Cisco Desk Pro G2 CS-DESKP-NR-C-K9-- – No-Radio Customized Model

Product Overview

Large secure deployments rarely order the catalogue build, and the CS-DESKP-NR-C-K9-- is where that shows up on the purchase order: a Cisco Desk Pro G2 in Carbon Black with no wireless radio and Cisco's customized-model designation. The NR element is the operationally significant one, because Cisco states Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available on non-radio versions, making the endpoint wired-only and therefore acceptable in RF-restricted areas. The -- suffix identifies the configuration as agreed rather than standard, which is common on programmes that repeat the same build across hundreds of positions. The Desk Pro G2 platform itself carries no end-of-sale notice.

Product Description

Two things need separating when this part number appears in a design. The published Desk Pro G2 specification governs what the device can do and what the room must provide, and the customized designation governs only how the order was constructed. Do not assume a customized SKU carries capabilities beyond the datasheet, and equally do not assume it has lost any.

With no radio in the unit, the network design carries everything. The internal two-port Cisco Ethernet switch on 10/100/1000BASE-T serves the endpoint and a co-located workstation from a single drop, which keeps the port count down where each termination has to be documented. Wired content paths are untouched: HDMI 2.0 type A at up to 4Kp60 for a local source, and USB-C carrying 4K60 display extension, touch forwarding, camera and audio passthrough and 80 W of laptop charging.

Because Bluetooth is absent, specify wired USB headsets at the side and rear application ports rather than paired devices. Call control can be held on-premises through Unified CM 14 or later with the Desk Pro G2 device pack, or Expressway. Sites extending the same restricted standard into shared spaces should compare the small room collaboration and video conference systems ranges in the Cisco collaboration portfolio.

Key Features

• Customized model, no radio — Cisco describes -- SKUs as a Customized Model and NR removes the wireless radio, so a large secure programme can repeat one agreed configuration across every position.
• No wireless radio fitted — Cisco states Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available on non-radio versions, so the unit presents no radio for a site survey to assess.
• Two-port Ethernet switch — The internal 10/100/1000BASE-T switch shares one structured cabling drop between the endpoint and a co-located PC, so a replacement unit slots into the existing desk cabling unchanged.
• HDMI 4K input — An HDMI 2.0 type A input takes a local source at up to 3840 x 2160 at 60 fps for wired presentation alongside the USB-C path.
• USB-C docking with 80 W charging — A single USB-C cable provides 4K60 display extension, touch forwarding, camera and audio passthrough to any software client and up to 80 W of laptop charging.
• Dual-lens camera system — A 48MP 70-degree telelens and a 14.5MP 105-degree wide-angle lens with phase detection autofocus, 2x optical and 5x digital zoom cover both a single seated user and a group of up to five.
• Unified CM and Expressway registration — Native registration to Unified Communications Manager 14 or later with the Desk Pro G2 device pack, and to Expressway, keeps the unit consistent with an on-premises estate.
• Directional audio and beamforming array — Left, centre and right channels with balanced dual woofers from 45 Hz, and an eight-element beamforming microphone array with AI-powered noise removal.

Typical Applications

• Government space — programme-wide deployments in facilities that prohibit a wireless radio.
• Commercial meeting space — regulated corporate estates repeating one agreed no-radio configuration.
• Training room — instruction positions inside restricted areas built to the same standard as desks.
• Multi-purpose room — flexible restricted spaces sharing the desk-position configuration.

Technical Specifications