You missed my point. I am assuming that this is a Ubiquiti radio that has not been flashed for AREDN and still has Ubiquiti AirOS firmware. Connect to the radio with your computer and look at the Main page. It will tell you which it is.
With a new Ubiquiti device, you may use the Ubiquiti firmware that is already in the device.
The manufacturer's on board firmware will display its hardware as being XM or XW or whatever.
If you wish to use AREDN firmware on the Ubiquiti device, first use the original firmware (as above)
to determine the on-board hardware, then download and install the appropriate AREDN firmware.
HTH, Chuck
Believe me, I realize getting started with AREDN can be daunting for those who have never been involved with networking. Having said that, it is critical that you read the documentation. Many have worked tirelessly to provide a lot of good information that will help you get started. This is not plug & play stuff but it is also very well done by those who have intimate knowledge of how it all works. Read before you start and read again. A little work ahead of your attempt to flash your new hardware with AREDN will pay off well. Good luck. And thank you AREDN team.
The manufacturer's on board firmware will display its hardware as being XM or XW or whatever.
If you wish to use AREDN firmware on the Ubiquiti device, first use the original firmware (as above)
to determine the on-board hardware, then download and install the appropriate AREDN firmware.
HTH, Chuck
Hi Art, Have you been successful assessing the hardware version yet and I assume reflashing the Nanostation device?
Jim
W8ERW