A tri-band municipal tablet can use 6 GHz where the WLAN offers it. How should the technician use that fact when planning connections?
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Short Explanation
Tri-band just means the tablet has more radio doors it can walk through—2.4, 5, and maybe 6 GHz. Put band support on the checklist before you promise a device will join a shiny new SSID. Specs first, assumptions later.
Full Explanation
Client band support (2.4/5/6 GHz as applicable) determines which radios and SSIDs a station can join. A tri-band client may use 6 GHz where the WLAN provides it, but technicians must still verify each device class rather than assuming fleet-wide parity. Band capability is a planning and troubleshooting checklist item at CWTS depth.