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Standalone Compute Unit

C 24

All-in-one compute platform. The CX24 packs a 10″ capacitive touchscreen, dual-band Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and dual Ethernet into a small VESA-mountable enclosure — pre-configured with LED CTRL software and a 24-universe Art-Net license, ready to drive larger installs out of the box.

  • Display 10″ capacitive touch
  • License 24 universes Art-Net
  • Wireless Wi-Fi + BT (dual-band)
  • Ethernet 2× (GbE + 100M)

Key Specifications · CX24 Standalone Compute Unit

System
License
24 Universes Art-Net
Platform Raspberry Pi CM5 · Quad-core Cortex-A76 @ 2.4 GHz
Memory 4 GB DDR
Storage 16 GB eMMC · microSD expansion
Display
Touchscreen 10.1″ capacitive (1280 × 800)
Multi-touch 5 points · 6H surface hardness
Network & I/O
Ethernet 1× Gigabit + 1× 100M
Wireless Dual-band Wi-Fi + Bluetooth (with antenna)
I/O HDMI 2.0 · 2× USB 2.0 · 2× RS485 · 2× RS232
Power
Input Voltage 9–36 V DC
Power Consumption 24 W (Max)
Physical
Dimensions 258 × 172 × 42 mm
Weight 1.2 kg
Mounting Table or wall · VESA standard
Operating Temp. −20°C to +60°C
Warranty
Warranty 3 Years (Extendable Warranty Available)

Note: Specifications listed for quick evaluation and integration planning. Pre-configured Debian image with LED CTRL software, auto-boot, and a 24-universe Art-Net license is shipped ready to deploy.

Front Dimensions
CX24 front dimensions
Back Dimensions
CX24 back dimensions

Downloads

CX24 Standalone Compute Unit Downloads

Frequently Asked Questions

4 Questions

Common questions, answered.

The CX24 carries a 24-universe Art-Net licence for larger installs. Step down to the CX10 (10 universes) for smaller installs, or up to the CX64 (64 universes) for full media facades.
A 24-universe Art-Net licence, pre-configured with LED CTRL software on an all-in-one Raspberry Pi CM5 platform, ready to drive larger installs out of the box.
Pair the CX24 with an MX96PRO long-range transmitter for full-site X-Stream networks; a 24-universe PX24 pixel controller is its most common output target on local networks.
Yes — it ships as a pre-configured Debian image with LED CTRL software, auto-boot and its 24-universe Art-Net licence, ready to deploy on its own.