Cisco Wireless 9172I, read from its record.
Original grants on 6 and 12 February 2025, then Class III permissive changes on four dates between 28 April and 5 May 2025; the grant comment says they add standard power access point operation, made by software update. The listing names the test lab as Sporton International, Hsinhua Laboratory. Three sets of internal photos are listed, public on 11 August, 28 October and 1 November 2025. Cisco Systems, Inc. is not listed. The read is "unknown".
- FCC ID
- UDX-600214010Grantee code UDX
- Grantee
- Cisco Systems, Inc.The company the FCC granted the ID to
- Host maker on a list
- Not listedFCC Covered List, Section 889, 1260H
- The read
- unknownHost maker only: a listing read
The record
The applications and their dates.
6 grant dates under this FCC ID, by final action date
- Original grant: 5955 to 7115 MHz
- Original grant: 2402 to 2480 MHz, 5180 to 5240 MHz and 5955 to 7115 MHz
- Class III permissive change to software defined radio: 5955 to 6415 MHz
- Class III permissive change to software defined radio: 5955 to 7115 MHz
- Class III permissive change to software defined radio: 5955 to 7115 MHz
- Class III permissive change to software defined radio: 5180 to 5240 MHz
Test lab
Sporton International Inc. Hsinhua Laboratory, as the listing names it.
Frequency ranges granted
| Frequency range | Purpose | Final action |
|---|---|---|
| 5955 to 7115 MHz | Original equipment | |
| 2402 to 2480 MHz | Original equipment | |
| 5180 to 5240 MHz | Original equipment | |
| 5955 to 7115 MHz | Original equipment | |
| 5955 to 6415 MHz | Class III permissive change to software defined radio | |
| 5955 to 7115 MHz | Class III permissive change to software defined radio | |
| 5955 to 7115 MHz | Class III permissive change to software defined radio | |
| 5180 to 5240 MHz | Class III permissive change to software defined radio |
Confidentiality
The latest grant shows short-term and long-term confidentiality, and confidentiality letters are listed. Listed as held: a block diagram, schematics, operational descriptions, and software security descriptions whose titles name both Catalyst and Meraki software. The internal photos became public on 11 August, 28 October and 1 November 2025, and the manual on 1 November 2025.
Documents listed (a selection; not opened for this read)
| Document listed | Exhibit | Public |
|---|---|---|
| ID label and locationLabel Information | 8256337 | |
| ID label and locationLabel | 8259756 | |
| Internal photosInternal Photos Part 1 | 7969047 | |
| Internal photosInternal Photos Part 2 | 7969046 | |
| Internal photosInternal Photos pt. 1 | 8256324 | |
| Internal photosInternal Photos pt. 2 | 8256323 | |
| Internal photosInternal Photos Part 1 | 8259728 | |
| Internal photosInternal Photos Part 2 | 8259727 | |
| Test reportTest Report 2.4G | 7969052 | |
| Test reportTest Report BLE | 7969049 | |
| Test reportTest Report AFC | 8199502 | |
| User manualUser Manual | 8259720 |
The record is public. On the FCC’s own search (apps.fcc.gov, equipment authorisation) enter grantee code UDX and product code -600214010 (the FCC keeps the dash as part of the product code); each exhibit above is listed there by the number in the Exhibit column.
What is inside
What the exhibits and the photos show.
A module counts when an exhibit declares it or its own FCC ID is legible on a photo. A chip counts when its marking can be read; a logo alone or an illegible marking is recorded as just that.
Modules the record declares
Not read. This is a listing read: the test reports and labels that would declare a module were not opened.
Chips read on the internal photos
Not read. The listing shows 6 internal-photo exhibits (7969047, public 11 Aug 2025; 7969046, public 11 Aug 2025; 8256324, public 28 Oct 2025; 8256323, public 28 Oct 2025; 8259728, public 1 Nov 2025; 8259727, public 1 Nov 2025); the files were not opened for this read.
Also in the record
The 2402 to 2480 MHz range sits beside a test report titled "Test Report BLE".
The Class III change comment also records punctured transmission in the 5 and 6 GHz modes, made by software update.
Against the US lists
The host, the modules and the chips, against three lists.
| List | Host maker | Declared modules and chips read |
|---|---|---|
| FCC Covered List | Not listed | Not read (listing only) |
| Section 889 | Not listed | Not read (listing only) |
| 1260H list | Not listed | Not read (listing only) |
A listing read: the internal photos are public but were not opened, so no module or chip is recorded. The host maker is not listed.
The record cannot answer. The page says what is missing; an unknown is never written as clean.
Read 21 Oct 2026. Lists: FCC Covered List as fcc.gov published it on 21 Oct 2026 (the list dated 16 Oct 2026); Section 889 as FAR 52.204-25 read on 21 Oct 2026; the 1260H list as the Federal Register notice of 10 Jun 2026 (2026-11571) carries it, read 21 Oct 2026.
What this read does not show
- Every module and chip: the internal photos and test reports were not opened for this read.
- A block diagram, schematics and operational descriptions are held confidential and are not in the public list.
- Where the device is produced. The Covered List also carries entries by category and country of production; the listing does not show where a device is made.
Signed by BSJ Ventures · read 21 Oct 2026
Not a legal opinion; a dated read of public records. It describes what the record shows and does not say what anyone may buy, sell, install or keep.
Sources
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