Cisco Board Pro 75 G3 CS-BRDP75-G3NRK9++ – TAA, No-Radio 75-Inch

Product Overview

This is the part number for the room that has the least room to manoeuvre: federal procurement rules, no wireless emitters, and a shared surface large enough for a briefing.

CS-BRDP75-G3NRK9++ is the Board Pro 75 G3 in the no-radio build with the TAA-compliant ordering suffix, and Cisco lists it in the published G3 main-unit ordering table.

Wi-Fi 6/6E and Bluetooth 5.2 are not available on the No-Radio model, so the endpoint is entirely wired, and the G3's documented certificate handling makes enrolment on a managed government network straightforward.

Audio scales over the network rather than the radio: up to eight Cisco IP conferencing microphones over the audio-over-IP Ethernet port, with AES67 under the L-BARPRO-AV AV Integrator License.

Product Description

Large accredited rooms are usually where an all-in-one board struggles, because the internal microphone array cannot reach the far end of the table and the usual fix, wireless expansion, is not permitted. On this generation that objection disappears: microphone coverage extends over Ethernet, which is exactly the medium a secure facility prefers.

Device identity is the second reason the G3 suits this deployment. Cisco documents Secure Unique Device Identifier, Manufacturer Installed Certificate and Locally Significant Certificates with X.509 keys of 2048, 3072 or 4096 bits in PEM and DER formats, alongside 802.1X authentication by passphrase or client certificate.

Content sharing is wired throughout. USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at 4Kp60 covers a visiting laptop, an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at 4Kp30 covers a fixed source, and one HDMI 2.0 type A output at 4Kp60 feeds anything downstream. A USB 3.2 Gen 2 type A port provides 1.5 A charging.

Physical planning benefits from the lighter G3 chassis: 64.5 kg board-only against 72 kg on earlier generations, with a 5.8 kg wall mount, a 10 kg wall stand adapter kit or a 32.5 kg floor stand, and a main unit package of 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm to get into the building.

On-premises call control is Cisco Unified Communications Manager 15 SU5 or later or native Cisco Expressway, from RoomOS June or RoomOS 26.7.2. Compliant supporting equipment is listed in our Cisco catalog and microphones.

Key Features

• TAA compliance with radios omitted — One Cisco ordering code covers both the procurement rule and the emitter restriction for an accredited room.
• 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.
• Wired audio that scales — Up to eight Cisco IP conferencing microphones over the audio-over-IP port, with AES67 under the L-BARPRO-AV license.
• Documented device identity — SUDI, Manufacturer Installed Certificate and Locally Significant Certificates support managed enrolment without manual trust exceptions.
• Lighter 75-inch board — 64.5 kg board-only on the G3, which eases structural loading in older federal buildings.
• Wired-only content paths — USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at 4Kp60 and an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at 4Kp30.

Typical Applications

• Government space — Accredited federal briefing rooms take a compliant, wireless-free, large-format endpoint.
• Boardroom — Senior agency spaces get legible content and full-table audio without a radio.
• Conference room — Large secure conference rooms are covered by networked microphones over Ethernet.
• Training room — Controlled federal training spaces run the same platform as the rest of the estate.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the NR and ++ markers mean together?

NR is the no-radio hardware build and ++ is the TAA-compliant ordering variant. Cisco lists CS-BRDP75-G3NRK9++ as a single part number in the Board Pro 75 G3 ordering table.

How is audio covered in a large wireless-free room?

Up to eight Cisco IP conferencing microphones connect over the audio-over-IP Ethernet port, with AES67 available under the L-BARPRO-AV license.

What certificate support does the board have?

SUDI, Manufacturer Installed Certificate, Locally Significant Certificates and X.509 certificates with 2048, 3072 or 4096-bit keys in PEM and DER formats.

How much does the G3 board weigh?

64.5 kg board-only, against 72 kg for the G1 and G2 Board Pro 75.

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 on-premises call control is supported?

Cisco Unified Communications Manager 15 SU5 or later, or native registration with Cisco Expressway.

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.