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XX02 vs. US02 part #s?

mark_davis_qqf9

-XX02 vs. -US02. What is the difference?

Looking at R320s.

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mark_davis_qqf9

Called Provantage, they had no clue.
Called Ruckus, they told me they also had no clue and would have someone call me back...

phil_coverdale_

Hi Mark.

When ordering APs the XX is replaced by the destination region, most commonly US or WW (worldwide).

You will find the same is true for ordering PoE injectors or power supplies, you must specify the destination region by indicating -US, -EU, -AU, -BR, -CN, -IN, -JP, -KR, -SA, -UK, or -UN instead of -XX.

Reagrds,

Phil.

mark_davis_qqf9

Phil-

I suspected it was region specification...

Is something actually different in the hardware or software? Ie. if the WW unit is less money, would someone in the US want to buy the WW unit?

-mark

phil_coverdale_

Hi Mark.

The hardware is the same.
The only differences in software are to comply with country regulations for power output and available channels.

It is not possible to change the settings from WW to US or vice-versa.

Regards,

Phil.

mark_davis_qqf9

Thanks Phil. I purchased 4x R320s with -US02. I learned my lesson by buying the top-of-the-line with the R700 that now isn't supported by unleashed - never again will I buy the top of the line from Ruckus -- I would have been better off to have an R500 or R600 that actually supports unleashed today.

-mark

phil_coverdale_

Hi Mark,

Thank you for choosing Ruckus again.

The R700 AP was the first of the 802.11ac Wave 1 access point from Ruckus.
The R500, R600 and other 802.11ac Wave 1 access points that followed use a different CPU.

Please let us know if you need any further assistance.

Regards,

Phil.

mark_davis_qqf9

Thanks for the detailed info Phil.

So, the issue is that the Ruckus S/W dev team doesn't want to port the unleashed code to the older CPU? I have to believe that the memory, FLOPs, Ops, CPI/IPC, clk, freq, process, ISA, etc, are all fine with the older CPU for something as non-compute heavy as unleashed...I'm not asking you to do machine learning/deep learning training on the thing...just support unleashed.

Thanks, -mark

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