AIR-AP1840I-A-K9 Cisco Aironet 1840I Dual-band Access Point

AIR-AP1840I-A-K9: Commissioning evidence chain

AIR-AP1840I-A-K9 keeps the A regulatory-domain letter and K9 controller-based identity in its complete order code. Keep the A-domain authorization, full carton PID, serial and configured country in one commissioning record.

For A-domain K9 commissioning, separate regulatory evidence, controller discovery and RF acceptance. Match the complete PID and serial, record country and enabled channels, validate internal-antenna placement, then test client service at the survey locations. Archive the controller revision used for the result.

Evidence required before acceptance

The A-K9 commissioning pack should connect the authorized PID and serial to country selection, enabled channels, internal-antenna placement and survey-location tests. Keep controller discovery and RF acceptance as separate checks so a successful join does not conceal a placement problem.

Procurement decision

The A-K9 order is complete only when regulatory, controller and RF evidence point to the same installed asset. Cisco records the 1840 series as end of sale on May 1, 2022 and end of support on April 30, 2027.

Closest ordering comparisons

• AIR-AP1840I-D-K9C - compare regulatory domain and controller image.
• AIR-AP1840I-S-K9C - compare regulatory domain and controller image.
• AIR-AP1840I-Z-K9C - compare regulatory domain and controller image.

Official evidence: Cisco Aironet 1840 data sheet; Cisco 1840 getting-started guide; Cisco 1840 lifecycle record; and Cisco wireless compliance lookup.