EAP773 crashes under heavy load

client ipad pro, connected to 5GHz
with heavy download load, the AP is crashing and rebooting
sys log simply states: System started
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Here are some suggestions for troubleshooting the issue where the EAP773 crashes and reboots under heavy load when an iPad Pro is connected to the 5GHz band:
1. **Overheating**
- **Cause**: The device may overheat under heavy load, triggering an automatic reboot.
- **Recommendation**:
- Ensure the device is placed in a well-ventilated area to avoid overheating.
2. **Power Supply Issues**
- **Cause**: Unstable or insufficient power supply may cause the device to crash under heavy load.
- **Recommendation**:
- Use the original power adapter and check if the power cable is intact.
- If using PoE, ensure the switch or injector can provide sufficient power.
3. **Wireless Interference**
- **Cause**: Interference in the 5GHz band may cause instability.
- **Recommendation**:
- Use a wireless analysis tool (e.g., Wi-Fi Analyzer) to check for interference in the 5GHz band.
- Try changing the 5GHz channel to one with less interference.
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Here are some suggestions for troubleshooting the issue where the EAP773 crashes and reboots under heavy load when an iPad Pro is connected to the 5GHz band:
1. **Overheating**
- **Cause**: The device may overheat under heavy load, triggering an automatic reboot.
- **Recommendation**:
- Ensure the device is placed in a well-ventilated area to avoid overheating.
2. **Power Supply Issues**
- **Cause**: Unstable or insufficient power supply may cause the device to crash under heavy load.
- **Recommendation**:
- Use the original power adapter and check if the power cable is intact.
- If using PoE, ensure the switch or injector can provide sufficient power.
3. **Wireless Interference**
- **Cause**: Interference in the 5GHz band may cause instability.
- **Recommendation**:
- Use a wireless analysis tool (e.g., Wi-Fi Analyzer) to check for interference in the 5GHz band.
- Try changing the 5GHz channel to one with less interference.
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