Cisco Board Pro 55 G3 CS-BRDP55G3NRK9--= – No-Radio Custom Spare

Product Overview

Every marker on this part number narrows the supply, which is precisely why it is worth stocking rather than sourcing. It is the Board Pro 55 G3 no-radio build, ordered as a customized model, supplied as a spare service unit.

Cisco lists Wi-Fi 6/6E as not available in non-radio versions and Bluetooth 5.2 as not available on the No-Radio model.

The distributor description also refers to a TAA configuration. Cisco's published TAA designation on the Board Pro ordering tables is the ++ suffix, so confirm the compliance status against your own order paperwork.

The board itself is the current generation, with an ADS LCD panel at 1:1200 contrast, dual 48 MP camera sensors and audio over IP for up to eight Cisco IP conferencing microphones.

Product Description

A configured, no-radio, current-generation board is not something a distributor holds on a shelf. For a programme that depends on rooms of this type, the realistic choices are to hold a spare or to accept that a failure removes a room from service for a procurement cycle.

When the replacement does go in, the room does most of the work. The existing mount stays, the 10/100/1000 Ethernet LAN port is reconnected with 802.1X authentication by passphrase or X.509 client certificate, and the Cisco Room Navigator re-pairs over the 802.3af PoE port with its 15.4 W budget.

The G3's certificate handling, covering Secure Unique Device Identifier, Manufacturer Installed Certificate and Locally Significant Certificates with 2048, 3072 or 4096-bit X.509 keys, is what makes re-enrolment on a managed network manageable rather than manual.

Wired sharing continues as before: USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at 4Kp60 and an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at 4Kp30, with one HDMI 2.0 type A output at 4Kp60 downstream and up to eight Cisco IP conferencing microphones over the audio-over-IP port.

Confirm the configured contents against Cisco's published carton baseline and the licensing position against the published software options, L-BOARD-RM, L-BOARD-MS and L-BARPRO-AV. Supporting hardware is in microphones and display mounts.

Key Features

• Three ordering markers matched — No-radio build, customized model and spare designation together give an exact match to a deployed unit.
• Radios not fitted — Cisco lists Wi-Fi 6/6E as not available in non-radio versions and Bluetooth 5.2 as not available on the No-Radio model.
• Supply-risk mitigation — Configured low-volume variants are slow to source reactively, which is the case for holding one on the shelf.
• Managed re-enrolment — SUDI, Manufacturer Installed Certificate and Locally Significant Certificates are documented for the G3.
• Networked audio to eight microphones — The audio-over-IP Ethernet port restores the room's microphone coverage after a swap.
• Documented licensing options — L-BOARD-RM, L-BOARD-MS and L-BARPRO-AV are published separately, so the licence position should be confirmed with the order.

Typical Applications

• Government space — Configured secure rooms are restored inside their approved equipment list.
• Conference room — Secure conference rooms in a multi-site programme stay identical after a repair.
• Training room — Controlled teaching spaces keep one documented build.
• Multi-purpose room — Rooms specified to the stricter standard return to service without a waiver.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does each element of the part number mean?

NR is the no-radio hardware build, the double hyphen is Cisco's customized-model designation, and the trailing equals sign designates a spare or service unit.

Is this SKU TAA compliant?

Cisco's published TAA designation on the Board Pro ordering tables is the ++ suffix. The distributor description also refers to a TAA configuration, so confirm against your order paperwork.

Why hold it rather than order on failure?

Configured no-radio boards are low-volume items and take considerably longer to source after a fault than standard stock.

How is the replacement authenticated on the network?

802.1X using a passphrase or an X.509 client certificate, supported by the G3's SUDI, MIC and LSC certificate handling.

What are the wired content inputs?

USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at up to 3840 x 2160p60 and an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at up to 3840 x 2160p30.

Which software options exist for this generation?

Cisco lists L-BOARD-RM for remote monitoring, L-BOARD-MS for embedded multisite and L-BARPRO-AV, the AV Integrator License required for AES67.

What warranty applies?

Cisco publishes a one-year limited liability warranty for the G3. Warranty is handled per Cisco's standard terms; contact Creation Networks to confirm coverage for your order.