Cisco Cisco 2106 Wireless LAN Controller Release Notes

Release 4.1.192.35M also supports the following indoor and outdoor wireless access points:

The 1130, which is equipped with two simultaneously operating radios: a 2.4-GHz radio used for 
client access and a 5-GHz radio used for data backhaul. 

The 5-GHz radio on the 1130 supports the following bands:5.15-GHz, 5.25-GHz, and 
5.47-GHz.

The 1240, which is equipped with two simultaneously operating radios: a 2.4-GHz radio used for 
client access and a 5-GHz radio used for data backhaul.

The 5-GHz radio on the 1240 supports the following bands: 5.15-GHz, 5.25-GHz, and 
5.47-GHz.

Mesh 1242 access points are exclusive Indoor Mesh access points. These access points do 
not provide Outdoor Mesh support.

The 1505, which is equipped with a single 2.4-GHz radio that provides client access and data 
backhaul.

The 1510, which is equipped with two simultaneously operating radios: a 2.4-GHz radio used for 
client access and a 5-GHz radio used for data backhaul and client access.

The 5-GHz radio on the 1510 supports the following bands: 4.9-GHz, 5.47-GHz, and 5.8-GHz.

The 1522, which is equipped with two simultaneously operating radios: a 2.4-GHz radio used for 
client access and a 5-GHz radio used for data backhaul.

The 5-GHz radio on the 1522 supports the following bands: 4.9-GHz, 5.25-GHz, 5.47-GHz, and 
5.8-GHz. 

Non-mesh indoor access points: 1000 series, 1100 series, 1200 series (excluding 1250), and 1300 
series.

Models 1130 (1100 series) and 1240 (1200 series) operating as non-mesh nodes are also 
supported.

 provides a summary of hardware options and band support by platform.