Product specifications and layout

Detailed product specification table

Model	1U	2U Pro	2U Pro Wired	4U Pro	4U Pro Wired
CRMX universes	1	2	2	4	4
USB C connector	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Ethernet	❌	✅	✅	✅	✅
RF spectrum analyzer	✅ (firmware 1.8.11)	✅	✅	✅	✅
Power Over Ethernet	❌	✅	✅	✅	✅
Wired DMX universes out	❌	❌	4 isolated input/output via second RJ45 connector	❌	4 isolated input/output via second RJ45 connector
CRMX Linking Key	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Power input	USB-C 5 V	USB-C 5 V · PoE 802.3af	USB-C 5 V · PoE 802.3af	USB-C 5 V · PoE 802.3af	USB-C 5 V · PoE 802.3af
Total DMX universes	1	2	6	4	8

USB :

Max power draw : up to 5V 3A

USB revision compatibility : USB 1.1

Network speed via USB : 10mbps

Ethernet :

Link speed : 10/100

Auto MDI-X NOT compatible

Power over Ethernet compatibility

IEEE802.3af compliant

Input voltage range 36V to 57V

Mode A & B

UI :

1 Status LED / Boot button

1 universe color LED / linking button per universe

DMX :

Output frequency 41Hz

Merging type : HTP (default), LTP or Priority

Network Protocols supported : simultaneous Art-Net & sACN

BOOT button / status LED
1. Green = Powered
2. Cyan = USB link established
CRMX linking buttons
1. Blinking = waiting for signal
2. Static = sending data
RP-SMA antenna connectors
USB type-C connector
Ethernet 10/100 RJ45 PoE connector
Wired DMX output
1/4” thread mounting point
M4 mounting holes (4.2mm)

Diagram of Cerise with parts numbered 1 to 8, matching the list of buttons and connectors

Warning

Always keep the antennas connected. Never power Cerise without its antennas, and never remove them while it's running: transmitting without an antenna can damage the radios. Some third-party antennas can also damage Cerise. Be wary of specs that look too good to be true, such as a 24 dBi gain on a small antenna, and check them before use.

Warning

Only ever give Cerise 5 V. Some D-tap to USB-C cables output 15 V on USB-C, which destroys Cerise. Some passive USB-C splitters also send the same voltage to both ports: if Cerise shares one with a device that negotiates 15 V over USB Power Delivery, such as a charging iPad or laptop, Cerise gets 15 V too. To charge your iPad while you use Cerise, use the adapter supplied with it.

A D-tap to USB-C cable: some output 15 V instead of 5 V.

A passive USB-C splitter: it can pass a charger's 15 V on to Cerise.

Using antennas or cables other than those supplied can damage your Cerise and void its warranty. If you're unsure, contact our support.