Early Access EAP772v1 EAP773v1 EAP783v1 Adapted to Omada 6.1 Pre-release Firmware (Released on 14th Jan 2026)
This Article Applies To:
EAP772 V1, Fully Adapted to Omada SDN Controller v6.1 or above;
EAP773 V1, Fully Adapted to Omada SDN Controller v6.1 or above;
EAP783 V1, Fully Adapted to Omada SDN Controller v6.1 or above;
Note
To update to this pre-release version, please make sure your device version is not lower than the version listed below:
EAP772 V1: 1.1.2 and above
EAP773 V1: 1.1.2 and above
EAP783 V1: 1.1.2 and above;
Release Notes:
New Feature/ Enhancement:
1. Optimized configuration synchronization mechanism.
2. Optimized automatic adoption.
3. Optimized ACS mechanism.
4. Optimized DFS switching mechanism and radar wave conflict handling.
5. Optimized automatic bandwidth selection mechanism.
6. Optimized background scanning mechanism.
7. Optimized VLAN implementation mechanism.
8. Optimized the Log reporting mechanism, adding logs related to DFS, CPU utilization, and more.
9. Optimized PPSK configuration process. Configuring a PPSK profile will only affect the modified entries.
10. Optimized FDB table management mechanism.
11. Optimized CoA-ACK/NAK message cache mechanism.
12. Supported secure firmware download strategy.
13. Supported configuration of WPA3 Enterprise on the Standalone page.
14. Supported configuration of DNS adoption switch (Remote Adoption) on the Standalone page.
15. Modified the default security policy of SSIDs in factory state.
16. Modified the verification rules for static IP configuration items on the Standalone page.
17. Solved the problem of redirection and adoption failure of devices in the management state in the NAT scenario.
18. Solved the Blast-RADIUS security vulnerability and added a message-authenticator attribute verification switch.
Beta Firmware Download
Attention
Please be sure you have read the Beta Test Agreement before upgrading the Beta firmware!
EAP772 v1.0_1.2.0_20260113-rel72533 (Pre-release Version)
EAP773 v1.0_1.2.0_20260113-rel72533 (Pre-release Version)
EAP783 v1.0_1.2.0_20260113-rel72533 (Pre-release Version)
Notes:
(1) Your device’s configuration won’t be lost after upgrading.
(2) The above firmware is fully adapted to Omada SDN Controller v6.1 and above
(3) This pre-release firmware can be applied to all versions (EU/US/AU/CA/etc).
Update Log
14th Jan, 2026
Provide the pre-release link:
EAP772 v1.0_1.2.0_20260113-rel72533 (Pre-release Version)
EAP773 v1.0_1.2.0_20260113-rel72533 (Pre-release Version)
EAP783 v1.0_1.2.0_20260113-rel72533 (Pre-release Version)
Feedback
Any further feedback on the new firmware, please feel free to comment below or start a new thread from HERE.
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When reporting an issue, especially it's about a firmware upgrade, it's suggested to include the following info:
- Management mode (Controller or Standalone)
- Device Model(s) and Hardware
- Device Firmware (previous and current)
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unable to update my 783 it's on 1.1.14 I'm in Canada I bought from Amazon and it's a us model
EAP773 (US) v1.0 [Custom]
getting an Error with no notes when trying to install
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Thanks for asking.
Indoor 6GHz APs (Wi-Fi 6E/7 devices) are explicitly classified by regulations as “Low Power Indoor” equipment. Their transmit power is strictly limited to a very low level (e.g., the U.S. FCC specifies a maximum EIRP of 30 dBm), and they are designed to be fixed for indoor use only, making it difficult for their signals to leak outdoors. Given these characteristics of low power and indoor operation, the risk of causing harmful interference to protected outdoor incumbent services (such as microwave links) is extremely low. Therefore, these devices currently do not require AFC.
mrmbman wrote
>Sounds like the best answer is to enable AFC in the firmware. Do you have a ETA?
I didn't see a response to this. Is it coming anytime soon?
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Hi @IamMurphy
Please try to update to 1.1.2 first.
IamMurphy wrote
unable to update my 783 it's on 1.1.14 I'm in Canada I bought from Amazon and it's a us model
EAP773 (US) v1.0 [Custom]
getting an Error with no notes when trying to install
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Vincent-TP wrote
Thanks for asking.
Indoor 6GHz APs (Wi-Fi 6E/7 devices) are explicitly classified by regulations as “Low Power Indoor” equipment. Their transmit power is strictly limited to a very low level (e.g., the U.S. FCC specifies a maximum EIRP of 30 dBm), and they are designed to be fixed for indoor use only, making it difficult for their signals to leak outdoors. Given these characteristics of low power and indoor operation, the risk of causing harmful interference to protected outdoor incumbent services (such as microwave links) is extremely low. Therefore, these devices currently do not require AFC.
The official documentation has stated this, "All the other 6GHz Wi-Fi7 models will support it in the future." for quite a while now. Is this true or is it not true? It seems like you're trying to provide excuses for why this feature which has been promised is not present over 2 years after release instead of useful information.
This kind of subversion and failure to deliver on promises is exactly how you lose customers for life.
We won't forget that TP-Link shared that AFC was going to be added to the EAP773/783 through a reviewer at release. It's been promised since they released.
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