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Operating Instructions
AP6 420(E)/840(E)

1AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Foreword
We are pleased to welcome you as a new Sophos AP6 Series customer.
Sophos AP6 Series access points are high performance wireless products using the
latest 802.11ax technology for a best-in-class user experience. The AP6 Series models
can be easily managed in Sophos Central, our cloud-based security management
platform. All you need to do is set up a Sophos Central account and plug in the device
anywhere in your network. The access point will find the cloud-based controller
automatically and become operable within seconds.
These operating instructions will help you setup your Sophos Central account, install
and configure your Sophos AP6 Series access point and also provide detailed technical
specifications. In addition, please also see the following documents that contain useful
information on safety, regulatory compliance, and configuration options:
ÌSophos AP6 Series Safety Instructions and Regulatory Information
ÌSophos AP6 Series Quick Start Guide
The instructions must be read carefully prior to using the device and should be kept in a
safe place. You can download all user manuals and additional documentation from the
Sophos Knowledgebase under www.sophos.com/en-us/support/knowledgebase.aspx or
from www.sophos.com/get-started-ap.
Security Symbols
The following symbol and its meaning appears in the Quick Start Guide, Safety
Instructions and in these Operating Instructions.
Caution and Important Note. If these notes are not correctly observed:
ÌThis is dangerous to life and the environment
ÌThe access point may be damaged
ÌThe functions of the access point will be no longer guaranteed
ÌSophos shall not be liable for damages arising from a
failure to comply with the Safety Instructions
Designed Use
The access point must be installed pursuant to the current installation notes. Otherwise
failure-free and safe operation cannot be guaranteed. The EU declaration of conformity is
available upon request from the following address:
Sophos Technology GmbH
Gustav-Stresemann-Ring 1
65189 Wiesbaden
Germany
It is also available online:
https://docs.sophos.com/nsg/other/RegulatoryCompliance/en-us/index.html

2AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Operating Elements and Connections
AP6 840(E)
Console port LAN port (PoE)
Reset button LAN 2 port (AP 840E only)
LED
Kensington Lock
AP6 420(E)
LED Console port
Power connector
(AP6 420 only) LAN port (PoE)
Reset button
Component Descriptions
Component Description
Status LED The Status LED indicates the operational state of your access point such as boot
status, firmware updates and error states. For details, see table “LED Status” below.
LAN port (PoE)
and LAN 2 port
LAN port (PoE) is the primary Ethernet port for network connectivity which needs to be
connected to a PoE capable source (PoE Injector*or PoE switch*) to power your access point.
LAN 2 port (only on AP6 840E) is a normal Ethernet port for network connectivity.
AP6 420 Model supports 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port.
All other AP6 models support 100/1000/2500 Mbps Ethernet port.
Console port For debugging purposes, support staff can access the CLI by making
a serial connection to the Micro USB console port.
For details, see “Serial Console Connection” below.
Reset button The reset button allows you to reboot the device and reset its configuration to
the factory default. For details, please see section “Reboot & Reset”.
Kensington
Lock
You can physically secure the AP by attaching a lock and cable (such
as a Kensington® notebook lock) to the device lock slot.
Power
connector
Using the power connector (available only on AP6 420 model), the AP6 420 model
can also be powered by a separate Power Supply (available as an accessory from your
Sophos partner) and connected to an Ethernet switch for network connectivity.
Note: Use one or the other power source, but not both.
* Sophos offers various PoE injectors and PoE switch for purchase

3AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
LED Status
LED on Front
Off Off AP is off or reboot started.
Green Solid Normal operation.
Flashing AP is booting and establishing network connectivity.
Red Solid Reset button pressed, AP preparing configuration reset.
Flashing slowly Configuration reset in progress*.
Flashing fast Firmware update in progress**.
* Your AP should recover from this state after a maximum of 5 minutes.
** Note: Do not disconnect from power, nor reboot or reset the device. When the device connects to Sophos Central
for the first time, it might take up to 15 minutes to update firmware.
IMPORTANT: LED behavior may change with future firmware updates. For the latest Quick
Start Guide, please visit www.sophos.com/get-started-ap.
Connection and Configuration
The initial connection of your access point to your network and the wireless controller is
described in the AP6 Quick Start Guide which was been shipped with your device or is
available under www.sophos.com/get-started-ap.
For the access point to communicate with Sophos Central servers the following ports will
need to be open on your firewall:
Ì443 (HTTPS)
Ì80 (HTTP)
Ì123 (NTP)
After successful connection you can start your initial configuration.
Setting up your access point in Sophos Central
You will need a Sophos Central account to manage your access points from Sophos
Central. Please go to https://central.sophos.com to sign in under your account or create a
new account.
After signing in select Wireless from the popup screen or click on Wireless in the left
navigation to get started.
Follow the Onboarding Wizard to register your access point.
For more information, please see the Sophos Central Admin Help.

4AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Reboot & Reset
Your access point can be rebooted with the installed configuration or reset to the factory
default configuration depending on how long you press and hold the reset button.
Reboot with current image and configuration
1. Press reset button
2. Release reset button
3. AP reboots (Status LED will go off, then will start blinking after some
seconds and turn to solid green after reboot is complete)
Reboot with current image and clear configuration
1. Press and hold reset button for 5 sec.
2. Status LED will turn solid red for 5 sec. You can still cancel the configuration
clearance process by releasing the reset button before the Status LED
starts flashing. In that case the AP will reboot as described above.
3. After 5 sec. Status LED will start flashing red.
4. Release reset button (configuration will be cleared).
5. AP reboots with factory default settings.
Reset Button
Status LED
If button released
AP will reboot
Pressed
Solid Flashing
5 Sec
If button released AP will reboot
and config will be cleared
Off Off
5 Sec

5AP6 420(E)/840(E)
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Technical specifications
AP6 420
Environment
Power consumption 15W (max.)
Power over Ethernet
(PoE) requirements
802.3at
Operating temperature 0° to 40° C
Storage temperature -40° to 70° C
Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing
Hazardous substances RoHS-2 and REACH compliant
Physical specification
I/O ports 1x Micro USB connector console serial port
1x RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet w/PoE (802.3at PD)
1x Reset button
1x Kensington security slot
1x 12V DC connector
Memory 1 GB DDR3L
4 MB NOR Flash
512 MB NAND Flash
Mounting Desktop
Wall-mount
Ceiling (15/16, 9/16 inch ceiling tracks)
Dimensions
(Width x Depth x Height)
183 x 183 x 35 mm (7.2 x 7.2 x 1.38 inches)
Weight 0.7 kg (1.54 lbs)
Wireless specification
Radios 1x 2.4 GHz single band
1x 5 GHz single band
Antennas 2x internal dual band antenna for Radio-1 (omni-directional)
2x internal 5 GHz antenna for Radio-2 (omni-directional)
Antenna Peak Gain 4.2 dBi at 2.4 GHz, 5.5 dBi at 5 GHz
MIMO capabilities 2x2:2
Supported WLAN standards IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
SSIDs 16 (8 per Radio)
Max. Throughput 575 Mbps (2.4 GHz) + 2400 Mbps (5 GHz)

6AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
Band [MHz] Standard Rate
Tx Max Power
(MHz per chain) [dBm] RSSI [dBm]
2.4 GHz (2412 – 2483) 802.11b 1Mbps 23 -98
2Mbps 22 -91
5Mbps 21 -92
11Mbps 20 -89
802.11g 6Mbps 23 -95
9Mbps 23 -91
12Mbps 22 -89
18Mbps 22 -87
24Mbps 21 -84
36Mpbs 21 -81
48Mbps 20 -77
54Mbps 20 -76
802.11n MCS0 23 -95
MCS1 23 -92
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 22 -87
MCS4 21 -83
MCS5 21 -78
MCS6 20 -77
MCS7 19 -76
802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 23 -95
MCS1 23 -92
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 22 -86
MCS4 21 -83
MCS5 21 -79
MCS6 20 -78
MCS7 19 -76
MCS8 19 -72
MCS9 18 -70
MCS10 17 -67
MCS11 16 -64
802.11ax (HE40) MCS0 23 -92
MCS1 23 -90
MCS2 22 -88
MCS3 22 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 21 -78
MCS6 20 -75
MCS7 19 -73
MCS8 17 -71
MCS9 17 -68
MCS10 16 -65
MCS11 15 -62

7AP6 420(E)/840(E)
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Performance
5 GHz (5180 – 5825) 802.11a 6Mbps 22 -97
9Mbps 22 -95
12Mbps 22 -92
18Mbps 22 -89
24Mbps 22 -87
36Mbps 22 -84
48Mbps 21 -80
54Mbps 20 -78
802.11n (HT20) MCS0 22 -97
MCS1 22 -94
MCS2 22 -91
MCS3 22 -88
MCS4 21 -86
MCS5 21 -83
MCS6 20 -80
MCS7 19 -78
802.11n (HT40) MCS0 22 -94
MCS1 22 -93
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 22 -85
MCS4 21 -81
MCS5 21 -79
MCS6 20 -75
MCS7 19 -75
802.11ac (VHT20) MCS0 22 -97
MCS1 22 -94
MCS2 22 -91
MCS3 22 -88
MCS4 21 -86
MCS5 21 -83
MCS6 20 -80
MCS7 19 -78
MCS8 18 -74
802.11ac (VHT40) MCS0 22 -94
MCS1 22 -91
MCS2 22 -88
MCS3 22 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 21 -78
MCS6 20 -76
MCS7 19 -75
MCS8 18 -72
MCS9 17 -69
802.11ac (VHT80) MCS0 22 -91
MCS1 22 -88
MCS2 22 -85
MCS3 22 -82
MCS4 21 -79
MCS5 21 -78
MCS6 20 -73
MCS7 19 -72
MCS8 18 -69
MCS9 17 -66

8AP6 420(E)/840(E)
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Performance
802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 22 -97
MCS1 22 -94
MCS2 22 -91
MCS3 22 -88
MCS4 21 -86
MCS5 21 -83
MCS6 20 -80
MCS7 19 -78
MCS8 17 -74
MCS9 18 -70
MCS10 16 -68
MCS11 15 -67
802.11ax (HE40) MCS0 22 -94
MCS1 22 -91
MCS2 22 -88
MCS3 22 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 21 -78
MCS6 20 -76
MCS7 19 -75
MCS8 18 -72
MCS9 17 -69
MCS10 16 -66
MCS11 15 -63
802.11ax (HE80) MCS0 22 -91
MCS1 22 -88
MCS2 22 -85
MCS3 22 -82
MCS4 21 -79
MCS5 21 -75
MCS6 20 -73
MCS7 19 -72
MCS8 18 -69
MCS9 17 -66
MCS10 16 -63
MCS11 15 -61
802.11ax (HE160) MCS0 22 -85
MCS1 22 -81
MCS2 22 -78
MCS3 22 -75
MCS4 21 -72
MCS5 21 -71
MCS6 20 -69
MCS7 19 -68
MCS8 18 -65
MCS9 17 -62
MCS10 16 -59
MCS11 15 -57

9AP6 420(E)/840(E)
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Radiation patterns
2.4 GHz Band
ZX YZ XY
—2400 (MHz) —2450 (MHz) —2500 (MHz)
5 GHz Band
ZX YZ XY
—5150 (MHz) —5500 (MHz) —5850 (MHz)

10AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
AP6 420E
Environment
Power consumption 21W (max.)
Power over Ethernet
(PoE) requirements
802.3at
Operating temperature 0° to 40° C
Storage temperature -40° to 70° C
Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing
Hazardous substances RoHS-2 and REACH compliant
Physical specification
I/O ports 1x Micro USB connector console serial port
1x RJ45 100/1000/2500 Mbps Ethernet w/PoE (802.3at)
1x Reset button
1x Kensington security slot
Memory 1 GB DDR3L
4 MB NOR Flash
512 MB NAND Flash
Mounting Desktop
Wall-mount
Ceiling (15/16, 9/16 inch ceiling tracks)
Dimensions
(Width x Depth x Height)
183 x 183 x 35 mm (7.2 x 7.2 x 1.38 inches)
Weight 0.7 kg (1.54 lbs)
Wireless specification
Radios 1x 2.4 GHz single band
1x 5 GHz single band
1x 6 GHz single band
Antennas 2x internal 2.4 GHz antenna for Radio-1 (omni-directional)
2x internal 5 GHz antenna for Radio-2 (omni-directional)
2x internal 6 GHz antenna for Raido-3 (omni-directional)
Antenna Peak Gain 4.2 dBi at 2.4 GHz, 5.5 dBi at 5 GHz, 5.5 dBi at 6 GHz
MIMO capabilities 2x2:2
Supported WLAN standards IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
SSIDs 24 (8 per Radio)
Max. Throughput 575 Mbps (2.4 GHz) + 2400 Mbps (5 GHz) + 2400 Mbps (6 GHz)

11AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
Band [MHz] Standard Rate
Tx Max Power
(MHz per chain) [dBm] RSSI [dBm]
2.4 GHz (2412 – 2483) 802.11b 1Mbps 23 -98
2 Mbps 22 -95
5 Mbps 21 -92
11Mbps 20 -89
802.11g 6Mbps 23 -95
9Mbps 22 -95
12Mbps 22 -92
18Mbps 21 -89
24Mbps 21 -86
36Mpbs 21 -83
48Mbps 20 -79
54Mbps 20 -76
802.11n MCS0 23 -92
MCS1 23 -89
MCS2 22 -86
MCS3 22 -83
MCS4 22 -80
MCS5 21 -77
MCS6 20 -74
MCS7 19 -71
802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 23 -95
MCS1 23 -92
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 22 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 21 -79
MCS6 20 -77
MCS7 19 -76
MCS8 18 -73
MCS9 18 -70
MCS10 17 -67
802.11ax (HE40) MCS11 16 -64
MCS0 23 -92
MCS1 23 -89
MCS2 22 -86
MCS3 21 -83
MCS4 21 -80
MCS5 20 -77
MCS6 19 -74
MCS7 19 -73
MCS8 18 -70
MCS9 17 -68
MCS10 16 -65
MCS11 15 -62

12AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
5 GHz (5180 – 5825) 802.11a 6Mbps 22 -97
9Mbps 22 -93
12Mbps 22 -92
18Mbps 21 -89
24Mbps 21 -87
36Mbps 21 -84
48Mbps 20 -81
54Mbps 20 -78
802.11n (HT20) MCS0 22 -95
MCS1 22 -92
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 21 -86
MCS4 21 -83
MCS5 20 -79
MCS6 19 -76
MCS7 18 -73
802.11n (HT40) MCS0 22 -92
MCS1 22 -89
MCS2 21 -86
MCS3 21 -83
MCS4 20 -79
MCS5 19 -76
MCS6 18 -73
MCS7 17 -70
802.11ac (VHT20) MCS0 22 -89
MCS1 21 -86
MCS2 20 -83
MCS3 19 -80
MCS4 18 -76
MCS5 17 -73
MCS6 16 -70
MCS7 15 -67
MCS8 14 -64
802.11ac (VHT40) MCS0 22 -86
MCS1 21 -83
MCS2 20 -80
MCS3 19 -77
MCS4 18 -74
MCS5 17 -71
MCS6 16 -68
MCS7 15 -65
MCS8 14 -62
MCS9 13 -59
802.11ac (VHT80) MCS0 22 -85
MCS1 21 -82
MCS2 20 -79
MCS3 19 -76
MCS4 18 -73
MCS5 17 -70
MCS6 16 -67
MCS7 15 -64
MCS8 14 -61
MCS9 13 -58

13AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 22 -97
MCS1 22 -94
MCS2 22 -91
MCS3 21 -88
MCS4 21 -85
MCS5 20 -84
MCS6 19 -81
MCS7 19 -78
MCS8 18 -74
MCS9 17 -70
MCS10 16 -68
MCS11 15 -67
802.11ax (HE40) MCS0 22 -94
MCS1 22 -91
MCS2 22 -88
MCS3 21 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 20 -79
MCS6 19 -77
MCS7 19 -75
MCS8 18 -72
MCS9 17 -69
MCS10 16 -66
MCS11 15 -63
802.11ax (HE80) MCS0 22 -91
MCS1 22 -88
MCS2 22 -85
MCS3 21 -82
MCS4 21 -79
MCS5 20 -76
MCS6 19 -73
MCS7 19 -70
MCS8 18 -68
MCS9 17 -66
MCS10 16 -63
MCS11 15 -61
MCS0 22 -85
802.11ax (HE160) MCS1 22 -82
MCS2 22 -79
MCS3 21 -76
MCS4 21 -73
MCS5 20 -70
MCS6 19 -67
MCS7 19 -64
MCS8 18 -63
MCS9 17 -60
MCS10 16 -58
MCS11 15 -57

14AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
6 GHz (5925 – 7125) 802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 20 -91
MCS1 20 -87
MCS2 20 -84
MCS3 19 -81
MCS4 19 -78
MCS5 18 -77
MCS6 18 -75
MCS7 17 -72
MCS8 17 -70
MCS9 16 -67
MCS10 15 -64
MCS11 14 -61
802.11ax (HE40) MCS0 20 -87
MCS1 20 -84
MCS2 20 -81
MCS3 19 -78
MCS4 19 -75
MCS5 18 -72
MCS6 18 -69
MCS7 17 -66
MCS8 17 -63
MCS9 16 -60
MCS10 15 -57
MCS11 14 -54
802.11ax (HE80) MCS0 20 -86
MCS1 20 -83
MCS2 20 -80
MCS3 19 -77
MCS4 19 -74
MCS5 18 -71
MCS6 18 -68
MCS7 17 -65
MCS8 17 -62
MCS9 16 -59
MCS10 15 -56
MCS11 14 -53
802.11ax (HE160) MCS0 20 -81
MCS1 20 -78
MCS2 20 -75
MCS3 19 -72
MCS4 19 -69
MCS5 18 -66
MCS6 18 -63
MCS7 17 -60
MCS8 17 -57
MCS9 16 -54
MCS10 15 -51
MCS11 14 -50

15AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Radiation patterns
2.4 GHz Band
ZX YZ XY
—2400 (MHz) —2450 (MHz) —2500 (MHz)
5 GHz Band
ZX YZ XY
—5150 (MHz) —5500 (MHz) —5850 (MHz)
6 GHz Band
ZX YZ XY
—5925 (MHz) —6525 (MHz) —7125 (MHz)

16AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
AP6 840
Environment
Power consumption 25.5W (max.)
Power over Ethernet
(PoE) requirements
802.3at
Operating temperature 0° to 40° C
Storage temperature -40° to 70° C
Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing
Hazardous substances RoHS-2 and REACH compliant
Physical specification
I/O ports 1x Micro USB connector console serial port
1x RJ45 100/1000/2500 Mbps Ethernet w/PoE (802.3at)
1x Reset button
1x Kensington security slot
Memory 1 GB DDR4
8 MB NOR Flash
512 MB NAND Flash
Mounting Desktop
Wall-mount
Ceiling (15/16, 9/16 inch ceiling tracks)
Dimensions
(Width x Depth x Height)
225 x 225 x 43 mm (8.86 x 8.86 x 1.69 inches)
Weight 1.2 kg (2.65 lbs)
Wireless specification
Radios 1x 2.4 GHz single band
1x 5 GHz single band
Antennas 4x internal 2.4 GHz antenna for Radio-1 (omni-directional)
4x internal 5 GHz antenna for Radio-2 (omni-directional)
Antenna Peak Gain 5.4 dBi at 2.4 GHz, 6.2 dBi at 5 GHz
MIMO capabilities 4x4:4
Supported WLAN standards IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
SSIDs 32 (16 per Radio)
Max. Throughput 1150 Mbps (2.4 GHz) + 2400 Mbps (5 GHz)

17AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
Band [MHz] Standard Rate
Tx Max Power
(MHz per chain) [dBm] RSSI [dBm]
2 GHz (2412 – 2483) 802.11b 1Mbps 23 -98
2 Mbps 22 -95
5 Mbps 21 -92
11Mbps 20 -89
802.11g 6Mbps 23 -95
9Mbps 22 -95
12Mbps 22 -92
18Mbps 21 -89
24Mbps 21 -86
36Mpbs 21 -83
48Mbps 20 -79
54Mbps 20 -76
802.11n MCS0 23 -92
MCS1 23 -89
MCS2 22 -86
MCS3 22 -83
MCS4 22 -80
MCS5 21 -77
MCS6 20 -74
MCS7 19 -71
802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 23 -95
MCS1 23 -92
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 22 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 21 -79
MCS6 20 -77
MCS7 19 -76
MCS8 18 -73
MCS9 18 -70
MCS10 17 -67
MCS11 16 -64
802.11ax (HE40) MCS0 23 -92
MCS1 23 -89
MCS2 22 -86
MCS3 21 -83
MCS4 21 -80
MCS5 20 -77
MCS6 19 -74
MCS7 19 -73
MCS8 18 -70
MCS9 17 -68
MCS10 16 -65
MCS11 15 -62

18AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
5 GHz (5180 – 5825) 802.11a 6Mbps 22 -97
9Mbps 22 -93
12Mbps 22 -92
18Mbps 21 -89
24Mbps 21 -87
36Mbps 21 -84
48Mbps 20 -81
54Mbps 20 -78
802.11n (HT20) MCS0 22 -95
MCS1 22 -92
MCS2 22 -89
MCS3 21 -86
MCS4 21 -83
MCS5 20 -79
MCS6 19 -76
MCS7 18 -73
802.11n (HT40) MCS0 22 -92
MCS1 22 -89
MCS2 21 -86
MCS3 21 -83
MCS4 20 -79
MCS5 19 -76
MCS6 18 -73
MCS7 17 -70
802.11ac (VHT20) MCS0 22 -89
MCS1 21 -86
MCS2 20 -83
MCS3 19 -80
MCS4 18 -76
MCS5 17 -73
MCS6 16 -70
MCS7 15 -67
MCS8 14 -64
802.11ac (VHT40) MCS0 22 -86
MCS1 21 -83
MCS2 20 -80
MCS3 19 -77
MCS4 18 -74
MCS5 17 -71
MCS6 16 -68
MCS7 15 -65
MCS8 14 -62
MCS9 13 -59
802.11ac (VHT80) MCS0 22 -85
MCS1 21 -82
MCS2 20 -79
MCS3 19 -76
MCS4 18 -73
MCS5 17 -70
MCS6 16 -67
MCS7 15 -64
MCS8 14 -61
MCS9 13 -58

19AP6 420(E)/840(E)
Operating Instructions
Performance
802.11ax (HE20) MCS0 22 -97
MCS1 22 -94
MCS2 22 -91
MCS3 21 -88
MCS4 21 -85
MCS5 20 -84
MCS6 19 -81
MCS7 19 -78
MCS8 18 -74
MCS9 17 -70
MCS10 16 -68
MCS11 15 -67
802.11ax (HE40) MCS0 22 -94
MCS1 22 -91
MCS2 22 -88
MCS3 21 -85
MCS4 21 -82
MCS5 20 -79
MCS6 19 -77
MCS7 19 -75
MCS8 18 -72
MCS9 17 -69
MCS10 16 -66
MCS11 15 -63
802.11ax (HE80) MCS0 22 -91
MCS1 22 -88
MCS2 22 -85
MCS3 21 -82
MCS4 21 -79
MCS5 20 -76
MCS6 19 -73
MCS7 19 -70
MCS8 18 -68
MCS9 17 -66
MCS10 16 -63
MCS11 15 -61
802.11ax (HE160) MCS0 22 -85
MCS1 22 -82
MCS2 22 -79
MCS3 21 -76
MCS4 21 -73
MCS5 20 -70
MCS6 19 -67
MCS7 19 -64
MCS8 18 -63
MCS9 17 -60
MCS10 16 -58
MCS11 15 -57