EAP773 US V2, as selected on the inspected official page.
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Menu names and behavior can vary by US hardware revision and firmware. This guide was researched from official material, not tested on a physical router.
Applies to: EAP773 US V2, as selected on the inspected official page.
Version comes first
The inspected US V2 page lists BE11000, a 10-GbE uplink and 802.3at PoE or 12-V/2.5-A DC. This record does not establish the same power or radio specifications for V1.
Preflight and diagnosis
- Read the hardware version from the AP label and match the official version selector. Do not choose a power source from an old review of an unlabelled EAP773.
- Check that the switch or injector supplies the required power standard. Separately inspect Ethernet negotiation at both ends of the uplink.
- If Wi-Fi works but throughput is limited, compare the negotiated uplink with the rest of the path. A 10-GbE-capable AP on a slower switch port cannot remove that upstream limit.
- Check the client's supported bands and channel widths before expecting the product's combined radio class on one device.
Verify / undo
Test stability with an approved power source and a known-good link. Restore the original cable/power arrangement if a changed component causes restarts. Do not flash a different hardware version to obtain a feature listed on another revision's page.
Official evidence
- EAP773 US specifications — rf2-eap773
Editorial boundary: No hands-on testing was performed. Confirm the device label, current firmware and live official instructions before making changes. Never send passwords, VPN keys or complete configuration backups to RouterFix.
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