@AvidLearner Found the issue: Bad coverage indeed. I moved again (*) the EAP 610, and now the lamp connects consistently (and have much higher Rx Rate). I was baffled as when it was not connecting,...

More to the topic: I changed the EAP 610 of location, just to check. It seems briefly I was able to connect both lamps, get IP addresses for both and re-bind them in their app. The moment I switched...

I don't know if it helps, but the not-connecting lamp managed to connect briefly (it got an IP address assigned... but the moment I tried to re-bind it with the smart lamp app, it failed again to...

I have 2 smart ceiling lamps (Calex) that connect via Wi-Fi. On my previous network set-up (pre-Omada), both of them connected without issues. On my current set-up with Omada (with EAP 610 and where...

@Somnus Yep, I missed the "off" in one of my sentences: I will switch 2.4GHz off in the 615-wall, so there is 2.4GHz only on the 610. (And probably keep 5GHz in both, with low transmission on the...

@Somnus Indeed, the 615-wall and considering a 610. I saw that indeed the wall EAP does not do mesh. That's also why I was asking if it will be an issue between the 2 EAPs if they are too close...