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Cisco aironet 1600/2600/3600 series access point

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The AP 2600 is a 3X4:3SS, so ClientLink does not beamform to 3SS clients; however, it does beamform

at legacy, one, and two spatial stream rates. The AP 3600 is a 4X4:3SS, supporting an extra transmitter

chain for additional downlink performance for all bands and clients. The AP 3600 has slightly higher

performance and beamforms to legacy, one, two, and three spatial stream rates and .11ac rates when

using the optional .11ac module.

The two series use the same mounting hardware and antennas. See

Figure 10

for a back view.

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.

Cisco Aironet 1600/2600/3600 Series Access Point Deployment Guide

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