Cisco Cisco Industrial Wireless 3702 Access Point Datos agregados
Product Bulletin
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New
–B Domain for Cisco IoT System Wireless
Products for the United States (FCC)
PB737260
To comply with FCC rules order 14-30, Cisco will introduce new
–B domain access
point products for use in the United States (U.S.). The
–B domain access points will
be used only in the U.S. Previously, the
–A and –UX domain access points were used
for both the U.S. and other countries such as Canada. While the
–A domain access
points will continue to be sold to other countries currently using the
–A domain, they
cannot be shipped to the U.S. effective June 2, 2016, per the FCC order. Therefore,
starting May 16, 2016, Cisco will restrict the ordering of
starting May 16, 2016, Cisco will restrict the ordering of
–A and –UX domain access
points for sale into the U.S. to ensure that all sales orders received by this date are
shipped prior to the June 2, 2016, FCC deadline. Customers are encouraged to
migrate to ordering
shipped prior to the June 2, 2016, FCC deadline. Customers are encouraged to
migrate to ordering
–B domain access points after May 16, 2016.
Please note that there is no requirement to stop using
–A domain access points that have already been deployed
in the U.S. after the FCC deadline. They can continue to operate and even coexist with the new
–B domain access
points in the same network.
New Features
The
–B domain access points comply with the FCC order 14-30 rules. A summary of the changes introduced in
the
–B domain access points is provided below:
●
U-NII 1 band (5.15 to 5.25 GHz) is now allowed for outdoor use.
●
In the U-NII 1 band, the allowed TX power level is increased to 1 W (for indoor, outdoor, point to point), with
extreme restrictions on Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) above a 30-degree horizon when used
outdoors.
●
The Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR) bands (channels 120, 124, and 128) are reopened with new
test requirements for Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) protection.
●
The access points meet new power spectral density and above- and below-band edge emissions
requirements for the U-NII 3 (5.725 to 5.85 GHz) band.
Upgrade Paths
New software will be made available to support the
–B domain access points, starting with the Cisco
®
Wireless
LAN Controller (WLC) 8.2 MR1 release with a projected CCO date of May 16, 2016. Cisco will also provide
–B
domain support on future software releases to facilitate customer migration and deployments of
–B domain access