Build a chain that fits.
Check an exact radio revision, cable and antenna against manufacturer specifications.
Choose your antenna chain
Select the parts, then check their connector and frequency evidence.
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Checked parts and result limits
Specification check only. No RF measurements, range guarantee, firmware interoperability, enclosure-clearance check or permission to transmit.
Compare without a cable.
Compare all four catalog antennas at your selected radio port and frequency.
| Antenna / SKU | Connector | Frequency evidence | Direct result | Selection |
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Every row checks a direct connection, with no cable. Unknown is a missing specification, not a near match. Choosing an antenna also removes the cable.
The name on the connector is only half the check.
An SMA-looking thread does not establish a mating pair. And a connector match does not establish frequency coverage.
Read the checking method- SMA is not RP-SMA
- Check the complete family and center contact. The catalog's RP-SMA cable is not a substitute for a Wio-E5 SMA connection. Trace the connection.
- Nominal is not bandwidth
- An 868 MHz label does not document a range around it. Unpublished band edges stay unknown. Read the frequency evidence.
- Ask for the missing specification
- For a generic I-PEX cable, request its exact mating series and numeric RF rating for that SKU. Build a purchase record.
Three exact radio revisions. Six accessory SKUs. Catalog and evidence limits. Calculations and downloads stay in your browser.