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06-25-2022 03:18 AM
Hello. I bought a HP ProDesk 400 G6 mini without any wireless connectivity. I wanted to add a m.2 Intel Wifi 6e card, but I don't have any built in antennas. I have another ProDesk mini (a 600 G6) which came with a m.2 wireless card and with 2 antennas, so I do know how they look like. It's just that I can't find them anywhere to buy. Any help in this regard will be greatly appreciated.
06-25-2022 09:39 AM - edited 06-25-2022 09:44 AM
The product ID for your systems would have been helpful.
There are two locations that I know of to look up parts such as wireless lan kits, be sure to change your country location
https://partsurfer.hp.com/partsurfer/
I looked for 400 and 600 G6 lan kit but was unable to find where to order it, perhaps our volunteer Prométhée might know.
For example:
Clicking on that "reseller ... click here" simply went to parts.hp.com
1 - Try the above links I posted, select the country and put in your serial number and look for a lan kit that has bluetooth and an antenna. Hopefully there will be one kit else you need to order them separately.
2 - The g6 600 kit probably works fine in the g6 400. You can test it to see if it works. If it does then lookup the part number on the m.2 card and use that part number in the parts surfer link . The card will probably look like the following
The connectors are all standardized. If there is a part number on the antenna then look that part number up. Since you know what the antennas look like then alternately pick one of the following
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06-25-2022 02:54 PM
Thank you very much.
The Product ID is: 9AG50AV
I did look in the PartSurfer website, there was nothing regarding antennas for the 400 G6 mini. I already bought the m2 wifi adapter (Intel AX211), all I need now is the antenna.
I bought a couple of universal antennas from Ebay, but I am not sure how to install them on the chassis, as the installation is via stickers and they are a bit bigger than the allocated space for the antennas in the front of the chassis. Can I just put the antennas on the chassis underneath the motherboard and just tape it there?
Thanks again.
06-25-2022 04:53 PM - edited 06-25-2022 04:56 PM
Not sure why your content was deleted. If you think I need to see it then PM it to me.
Try to put in same place as the model 600 cables
Personally, I could obtain a kit where the wires go to the back of the case to a half-height bracket that has contacts to screw two external antennas onto.
If you cannot have antennas in the back of the case then replace with a monopole like this one.
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06-26-2022 12:52 AM
The content was a link from Ebay for the adhesive antenna which I got.
The placement of the antennas in the 600 model is the same as in the 400 one: at the front of the chassis to the left and to the right and it is a tight fit and the antennas are fixed with screws in the 600.
Also, the models I have and the ones I am referring to are all minis, so the products you suggested will not fit.
In the teardown video from HP available on Youtube, they show how to attach the antennas, I just need to buy something like this first. The antennas which I already bought do have a place for screws and are just adhesive pads with IPXE4 head at the end of the wire.