@forrest True, but there is no reference to voltage. Sort of important, isn't it?

@Byteguy If I am understanding your reply, you recommend I use solar converted to AC and then plug the adapter into it. If I knew the voltage required, I can bypass the adapter and power the EAP...

When installing the access points at a location, there needs to be a power receptacle nearby to provide power to the AP.. I have an application where power is not easily accessible at each point...

@R1D2 Yes, I did check that. So next time I install an AP all should work. I can try the fix you suggested or just wait. Thanks for your help. Don't think this whole thing could have come together...

@Byteguy Thanks. I checked the network this morning and sometime last night it linked itself and now works. Guess if you don't do anything at all, it eventually works. I'll try your suggestion next...

We have a mesh network established with 2 connected APs. I just added a third and it shows up as isolated. Just how do I get it adopted? I would expect it needs to be moved to pending to be adopted...