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Differences Between Tridium Jace 8000 WiFi and Jace 9000 WiFi

Guinan RandyDavis Guinan
‎2025-03-31 04:31 PM


Issue

Jace 8000 versus Jace 9000 WiFi specifications

Product Line

TAC IA Series

Environment

  • I/A Series N4 Jace 8000
  • I/A Series N4 Jace 9000

Cause

Defining WiFi feature differences

Resolution

The JACE 9000 includes a WiFi 5 radio supporting Bluetooth 5.2LE that is currently disabled.   Below is a table of the differences between the JACE 8000 and JACE 9000 WiFi:

 

Feature JACE 8000 WiFi JACE 9000 WiFi
WiFi Standard WiFi 4 (802.11n) WiFi 5 (802.11ac)
Switch Type Hardware Switch Software Switch
Modes Off, Access Point (WAP), or Client Off, Access Point (WAP), or Client
Security WPAPSK / WPA2PSK supported WPAPSK / WPA2PSK supported
Bluetooth Not Supported Yet Bluetooth 5.2 LE
WiFi Disabled at Factory Depending on SKU Depending on SKU

 

SKU Details:

  • JACE 8000:
    • JACE-8000-CSE-001 US
    • JACE-8000-CSE-002 WW
    • JACE-8000-CSE-003 NON WIFI
    • JACE-8000-CSE-004 China
  • JACE 9000:
    • JACE-9000-CSE-001 US, CA
    • JACE-9000-CSE-002 WW
    • JACE-9000-CSE-003 NON WiFi
    • JACE-9000-CSE-004 China
    • JACE-9000-CSE-005 EU

The JACE 9000 includes a button behind the door that can be configured as "Access Point Controlled" mode, enabling the use of an inactivity time limit for access point availability.  Selecting this mode activates a configurable time limit property for inactivity and the use of the Wi-Fi button to toggle on or off the Access Point availability.   This is similar to the hardware switch of the JACE 8000. 

 

Figures

  • Figure 1 shows the front panel of the New JACE 9000 WiFi
  • Figure 1.1 shows the JACE 8000 hardware switch indication
  • Figure 1.2 shows the JACE 9000 software switch indication 

Figure 1 - Front of JACE 9000 panel – WiFi LED and button locationFigure 1 - Front of JACE 9000 panel – WiFi LED and button location

 

Figure 1.1 - JACE 8000 hardware switch indicationFigure 1.1 - JACE 8000 hardware switch indication

 

Figure 1.2 - JACE 9000 software switch indicationFigure 1.2 - JACE 9000 software switch indication

 

NOTE: WiFi will not be supported in Jace 8000 with N4.15 release. Blackberry QNX chipset support has been dropped in the Jace 8000. Details and Summary 

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