tp-link EAP215 Omada Bridge Kit 867 Mbps Long Range Indoor User Guide
- July 26, 2024
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Table of Contents
- EAP215 Omada Bridge Kit 867 Mbps Long Range Indoor
- Specifications:
- Product Usage Instructions:
- Setup in Standalone Mode:
- Adding more client EAPs in Standalone Mode:
- Setup in Controller Mode:
- Q: How many client EAPs can be supported in standalone
- Q: How can I set up devices after adoption in controller
EAP215 Omada Bridge Kit 867 Mbps Long Range Indoor
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Specifications:
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Model: EAP215-Bridge KIT, EAP211-Bridge KIT, EAP115-Bridge
KIT -
Wi-Fi Speed: AC867, AC867, N300
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Max Range: 5km+, 1km+, 5km+
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Control Center: Remote Locations, Centralized Multi-Site
Management -
Features: Auto-Pairing, Waterproof & Dustproof & 6KV
Lightning Protection, Flexible DC + Passive PoE Power Supply
Product Usage Instructions:
Setup in Standalone Mode:
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Connect one EAP to the network with DHCP server. This EAP
becomes Main AP. -
Connect to the SSID of the Main AP or the current wireless
network that the Main AP is connected to. -
Open the Omada App and tap on the Stand Alone mode. Then tap on
EAP. -
Tap on the EAP that is connected by wire (check the last 4
characters of the MAC address). -
Follow the prompts to set up a login account and create a new
SSID with a Password. -
Wait until the setup is finished. The blue dot left of the
device means the device must be initialized. -
Follow the same process to initialize the Kit AP (the other AP
in the box).
Adding more client EAPs in Standalone Mode:
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Main AP can support up to 4 clients for P2MP solution.
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Navigate to the Bridge Tab and tap on the + sign below the Main
AP. -
The Main AP starts to scan the environment and shows discovered
devices. Tap next to add the device. -
Sub-AP will be added. Don’t forget to tap on the new Sub-AP
(with blue dot) to initialize it.
Setup in Controller Mode:
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Ensure OC200 and OC300 have new firmware for EAP Bridge Kit
support (Controller V 5.13 above). -
Connect one EAP to the main network and power the other
EAP. -
Both EAPs will be discovered on the controller.
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Click on Adopt for the EAP without wireless sign (it is wired
to the network). -
After adoption, the wireless EAP will be adopted
automatically.
FAQ:
Q: How many client EAPs can be supported in standalone
mode?
A: Main AP can support up to 4 clients for P2MP solution.
Q: How can I set up devices after adoption in controller
mode?
A: As the controller initializes devices, no further steps are
required to set up devices after adoption.
Setup can also be done through logging into the web interface of
each EAP in standalone mode. For a visual guide, refer to TP-Link’s
Omada Tutorial on How to Set Up the EAP Bridge KIT on YouTube. For
further questions, contact Solution.au@tp-link.com.
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Omada Bridge Kit Unofficial Guide
Notes on operation and Complete installation Guide
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Summary
· Auto pairing: · The kit is auto-pairing, meaning two EAPs will be connected
out of the box. · One “Main AP” can support 4 client EAPs. · Unpacking and
setting up a pair will take less than 8 minutes through the Omada App. · When
the uplink EAP (wired to the main network) is adopted by the controller, the
downlink EAP (from the same box) will be adopted automatically after two
minutes. Other wireless EAPs can be added to the wired AP.
· Considerations: · Users must connect the main EAP to a network with a DHCP
server. It can be as simple as
a wired or wireless router. · When using the bridge in standalone mode (App or
GUI), all EAPs must be initialized to set
up the login account and SSID password.
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Installation Topology
Model EAP215-Bridge KIT EAP211-Bridge KIT EAP115-Bridge KIT
Wi-Fi Speed AC867 AC867 N300
Max Range 5km+ 1km+ 5km+
Ethernet Ports 3× Gigabit 3× Gigabit
3× 10/100 Mbps
Control Center
Remote Locations
Centralized Multi-Site Management
Auto-Pairing
Waterproof & Dustproof & 6KV Lightning Protection
Flexible DC + Passive PoE Power Supply
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Setup in Standalone Mode
1. Connect one EAP to the network with DHCP server. This EAP becomes “Main
AP”.
2. Connect to the SSID of the “Main AP”, or the current wireless network that
the “Main AP” is connected to.
3. Open the Omada App and tap on the “Stand Alone” mode. And then “EAP”
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Setup in Standalone Mode
4. Tap on the EAP that is connected by wire (check the last 4 characters of
the MAC address).
5. Follow the prompts to set up a login account and create a new SSID with a
Password.
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Setup in Standalone Mode
Wait until the setup is finished
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Setup in Standalone Mode
The blue dot, left of the device means the device must be initialized.
6. Follow the same process to initialize the “Kit AP” (the other AP in the
box).
*. No step is required to connect main AP and Kit AP
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Adding more client EAPs in Standalone Mode
Main AP can support up to 4 clients for P2MP solution. To add more EAPs from
other boxes, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to the Bridge Tab
and tap on the + sign below the Main AP. 2. The Main AP starts to scan the
environment
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Adding more client EAPs in Standalone Mode
3. It will show you the discovered device. Tap next to add the device.
4. Sub-AP will be added. Don’t forget to tap on the new Sub-AP (with blue
dot), to initialize it.
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Setup in the Controller Mode
1. As of 12th Feb 24, OC200 and OC300 need new firmware to support the EAP
Bridge Kit (Controller V 5.13 above). Setup can be done by software controller
or CBC.
2. After connecting one EAP to the main network and powering the other EAP,
both will be discovered on the controller.
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Setup in the Controller Mode
3. Click on the “Adopt” for the EAP without wireless sign (it is wired to the
network). 4. After adoption, the wireless EAP will be adopted automatically.
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Setup in the Controller Mode
· Adding more EAPs · The adoption of the second Client EAP (downlink) is not
automatic (third EAP
onwards). 1. Click on Adopt. 2. Select the Main AP to adopt.
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Check status in Controller Mode
· Click on each Client EAP, “Details” -> “Uplink” shows the connection status.
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Check status in Controller Mode
· The Mesh menu can also show the status.
Main EAP
Client EAP
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Final notes
As the controller initializes devices, no further step is required to set up
devices after adoption, such as disabling the open SSID.
Setup can be done through logging into the web interface of each EAP in
standalone mode. You can watch the setup guide below: TP-Link | Omada Tutorial
| How to Set Up the EAP Bridge KIT (EAP215 Bridge KIT for demonstration)
(youtube.com)
Please contact us if you have further questions.
Solution.au@tp-link.com
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References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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