How did you set it up? Did you setup both LED control and power schedule between 00:00-7:00?

Yes, like I said in my post, both are setup to turn off at that period of time.

After the power outage, the leds on the TL-WA855RE are off but you still can see the network name? Have you ever setup a different network name for the extender?

Yes, I can see the SSID name, I forgot to mention the extender is setup as an Access Point.

Besides, aht that time, please login to the web UI of the extender and go to settings-system tools-time settings page to verify the system time; you can try to fix the time zone manually to give it a go as well.

Everything is setup as it should, including the time zone, like I said in my post, everything works correctly when there is continuous power supply.

Kevin_Z wrote

@delacosta78 

 

Try to disable the LED control feature and setup power schedule only, after the power outage, please verify whether it works well. 

OK, I'm going to try that and I'll let you know the result.

Kevin_Z wrote

@delacosta78 

 

If still the same, please login to the web UI of the extender and send us a picture of the settings-system tools-time settings page so that we can verify the system time.

 

Why not now? I live in Colombia so our timezone is -05:00 without "Daylight saving time":

Kevin_Z wrote

@delacosta78 

 

What happened after you setup power schedule only?

 

From the picture attached, the system time is correct, which matches the time zone where you located. 

 

Any updates, please let us know. 

 

Hello @Kevin_Z, I turned off the LED schedule and left turned on only the power schedule and they both turned off automatically as expected once the time period started, BUT removing the extender from the power outlet is almost the same as having a power outage, so I waited a few minutes and reconnected it, unfortunately the schedule didn't work, looks like the algorithm is failing to recognize the device was reconnected during the range of schedule time to keep itlsef turned off automatically so I had to enter the settings and restart the power schedule again in order to make it work.

Hello @Kevin_Z, It's midnight and I made a test, I turned off "Power Schedule" and turned on "LED Control" only to verify if the LED turned off automatically every time I disconnected the extender from the outlet,  after doing that three times I can confirm the LED turned off automatically and that's how the power schedule must work, no matter how many times I disconnect it, it must turn off automatically within the schedule. I hope TP-Link releases a new firmware with a fix for this issue.

Thank you for your attention.

BIKILIYAT wrote

Besides, aht that time, please login to the web UI of the extender and go to settings-system tools-time settings page to verify the system time; you can try to fix the time zone manually to give it a go as well.

 

What?. This is clearly an issue with the firmware because it was working with the previous version, besides, I'm having connectivity issues with some devices, the SSID doesn't even appear inside their WiFi connection settings.