Cisco wifi
Hello,
One small question:
For a Cisco aironet 1200series AP with dual RP-TNC antenna connectors, do I need two omni/dipole antennas or a single, one is enough??
That equipment is supposed to be used as single/primary AP for wifi clients.
One small question:
For a Cisco aironet 1200series AP with dual RP-TNC antenna connectors, do I need two omni/dipole antennas or a single, one is enough??
That equipment is supposed to be used as single/primary AP for wifi clients.
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hypnotoad
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We have the aironet 1242's and they have dual RP-TNC's for each frequency range (total 4). One antenna is used for 2.4 ghz and one is for 5 ghz -- so we service both B/G and A clients. so we have 2 unused radio on each.
You can get away using one radio. -
marco71
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I think I was a little inexplicit; the model is 1240AG and has two antenna connectors for 2.4GHz band and on the other side, two for 5GHz, so I was thinking that some adaptation for the impedance or some balancing is required
: I'm thinking at one band-usage only
anyway, thanks for your answer