Cisco DX70 CP-DX70-W-NR-K9++= – TAA Compliant No-Radio Desk Endpoint Spare

Product Overview

CP-DX70-W-NR-K9++= is the Cisco DX70 in its most restricted ordering form: no-radio and Trade Agreement Act compliant, supplied as a spare or service unit. Cisco's DX ordering tables define the ++ suffix as the form for U.S. Government purchase under the Trade Agreement Act, and define the no-radio version as one with all wireless hardware and functions removed. For a federal buyer replacing a desk position inside a facility that bars wireless radios, this is the part number that satisfies both the procurement rule and the security policy in one order.

Product Description

Two separate compliance requirements are met by this SKU, and it is worth being clear about which is which. The ++ element addresses procurement: Cisco publishes CP-DX70-W-K9++= as the DX70 form for U.S. Government, Trade Agreement Act compliant purchase, which is what a GSA schedule or federal contract vehicle typically requires. The NR element addresses deployment: with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth hardware removed, the endpoint has no radio to authorise, document or disable, which shortens the approval process in an RF-controlled facility.

The = suffix marks it as a spare or service unit, so it is the right form for replacing an installed DX70 rather than for a new build. Cisco placed the DX70 end-of-sale on 16 August 2018 with a last date of support of 31 August 2023 and names Cisco Webex Desk Mini as the replacement, so federal estates still running DX70 positions should be planning that migration alongside break/fix purchases.

Technically it is the standard DX70: a 14-inch 1920 x 1080 AHVA multitouch panel, a 1080p30 camera with a privacy shutter, an analog omnidirectional microphone, an HDMI type A laptop input, three USB 2.0 type A ports with 2 A charging on the side port, a Micro SD slot and a 3.5 mm headset jack. Network connection is a single RJ-45 drop into the internal 2-port Cisco Ethernet switch with separate 802.1Q VLANs for the device and the PC, and power is a mains supply rated 3.5 A at 12 V maximum. Browse video conference systems and Cisco for current federal-eligible platforms, and display mounts for VESA and arm mounting hardware.

Key Features

• TAA compliant ordering form — Cisco's DX ordering tables define the ++ part number as the form for U.S. Government purchase under the Trade Agreement Act, which is what most federal contract vehicles require.
• Wireless hardware removed — Cisco's no-radio definition covers removal of all wireless hardware and functions, so there is no radio to authorise, document or disable in a restricted facility.
• Spare and service part number — The = suffix is Cisco's spare designation, which is the correct form for replacing a failed unit inside an existing accredited deployment.
• Camera privacy shutter — A physical shutter on the camera supports privacy and security policies that restrict always-on video at the desk.
• Wired-only network path — The internal 2-port Cisco Ethernet switch and a single RJ-45 drop are the only network path, with separate 802.1Q VLANs for the endpoint and the co-located PC.
• On-premises registration — The DX70 registers natively to Cisco Unified Communications Manager and to Cisco Video Communication Server, so it stays inside an agency-controlled call-control estate.
• Wired headset support — Three USB 2.0 type A ports and a 3.5 mm headphone and headset jack cover wired headsets in the absence of Bluetooth pairing.

Typical Applications

• Government space — Federal desks that must satisfy both Trade Agreement Act procurement and a no-wireless facility policy are the specific use case for this part number.
• Commercial meeting space — Contractor and cleared-facility touchdown desks gain video on a wired-only network path.
• Conference room — Small secure rooms can use a single self-contained wired endpoint instead of a codec and display.

Technical Specifications