@JulioSilva 

We can use Omada Controller 3.2.1 to manage EAP330, and EAPs should work normally. 

You say the WiFi coverage of the EAP is not good, and there is connection issue. Here are some suggestions for you.

1. Please turn the Tx Power up to the maximum. If the EAP has a low power, it will not broadcast the signal to a farer site. 

2. Some advanced function, such as Band Steering, Airtime Fairness, Load Balance. It may cause disconnection issue of EAP, so we suggest you closing these functions first for checking.

@forrest 

Thanks for you replay.

I have tried messing with TX power from low to high and it's the same.

I first thought that the AP's wore messing with each other, but they work OK at Max Power with software closed...

The Omada controller looks working OK with this AP's, they report the users and configures without issues.

The AP stop broadcasting SSID even with 1 meter from the AP... Sometimes I loose communication at 2-3 meters of the AP, without anything in the middle...

This does not happen with Omada Controller closed.

Meanwhile I've bought OC200 today, I'm giving it a try, to see if this works OK.

It would be great if we can TAG an Alias/Name to a MAC address, so in the connected users we easily check what device is that, cause some does not have an easy netname...

Thanks,

Julio Silva