Is the R190V intended to replace the R200 (when including voice)? If so, then I suppose I will start ordering R190V routers.
If not, what is the purpose of the R190V? Is it somehow improved, or just a slightly lower price point?
Thank you - Chris
Is the R190V intended to replace the R200 (when including voice)? If so, then I suppose I will start ordering R190V routers.
If not, what is the purpose of the R190V? Is it somehow improved, or just a slightly lower price point?
Thank you - Chris
Hi Chris,
The R190 is a new hardware, and diffes from R200 in certain minor ways, like it has only 3 LAN ports, does not have a USB interface. Also it does not have POE out on the WAN interface.
So in summary it is a variant suited to another set of customers.
Thanks
ashutosh
@ashutoshdatta wrote:
The R190 is a new hardware, and diffes from R200 in certain minor ways, like it has only 3 LAN ports, does not have a USB interface. Also it does not have POE out on the WAN interface.
So in summary it is a variant suited to another set of customers.
I'm talking only about the R200, not the R200P.
So, it sounds like the only difference is 1 less LAN port and no USB interface. These seem like particularly trivial differences for adding completity to a product line.
Is it somehow more robust? Is the firmware more complete? Is it the same firmware?
Hi,
Yes from the feature set point of view the changes are minor. As I mentioned this is a new hardware/chipset
which means somewhat different firmware also.
thanks
Ashutosh
How do they compare in TX Power and CPU?
Hi Ben
CnPilot R190 |
CnPilot R200 |
|
CPU Speed |
Single-core 580MHz |
Single-core 580MHz |
Antenna Gain |
5 dBi |
5 dBi |
Max output power |
20dBm |
20dBm |
Regards,
Niraj
To clarify for everyone, apparently the R200 is actually being discontinued / has been discontinued.
It looks like the R190 has a much reduced wifi transmit power
The R190 on the Wireless > Advanced > Transmit Power setting shows 14dbm for the default Max setting
Max of power of R200 and R190 are 14dBm and Effective Isotropic Radiated Power ( Tx Power + Antenna Gain) of both APs are same.
Please see screen capture both APs
R190_WLAN_MAX_POWERR200_WLAN_MAX_POWER
@nirajlochan, I think the concern was relative to your earlier post where it states dBm for both was 20 dBm, but the GUI shows 14 dBm. Thank you for your clarification, please update the document you referenced previously.
Please see updated table
CnPilot R190 |
CnPilot R200 |
|
CPU Speed |
Single-core 580MHz |
Single-core 580MHz |
Wifi Radio Max output power(Tx Power) |
14dBm |
14dBm |
Antenna Gain |
~5 dBi |
~5 dBi |
Total EIRP |
20dBm |
20dBm |
Note: Effective Isotropic Radiated Power( EIRP) of both APs are equal.