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# EOC655

Broadband Outdoor Access Point 5GHz Dual Radio 2x2 with N-Type Connectors

## v1.1.1

**Issues Fixed**

* Fix for Factory Reset feature

**Note**

* Firmware version **v1.1.x.x** is not compatible with the previous firmware **v1.0.0.x**
* One must upgrade the remote device first before upgrading the local device of the existing wireless links.
* BSU and SU must be upgraded to the latest firmware **v1.1.x.x**

## v1.1.0

**New Features**

1. Support for Link Redundancy
2. Support for Full Duplex mode
3. Support for Advanced Spectrum Analyzer
4. Support for SU White Channel List
5. Web Console Command

**Enhancements**

1. Support for Auto Firmware Upgrade for all models - Manual / Auto Schedule
2. Support for 5GHz country in INT SKU
3. Support for 6GHz frequencies in INT SKU ( without AFC )
4. Support for HTTPs
5. Support for Management VLAN
6. Support for Multiple Trap Host IP Addresses
7. Support for Cable Diagnostics
8. New Mobile APP - API support
   * Android version: v1.0.0.2505081
   * iOS version: v1.0.0.2505121

**Issues Fixed**

1. CPU Utilization Improvement

**Note**

1. Firmware version v1.1.0.x is not compatible with the previous firmware v1.0.0.x
2. One must upgrade the remote device first before upgrading the local device of the existing wireless links
3. BSU and SU must be upgraded to the latest firmware v1.1.0.x


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