Internal Antenna Connectors

Which type are internal antenna connectors on the PCB of the N80 and 6280?
is this mmcx?

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Is BR1310G-A-K9 access point comes with internal antenna ?
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Cisco Aironet 1300 Series Outdoor Access Point/Bridge with RP-TNC Type Connectors
A connectorized version of the Cisco Aironet 1300 Series Outdoor Access Point or Bridge provides professional installers with RP-TNC type connectors that allow the deployment of nodes with omnidirectional, sector, or high-gain dish antennas for custom installations
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/aironet-1300-series/product_data_sheet09186a008022198b.html

Which type of Antenna connectors does the WAP4410N have?

Hi.
I recently purchased a Linksys WAP4410N. While I was surprised how much reach I get out of this thing, I now consider maybe upgrading it with a few better antennas.
I basically just need to know if the antenna connectors are RP TNC or some other standard (like N-type), as I've read through data sheets, googled, and just couldn't find it out.
Thanks.
Regards
Markus

Hi Markus... so glad you started this thread, otherwise I would not have known the HGA7S-EU is no longer available! My present plan calls for an ethernet cable to be run in under the floor to eliminate my present WAP4410N to WET200-G5 link, and while I am doing this to run in a second cable to a new 3rd WAP4410N to improve wireless coverage into the garden. The intention was to transfer the 2xHGA7S-EU aerials from the Bridge to the new AP (both are R-SMA connectors) and buy a third (new) HGA7S-EU to complete the set.
Despite some considerable time spent on eBay and all the main UK supplier websites tonight, I cannot find any of these available for sale now. I have posted a Want It Now on eBay to see what turns up. Glad you got a solution to your situation, and many thanks for highlighting this issue for me.
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Broken internal antenna!

Hi all! First time I post here :P
It's like this. I broke my internal antenna on my PowerBook G4 12" when I was going to check which airport card I had. I'm kind of.. violence of myself but anyway. I was going to check which card I had and the antenna.. Popped of the card. Or atleast I think it is the antenna.
Well, it broke and now I CAN still found the card, but no connections (:P). Am I able to reconnect the cable in some way? Because there is some metallic thing sticking out from the card and the cable is.. Loose, and it's now harder to shut that little door to the card. Well.. I think that's all I can say for now.
Here's two pic's of the thing ^_^ (Photo's taken with my mobile)
Thanks for now! I hope you are able to help me!
I can take pic's with my real digital camera if anyone wants better quality.
PowerBook G4 12" Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Welcome to the discussions
You have one of 2 choices you can either take it to an Apple store or contact Applecare, if you have it.
Or if you want to attempt it, look at the link and you will see you can unplug the connecter to the card and twist the cable and insert it and either crimp it or solder it and then re attach it.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=108039
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An AP500 with internal antennas?

Is there any chance that an AP500 might be developed with internal antennas?
I have at least one deployment where the AP541N might have been seriously considered, except for its external antennas, which for that site are too vulnerable... of being moved, tampered, etc.
So in that case the AP1142 with its internal antennas and smaller footprint, is a better fit. But the 1142 is a lot more expensive, doesn't do clustering, etc.
If a new model of AP500 were developed to fit into the casing of an AP1140 that would be, for some customers, quite an enticing product!
But I'm not holding my breath... it seems Cisco made a decision to use only external antennas with these.
-Rich

Rich,
Thank you for your feedback, its great to hear from end-users about how we can make our product lines fit your needs better. These boards are HIGHLY visible to Cisco. Therefore, I'm sure your concerns will be heard and addressed accordingly.
Bill

Question about internal Bluetooth connector on Tecra 8100?

Hello all.
I have a pt810e-13c52-sp notebook. Upgraded to 512MB by using 2 toshiba 256mb pc100 modules bought in ebay, upgraded to a PIII 850 also got in ebay, and upgraded to a bigger 40GB wdc wd400e hard disk, with much less noise than 12GB original one.
Messing with my computer i have found an internal "bluetooth" connector next to the internal one that belongs to the keyboard.
Why is this?? Is there any unreleased Bluetooth module for Toshiba Tecra 8100??

Hi Toka
Maybe I am wrong but I have found info that Tecra 8100 has no BT and this model can not be upgraded with BT module. Usually BT will be used just sometimes and if you need BT you can use USB BT stick. It is pretty easy to configure it and this small part can be used whenever you need it.

1300 Series w/ Internal Antenna

We have installed several external antenna 1300's but this is the first with an internal antenna. Which direction is the wireless radiating? The mount that we have places the front (grey side) against a wall with the rear facing outward. Thanks.

Hi Michael,
You probably want to reverse this mounting, the radiation patterns for the 1300 are shown (at the very end of this doc)
From this Antenna reference guide;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps469/products_data_sheet09186a008008883b.html
Hope this helps!
Rob

Best direction for internal antenna on 1602i

Can anyone suggest best direction for internal antenna on 1602i when placed on a wall, as i am aware that best location for these AP's is to be placed on ceilings with antenna direction at 90 for best results.
I have done this with the majority of AP's but some need to be mounted on walls, so looking for some info on antenna direction for best results in coverage.
Thanks

Hello, tavery.
Check table 5, 6, and 7 on this link for several antenna options for a 1600 AP. Will you be needing an Omnidirectional antenna for your application?
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/aironet-antennas-accessories/at_a_glance_c45-513837.pdf
Let me know if you have additional concerns as well. Kind regards.

EIRP for Internal Antenna APs

Hello everyone
I understand EIRP for external Antenna APs but does the transmit power of internal APs will be considered as EIRP or we will add antenna gain to get it? For Example 1131 and 1142 have different antenna gais so keeping tranmit power same 25mw will have same EIRP ro diffe

It's exactly the same with internal antenna.
The difference of antennas is not big enough to actually matter on EIRP here.
Let me explain.
The AP will adapt the transmit power by steps of 3db of gain of the antenna.
Example : the AP transmits at 17dbm and you have a 3dbi gain antenna, the EIRP is 20.
If you increase the antenna gain to 4, nothing will change. Only when arrived at 6dbi, the AP will lower the transmit power to 14dbm to stay at EIRP 20.
So it's not granular enough to matter if the 1130 has a 3dbi antenna and the 1140 a 4dbi :-)
Nicolas

8600 luna internal antenna strength

I have the above phone on the orange metwork and find it very difficult to get a signal downstairs in my house even though Orange network says i am in a good coverage area.
I do not have lead lined rooms or a big house and signal strength outside of the house is good, a friend has an old sony phone which has a good signal is ther a Nokia make that has a good internal antenna . i like the 6500 Classic :-)

I always found my Luna to give good signal !
My 8800 arte hangs onto signal in the most fringe areas.
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Treo 680 internal antenna

hi, I recently changed my old beat up treo 680 housing to the one I bought online. since I changed, phone reception got weaker that before. does anyone know where the internal antenna is? any better way to make reception stronger?
thank you for your time.
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Internal Antenna

Does anyone know where the internal antenna is on the 8830? Thanks!
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How do I turn off/on the internal antenna in order to connect an external antenna

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How do I turn off/on the internal antenna in order to connectand use an external antenna. Second question, I mistakenly installed the wrong driver for the external antenna, How do I uninstall it?

Log onto icloud.com on a computer and see if you can turn it off on there.

AP mounting options versus internal antennas

Hi All,
I have previously used the 1232s and 1242s with external antennas so I could wall mount them (ceiling mounted hardware is not always an option) and have the antennas oriented correctly. I'm now looking at the newer APs with 802.11n some of which have internal antennas and are more cost effective, e.g. the 1040. The 1040 has internal antennas but it is apparently wall mountable - from http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/1260/quick/guide/ap1260getstart.html#wp42683
"Cisco Aironet 3500, 1260, 1140, 1130, and 1040 series access points can be mounted in several configurations, including on a suspended ceiling, on a hard ceiling or wall, on an elecrtical or network box, and above a suspended ceiling. Click this URL to browse to complete access point mounting instructions: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/access_point/mounting/guide/apmount.html "
How does wall mounting an AP with internal antennas affect the coverage? Surely the antennas will be oriented the wrong way to provide the correct coverage pattern. Or are the antennas able to provide the same coverage no matter what way up they are?
Many Thanks,
Scott

Hey Scott,
The 1040, like the 1140 can be mounted on the wall. The horizontal and vertical footprint is almost similar. Like a ball. So it won't make any severe difference at all.

What is the antenna connector type on the WAP4410N?

What is the antenna connector type on the WAP4410N? Is it the RP-TNC?

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