Cisco Board Pro 75 G2 CS-BRDP75-NR-K9= – No-Radio Spare Unit

Product Overview

This is the spare that a secure 75-inch room depends on. CS-BRDP75-NR-K9= is the no-radio Board Pro 75 G2 supplied as a service unit, ordered against a deployment rather than a new build.

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, so the replacement introduces no emitter the facility has not already approved.

At this screen size the sparing decision is usually driven by the room's importance: briefing spaces and boardrooms in restricted facilities are the ones least able to sit idle.

The unit carries the full G2 platform, including the dual 48 MP camera system and the 14-element beamforming microphone array.

Product Description

Two constraints make this variant slow to source reactively. It is a large item with a defined delivery route, and it is a low-volume build. Holding one changes the replacement conversation from procurement to logistics.

Storage and handling should be planned when the spare is bought, not when it is needed. Cisco publishes a board-only weight of 72 kg for the G1 and G2 Board Pro 75 and a main unit package size of 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm for the G2 and G3, and lifting handles are supplied with the unit.

The install is a straight substitution. The existing wall mount, wall stand or floor stand is reused, the 10/100/1000 Ethernet LAN drop 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.

Wired content paths are unchanged: USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at 4Kp60 with up to 60 W power delivery, HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at 4Kp60 and two HDMI 2.0 type A outputs at 4Kp60. Audio expansion over the Ethernet audio-over-IP port and the two analog microphone inputs reconnects as before.

Registration returns to whatever the room used: Cisco Unified Communications Manager 12.5(1) or later, Cisco Expressway, third-party H.323 gatekeepers, standards-based SIP proxies or Webex, from RoomOS 11.15. Related items are in display mounts and interactive displays.

Key Features

• No-radio spare for restricted rooms — The service unit matches a deployed no-radio board so the facility's approved equipment list is preserved.
• Radios omitted — 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.
• Planned handling and storage — A 72 kg board weight and a 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm package size determine where the spare is kept and how it moves.
• Straight substitution on site — Existing mount, Ethernet runs, USB-C and HDMI terminations and peripherals are all reused.
• Documented security posture — 802.1X authentication, 802.1Q VLAN, 802.1p QoS/CoS and SRTP with AES-128-GCM or AES-256-GCM apply to the platform.
• Full G2 capability retained — Dual 48 MP sensors with automatic best view, speaker tracking, Frames and 5x digital zoom behave exactly as the failed unit did.

Typical Applications

• Government space — Restricted briefing rooms are returned to service without a change to the approved build.
• Boardroom — Executive rooms under RF policy justify a dedicated spare on downtime cost alone.
• Conference room — Large secure conference rooms across an estate share one central service unit.
• Multi-purpose room — Rooms specified to the stricter standard remain usable for every meeting type after a repair.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Why hold a no-radio spare specifically?

A standard board reintroduces Wi-Fi and Bluetooth into a room approved without them, and low-volume variants take longer to source after a failure.

What are the handling requirements?

Cisco publishes a board-only weight of 72 kg for the G1 and G2 Board Pro 75, with lifting handles supplied and a package size of 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm.

Does the existing mount need replacing?

No. The chassis is unchanged, so the installed wall mount, wall stand or floor stand is reused.

How is the board attached to the network?

A single 10/100/1000 Ethernet LAN port with 802.1X authentication using a passphrase or an X.509 client certificate.

Are wired 4K sources still supported?

Yes. USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode and HDMI 2.0 type A input both run at up to 3840 x 2160p60 on the G2, with two HDMI outputs at the same rate.

What software release does it need?

RoomOS 11.15 or later for the Board Pro 75 G2.

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.