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JZ335A is the Japan-designated AP-535 campus access point. Its internal-antenna design combines 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 radios on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, with a maximum combined radio rate of 2.97 Gbps.

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JZ341A is the AP-534 (RW) TAA external-antenna campus AP. Its 530-series platform supports Wi-Fi 6 and two up-to-5-Gbps Ethernet ports; it is not limited to two gigabit-only connections.

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JZ339A is HPE Aruba AP-534 (IL) TAA: a Wi-Fi 6 campus AP using external antennas and dual 4x4 radios. It is not the 330-series Wi-Fi 5 equipment previously described here.

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HPE lists JZ338A as the EG TAA order for AP-534. This 530-series campus AP has external antennas, 4x4 radios on both bands and a published 2.97 Gbps combined maximum radio rate.

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JZ340A identifies the AP-534 (JP) TAA campus access point. This is a dual-radio 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 model with external antennas, not a 340-series Wi-Fi 5 AP.

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R3J17A is the AP-MNT-C Type C bracket kit for a 9/16-inch-profile suspended-ceiling rail. HPE lists it as a campus AP mounting option.

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Q9G71A is the AP-MNT-MP10-D solid-surface mounting bracket kit. The manufacturer order is a ten-pack for campus AP installation.

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HPE identifies Q9G70A as AP-MNT-MP10-C: ten mounting brackets for a 9/16-inch-profile ceiling rail. The order describes AP mounting parts rather than wireless electronics.

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Q9G69A is the AP-MNT-MP10-B pack of ten campus AP mounting brackets for a 15/16-inch flat ceiling rail. It is a mounting accessory order, not an AP22.

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JY705A is the AP-200-MNT-W3 low-profile, box-style mount for a small indoor AP on a flat surface. It is not an Instant On 1930 Ethernet switch.

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JW047A is the white AP-220-MNT-W1W accessory for mounting an AP on a flat wall or ceiling. HPE lists it under mount accessories.

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JW046A is the black AP-220-MNT-W1 mounting kit for a flat wall or ceiling surface. It is a basic AP mount, not an 802.11ac access point.

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JX961A identifies the industrial-grade AP-MNT-CM1 metal mount for an indoor AP on a suspended-ceiling rail. It is an installation component.

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JW045A is the AP-220-MNT-C2 mounting kit. Its two adapters are intended for Interlude and Silhouette ceiling-grid profiles.

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JW044A supplies two ceiling-grid adapters for basic flat rails. HPE identifies this mounting accessory as AP-220-MNT-C1, not a wireless radio.

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JY728A is the AP-CBL-SERU console adapter cable. HPE identifies its interfaces as Micro-USB TTL 3.3 V and USB 2.0; it is an AP console accessory, not a wireless access point.

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Q9H56A is the AP-514 Japan-designated campus AP with external antennas. HPE specifies dual-radio 4x4/2x2 Wi-Fi 6, not an internal-antenna AP-515 configuration.

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Q9H66A identifies the Japan-designated AP-514 TAA order, with external antennas and asymmetric 4x4/2x2 Wi-Fi 6 radios. It is not an internal-antenna AP-505.

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Q9H65A is the AP-514 (IL) TAA external-antenna order. Its Wi-Fi 6 radios use a 4x4/2x2 configuration, rather than the AP-505 identity previously associated with this listing.

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AIR-AP1815T-H-K9 is the H-domain Cisco Aironet 1815t controller-based OfficeExtend access point for teleworker or micro-branch wired and wireless service. For the H-domain unit, create a home-office handover with ISP modem mode, WAN addressing, DNS reachability, controller round-trip time and power recovery. Repeat the test after moving the AP from staging to the employee circuit and archive both results.