This firmware is only for PharOS but i want firmware for TL-WA7510N which provide support for extra frequency from 4920 MHz to 6100 MHz.

If you try the latest UBNT firmware you will find that UBNT has disable 4920 MHz to 6100 MHz in the latest firmware..

It is a additional feature, you cannot expect every product provide the same features..That's impossible for all brands.

Pharos and the old TL-WA7510N are totally different models, I don't know whether the chipset of TL-WA7510N support extra frequency or not.

Do you know that the AirGrid M5 and TP-Link WA7510N has same hardware like same chipset but different flash size.
I just only need to
1.remove the resistor and solder a long jumper in the radio path along the ground bus.
2.Cut the track and solder jumper on Reset.
3.Change the old 4MB flash chip to 8MB flash chip.
I have done it with my second WA7510N ard changed the bootloader to redbootloader and flash it with UBNT AirGrid M5 firmware.Now the Tp-Link WA7510N becomes Air Grid M5.

But in my first router TP-Link firmware was installed but they do allow the extended frequencies,i want them to allow all the 5 GHz frequencies like AirGrid M5.

See the pictures what i have done with my second WA7510N





Done The router just converted to AirGrid M5 which allows all 5 GHz frequencies.

This concludes to that TP-Link has software limitations.

I am not violating the country regulations anyway because the TX power is in control and the firmware of AirGridM5 also follows country rules and regulations.
I just want TP-Link to make them better than Ubiquiti.

I know that way i am also in that you said " and if you surf others forums you will see how UBNT users hacked the FW to apply compliance test,".But i can unlock it by running a script.
How to add Compliance mode to UBNT firmware version 5.5.10


1.First reset your UBNT device.
2.Then ssh in it using putty.Double click on putty.exe
3.Under Host Name (or IP Address).Put default address of your UBNT device.
4.And select connection type SSH.
5.If any dialogue box opens select "YES"
6.It asks for user name and password
7.Use Username:...ubnt
Use Password:...ubnt
8.Then copy and paste this command in it.


touch /etc/persistence/ ct
save
reboot

I just need one answer that is is there is any way by which i can modify the TP-Link firmware.

Thanks for replying

@Siddhant001 congratulations for debricking your 7510
Now you won't ever loose a device
I'm curious and want to learn, you posted the reason
here
i fed up openwrt because it dosen't have DFS channels.
My curiosity, the use of DFS channels, is your Country regulation or something you need.

You are on OpenWRT also.

No,the problem of DFS in OpenWRT is that i can't find my ISP AP,because my ISP AP uses the DFS channels.That's why i need the DFS channels in OpenWRT