Cisco Aironet Access Point Deployment Guide
Figure 10: Back View of the AP 2600
Because of these similarities, there is no need to repeat a site survey for the AP 2600 if a survey exists for the AP 3600.
Introduction to the 1600 Series
The Cisco Aironet 1600 Series Access Point (AP1600), shown in Figure 11, is a second generation, entry‐ level AP.
Figure 11: AP 1600
Key Features
Significant features include:
ClientLink 2.0
‐Adds a key function when upgrading from the AP 1040/1140 and the AP 1260
‐Supports 802.11n clients up to 1‐SS
‐Supports 802.11a/b/g clients
‐Supports (beam‐form) up to 32 clients per radio interface
3x3:2 architecture
‐Better performance than the 2x2:2 AP 1040
‐Better throughput performance than the AP 1140 and the AP 1260
External antenna model for entry‐level and mid‐level market
Up to 128 clients per radio for a total of 256 clients
Different LED color change compared to earlier access points
CleanAir Express – Basic Spectrum Analysis available soon via software upgrade
Cisco CleanAir Express
Cisco CleanAir Express technology is enabled on the advanced silicon design of the AP 1600. With CleanAir Express, the AP 1600 has the ability to effectively detect RF interference, identify the source, locate it on a map, and make automatic adjustments to optimize wireless coverage. With CleanAir Express technology, organizations have a basic spectrum analysis capability to support their wireless networks while simplifying ongoing operations. (See Figure 12.)
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