I'm unable to log in. I can only get to GUI. I click setup. Root then password. I can't open up setup.

What does the node respond with after you enter the password and click "sign in"?
If it is going back to the password prompt, you have the wrong password.  If it is still on the initial installation, the passwordis:  hsmm


 

I can't get access to the Internet. Wan Address and Wan Default:  None

I've Lan attached and added Home ISP wifi router info.

To get things working initially, try with a wired connection (fewer variables).  On the hAP, the internet connection from a LAN port on yur router needs to be plugged into port 1 of the hAP.  Do the ports on the router and hAP port 1 show a connection LED active?  Does your router status show that it is providing a DHCP address to the hAP.  Can't help you on the TP link.
If none of this helps, can you post a screen capture (not a photo of your comptuer screen) of your Basic Setup page (once you are able to get to that).
 

No screen captures shown.

This site can’t be reached

Check if there is a typo in va7qu-cpe510-yvr.local.mesh.

If you can't get into setup, how did you give the node a name?
Or are you only giving half the story?

Try connecting a computer directly to port 2, 3, or 4 with no other connections on either the computer (including WiFi) or the hAP.  Make sure the computer is set to DHCP.  Open a command prompt window and type:  ipconfig [return].  That will give you your computer IP (that it got from the hAP) and the defaulot gateway address (which will be the node).  Point your browser to the gateway IP address.
 

Your screen captures showed this time.  You show the basic status page for three different nodes of apparently two different hardware types.  Both hAP nodes show that they are getting a IP on the WAN port, and the CPE510 (which I am not familiar with) is not.  The subject of this thread was problems with the hAP nodes (which I should be able to help with), but so far you still have not answered my question of what happens when you try to get into setup.
Note:  if you are having issues connecting to your local node from an attached computer (which now appears not to be the case), your internet connection should be very low on your priority list of problems to resolve.  Get basic connectivity working and then worry about advanced features.  Are you attempting RF connectivity (either with some remote node or another node at your location)?
What is connected to what - tell us the whole story?