Cisco Board Pro 75 G2 CS-BRDP75-NR-K9 – No-Radio 75-Inch Board

Product Overview

At 75 inches the board is usually the only shared surface in the room, so losing the radio has to cost nothing operationally. On CS-BRDP75-NR-K9 it does not: everything the room does runs over cable.

This is the no-radio ordering variant of the Cisco Board Pro 75 G2, with Wi-Fi 6/6E and Bluetooth 5.2 not fitted, listed in Cisco's published G2 main-unit ordering table.

It belongs in sites where the RF policy is a building rule rather than a per-room decision: hospitals, laboratories, manufacturing environments and corporate security zones.

The dual 48 MP camera system, 14-element beamforming microphone array and multi-channel loudspeaker system are all as specified for the standard G2 unit.

Product Description

The larger board changes the physical work more than the electrical work. Cisco publishes a board-only weight of 72 kg for the G1 and G2 Board Pro 75, a wall mount at 5.8 kg, a wall stand adapter kit at 10 kg and a floor stand at 32.5 kg, so the structure, the lifting plan and the route to the room all need to be agreed before delivery.

Cabling should be specified as if wireless does not exist, because on this variant it does not. One 10/100/1000 Ethernet drop carries the endpoint; a USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode input at 4Kp60 with up to 60 W power delivery and an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at 4Kp60 carry content; two HDMI 2.0 type A outputs at 4Kp60 drive anything downstream.

Room audio starts with the internal array, which Cisco states is optimised to 4 metres (13 ft) from the device. A 75-inch board frequently sits in a room longer than that, and the documented extension paths are the Ethernet audio-over-IP port and the two analog microphone inputs, with a 3.5 mm stereo line out for a local reinforcement system.

The control surface is wired by design. A Cisco Room Navigator connects to the board's 802.3af PoE Ethernet port with its 15.4 W budget, which means no wireless pairing step and no separate power at the table.

For registration Cisco documents Webex activation, Cisco Unified Communications Manager 12.5(1) or later, Cisco Expressway, third-party H.323 gatekeepers and standards-based SIP proxies, and Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android, from RoomOS 11.15.

Larger rooms with additional microphone requirements can be built out using items from microphones, and comparable endpoints are listed in interactive displays and large room solutions.

Key Features

• Radios not fitted — Wi-Fi 6/6E is listed as not available in non-radio versions and Bluetooth 5.2 as not available on the No-Radio model, so the board adds no emitter to the building.
• 75-inch 4K UHD multi-touch panel — The larger display keeps content legible from the back of a medium conference or training room without a second screen.
• Published weights for structural work — Board-only 72 kg, wall mount 5.8 kg, wall stand adapter kit 10 kg and floor stand 32.5 kg are all documented by Cisco.
• Wired content input at 4Kp60 — USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode with up to 60 W power delivery and an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input both run at 3840 x 2160p60.
• Two HDMI outputs — The G2 generation provides two HDMI 2.0 type A outputs at 4Kp60 for a repeat display or a recorder.
• Documented audio expansion — An Ethernet audio-over-IP port and two analog microphone inputs extend pickup beyond the 4-metre array coverage in a longer room.

Typical Applications

• Conference room — Medium conference rooms with an RF restriction get a full-size shared surface with no wireless attachment.
• Boardroom — Executive rooms in security-conscious organisations use the larger panel on a wired-only build.
• Training room — Teaching spaces in hospitals and laboratories keep the same platform as the rest of the estate.
• Multi-purpose room — Spaces built to a building-wide RF policy remain usable for every meeting type.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the no-radio build remove?

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 board attaches over wired Ethernet.

How much wall loading should be allowed?

Cisco publishes a board-only weight of 72 kg for the G1 and G2 Board Pro 75, plus 5.8 kg for the wall mount or 10 kg for the wall stand adapter kit.

Will the internal microphones cover a large room?

Cisco states the 14-element beamforming array is optimised for up to 4 metres (13 ft) from the device. Longer rooms should use the audio-over-IP port or the analog microphone inputs.

Can content still be shared at 4K?

Yes, over the wired inputs. The USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode input and the HDMI 2.0 type A input both support up to 3840 x 2160p60 on the G2.

How is the Room Navigator connected and powered?

Through the board's 802.3af PoE Ethernet port, which provides a 15.4 W power budget for the controller.

Is this variant TAA compliant?

No. CS-BRDP75-NR-K9 is the standard commercial no-radio SKU. Cisco lists CS-BRDP75-NR-K9++ as the TAA-compliant no-radio variant.

What warranty applies?

Cisco publishes a 90-day limited liability warranty for this product class. Warranty is handled per Cisco's standard terms; contact Creation Networks to confirm coverage for your order.