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# About Release Note

This release note provides comprehensive details on the features, updates, and bug fixes for the EnGenius Outdoor PtP/PtMP Wireless Access Point series. The document covers the following:

* **Broadband Outdoor Devices**: Detailed information on models such as EOC600, EOC610, EOC655, and its variations (EOC655-C18, EOC655-C23).
* **Station & Other Outdoor Devices**: Includes specifications and updates for ENH500, ENH1350EXT, ENH500-AX, EWS850AP, and the EnStation series (e.g., ENS500-AC, ENS620EXT, EnStation5-AC, EnStation6).

Each section highlights the new features, resolved issues, and important considerations for deploying these wireless solutions. Use the navigation panel to access details for specific models.


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