Written route

LinkScope Sourcing 19

Use the form beside this brief. LinkScope Sourcing 19 does not publish a street address, a switchboard number, or a social storefront, because those details are not in the sourcing file. Review happens on US business days for notes that include a product family, a quantity, and a destination.

How the note is handled

  1. You write specifications, quantity, US destination, and requested timing.
  2. The desk checks that bands, ports, power, and evidence requests can be read.
  3. Factories are asked to answer the same sheet, including deviations.

What stays unpublished

  • No map pin and no office-hour clock beyond written-note review on US business days.
  • No public mailbox beyond the address you type into the form.
  • No statement that a factory was already walked for your model.
Illustration of an LTE requirement worksheet and a sealed envelope, without a street map

Fields that make the reply usable

  • LTE bands, MIMO, antenna connector, and SIM or carrier scope.
  • Port count, port speed, and whether Category 6 copper is the plant.
  • Power input or Power over Ethernet class and watts at the router.
  • Ingress protection and the temperature window as a question if untested.
  • Quantity, destination, and the timing the quote should assume.
  • Optional budget with currency and per-unit or whole-order basis.
  • Preference for high-end, mid-range, budget-friendly, or undecided suppliers.

A quotation you do not hold yet is a normal starting point. The supplier preference is your buying stance. It is not a rating this desk has verified. Read the Privacy Policy before you paste account names or cabinet drawings.

Useful figures, when you already measured them: band edges in MHz, a 2x2 MIMO count, antenna gain of 2 dBi to 5 dBi, jumper length of 5 m or 10 m, insertion loss on that jumper, 50 ohm impedance, Power over Ethernet watts at the device under 802.3af or 802.3at, and DC voltage at the terminal such as 12 V or 24 V. Receiver sensitivity and transmit power belong in the same sentence if the datasheet states the test condition. If the figure is a hope, label it open. A 301.5 Mbit/s Category 6 class title from 3GPP TS 36.306 is not a drive-test file, and ingress protection still needs the enclosure test basis.

Procurement scenario: cabinet note before the thermal log

Background: 24 routers, destination Georgia, DIN-rail space known, summer cabinet temperature still unlogged. Process: the form lists 24 V as the feed, 802.3at as a fallback question, 2x2 MIMO as preferred, and asks for the datasheet temperature window plus the FCC file name for the exact model. Result: factories can answer, and the missing log stays a deviation risk. The desk does not treat the note as a finished design or as proof of a lower total cost.

If a family name is already chosen, the inquiry cards can drop it into the dialog. This page keeps the longer worksheet next to the form so the request is not a single floating box. The quote scope page lists the commercial rows to copy into the text area.