Microsoft Xbox One Wireless Module (1525)

abgn+ac (AC1200)
Platform
Brand • Model • Rev	Microsoft Xbox One Wireless Module
Model Part Number	1525
Interface	USB 2.0
Connector	10-pin header (non-standard connector)
Form factor	module
FCCID	C3K1525
ICID	3048A-1525
Chip1	Marvell 88W8897M
Chip2	Marvell 88W8782U
OUI: 00:50:43 (5 E, 4 W)
Antenna Connection	U.FL
MIMO status	2x2:2
Wireless Standards	IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
802.11ac	up to 867 Mbps
802.11n	up to 300/300 Mbps
802.11g	up to 54 Mbps
802.11b	up to 11 Mbps
802.11a	up to 54 Mbps
Operating Frequency	2.4 or 5 GHz
Other
Manuf/OEM/ODM	Foxconn U72H007
Flags: Bluetooth 4.2, WiFi Direct, NFC
Categorized as	game console wireless module
Probable Linux driver probably not (see also passys)
Retail
FCC approval date	19 June 2013
Country of manuf	China

For a list of all currently documented Marvell chipsets with specifications, see Marvell.

For a list of all currently documented Microsoft device with specifications, see Microsoft.

• 867 Mbps - 2SS 5GHz 802.11ac (80MHz chan.),

• 300 Mbps - 2SS 2.4GHz 802.11n (40MHz chan.) = AC1200 class

Overview

This is the Xbox One's (v1 / first iteration / whatever) WiFi radio module.

This is a dual radio module.

• 88W8897M is presumably for network access.
• 88W8782U is presumably for access (WiFi Direct?) to the game controllers.

It is viewable at the following...

• Chipworks's dissection of the Xbox One
• +D. FiB3R's post on the Neowin Forums
• iFixit's Xbox One Teardown

Mostly useless info from the FCC filing

The test report indicates that this device is using 88W8782 (88W8782U?). The accompanying test hardware is a GlobalScale SheevaPlug.

The test utility software specified is DutApiBRIDGEETH8782.exe.

The firmware version specified is 14.1.23.9.

The driver version specified is 1.0.7.49.

The S/N in the FCC test report is a MAC address w/ a Marvell (00:50:43) OUI.