EIRP explained, how the Stardust gets there, what Cerise transmits, and where more than 100 mW is legal.
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What 280 mW really means for CRMX range: dBm, dBi and EIRP explained, how the Stardust gets there, what Cerise transmits, and where more than 100 mW is legal.

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Cerise not showing up in Blackout, fixtures that won't link, random flashes or a USB link that drops? Read the LEDs, then work through linking, network, power and iPad settings.

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Cerise's Spectrum tab shows live 2.4 GHz activity and blocks the channels used by Wi-Fi, ARRI LCS, Preston or ZaxNet. A step-by-step guide.

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Connect an Astera ART7 to Blackout on iPad for battery levels and fixture settings, while Cerise sends your DMX over CRMX. Both Wi-Fi modes, step by step.

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Master CRMX linking keys for faster DMX setup. Learn the Stardust vs. Cerise differences, security tips, and cloning hacks in our complete guide.

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Control Cerise from a laptop or iPad over Wi-Fi: Ethernet (2U/4U) or USB through a router, Art-Net and sACN, the 1.8.11 USB address, and tips for a reliable Wi-Fi link.