Introduction
This guide provides essential instructions for the installation and initial setup of TP-Link Omada Wireless Access Points. It covers hardware components, various mounting options, power supply methods, and software configuration steps for both standalone and controller-based management.
Hardware Overview & Installation
The document details the front and rear panels of the access point, including LED indicators. It offers three primary installation methods:
- Ceiling Mounting: Instructions for attaching the device to a ceiling tile.
- Wall Mounting: Steps for securing the access point to a wall, including drilling and anchor usage.
- Junction Box Mounting: Guidance for installing the device onto a standard junction box.
Important notes on heat dissipation and specific screw requirements for each mounting type are provided.
Power Supply
The access point can be powered either via a PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch compliant with 802.3at or through a dedicated power adapter.
Software Configuration
Users can configure the access points using two main methods:
- Standalone Mode: Suitable for managing individual devices, configurable via the Omada App or a web browser (http://tplinkeap.net).
- Controller Mode: For batch management of multiple access points using the Omada Software Controller (on PC) or Omada Hardware Controller (OC200/OC300). Configuration can be done via the Omada App or the controller's web interface.
Links to download the Omada App and Omada Software Controller are included.
Support & Resources
For further assistance, users can access setup videos, detailed user guides, and community forums via the TP-Link website:
- Setup Videos: https://www.tp-link.com/support/setup-video/
- Downloads & Support: https://www.tp-link.com/support/
- Community Forum: https://community.tp-link.com/
Regulatory & Safety Information
The document also contains crucial safety warnings, FCC compliance statements, CE mark information, RF exposure guidelines, and national compliance statements for various regions, including EU, Canada, and Korea. It also details RoHS compliance and recycling information (WEEE).