Actually, it looks like DE will not have access to 149 and up according to the Huawei WLAN Compliance docs. The spreadsheet at this link is a great reference. https://info.support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000014876

  @NickBNZ 

 

When setting up a 5G access point, the channels you can use will depend on the specific frequency bands supported by your 5G equipment and the regulations in your region. TP-Link TP's APs strictly adhere to each country's wireless regulations. To determine the specific channels you can use, consult local regulatory authorities for guidance on channel selection in your region. It's also a good practice to perform a site survey to assess the wireless environment and optimize channel selection for performance and reliability.

  @Vincent-TP

 

Thanks for following up.

 

I guess that was kind of my question.  I'm in New Zealand, but the AP looks to be set for Germany, is there some way in the Omada software to set the county code to New Zealand so I can access the correct channels?

 

Thanks,

 

Nick

 

 

Hi  @NickBNZ 

 

How did you get this EAP?

Could you please share a picture of the EAP's bottom label?

  @Vincent-TP 

 

Hi,

 

I bought the AP at a local reseller. pbtech

 

and this is my iw scan..

 

(on wlp2s0) -- associated
    last seen: 1934.253s [boottime]
    TSF: 419851408839 usec (4d, 20:37:31)
    freq: 5500.0
    beacon interval: 100 TUs
    capability: ESS Privacy SpectrumMgmt ShortSlotTime (0x0511)
    signal: -53.00 dBm
    last seen: 33 ms ago
    Information elements from Probe Response frame:
    SSID: MySSID
    Supported rates: 6.0* 9.0 12.0* 18.0 24.0* 36.0 48.0 54.0
    Country: DE    Environment: Indoor/Outdoor
        Channels [36 - 64] @ 23 dBm
        Channels [100 - 140] @ 30 dBm
    Power constraint: 0 dB
    TPC report: TX power: 25 dBm