I received the new TL-R605 router and adopted into my OC200 network.  After setting everything up, I am noticing a huge bug/potential issue.

I have about ~80 wireless devices, and about ~10 wired devices. I have 1 TL-R605, 3 EAP245, and 1 EAP225 Outdoor, and 1 OC200 controller. It would appear that all of the devices that would normally show as connected to a specifc AP often switch over as showing connected to LAN (the router) and then switch back, hundreds of times a day, usually every min or so.  The Event logs have over 10000 entries just for today, showcasing this movement from AP to LAN.  It appears like this,

Game Table Speaker is connected to EAP245_Main with SSID "Novigrad" on channel 157.
Jan 12, 2021 11:50:37  am
Game Table Speaker was disconnected from network "LAN" on TL-R605 Router(connected time:26s connected, traffic: 2.85KB).
Jan 12, 2021 11:50:37  am
Game Table Speaker is connected to TL-R605 Router on LAN network.
Jan 12, 2021 11:50:36  am
Game Table Speaker is disconnected from SSID "Novigrad" on EAP245_Main (7h54m connected, 139.77MB).
Jan 12, 2021 11:50:36  am
Game Table Speaker is connected to EAP245_Main with SSID "Novigrad" on channel 157.
Jan 12, 2021 11:47:35  am
Game Table Speaker was disconnected from network "LAN" on TL-R605 Router(connected time:29s connected, traffic: 2.80KB).
Jan 12, 2021 11:47:35  am

This seemingly goes on forever, every few mins for all devices that are wirelessly connected.

The above example is for a stationary device, and based on what AP it is connecting to, it isnt roaming.  All wireless devices will eventually do this, so more often than not, it shows in the omada console that i have over 90 devices Wired, then it will eventually show less, than the proper amount.  

This is altering the uptime of clients, clogging up the event logs, as well as me no longer being able to see what specific AP a device is connected to, as when I check it could just show LAN at that time.

Any Ideas?