R1D2 wrote EAPs can't appear in the pending list of an EAPC if connected over a routed network with a separate broadcast domain. Yes, you are correct, while mpell said that we can manage/see them...

If the EAPs are already in the pending list, then it means they have already been found by EAP controller, you can adopt them directly for management; If not, then you can use either discover utility...

Glad to hear this! Besides, you can refer to the user guide for detailed configuration such as adding a password to wifi. http://www.tp-link.com/en/download/EAP110.html

1. If you connected the EAP and your host PC behind your modem router, then they will achieve different IP addresses from this router, you need to open the web browser and type in the EAP's IP...

The EAP110 uses passive PoE (24 volts), too. Do not try to feed 48 volts standard PoE to it, it could break your unit. Yes, you are right, thanks for pointing out my mistake.

The EU version supports up to 19dbm, which is abide by CE standard. As I know, the country code is built in the AP, no way to change it.