Mikrotik hAP mini (RB931-2ND) - User Manual

The MikroTik hAP mini serves as a compact yet powerful wireless access point designed for home or small office networks, blending hardware flexibility with software versatility through its RouterOS operating system. This device emphasizes ease of setup and adaptability, offering three configurable Ethernet ports alongside built-in wireless capabilities supporting 802.11b/g/n standards. Its technical specifications highlight a lightweight yet capable architecture–including a 650 MHz CPU, microUSB power supply, and an omnidirectional antenna–to ensure reliable performance across varying network demands. The inclusion of detailed wireless performance metrics underscores its optimized signal strength and data transmission efficiency, while the pre-configured setup simplifies deployment for users seeking minimal initial effort.

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hAP mini

The hAP mini is a small 2 GHz wireless access point for home or small offices. It has

three ports, which are configured as one Internet port and two LAN ports, but can be

reconfigured as desired, using the powerful RouterOS configuration options.

The unit is powered by microUSB and

measures only 8 cm tall. Even with it’s small

size, the hAP mini is still quite powerful, as it

uses the QCA9533 CPU, just like the bigger

units in the widely successful hAP series.

The device has an omnidirecional antenna

built-in, and does not have a strict limiation on

number of connected clients. It works in 2 GHz

and supports 802.11b/g/n standards.

The powerful 650 MHz CPU gives you

full access to the wide variety of features

provided by the versatile RouterOS

operating system, but if all you want

is a simple access point - it is already

configured out of the box. You simply

need to open it’s web configuration page

and set a password for it.

hAP mini

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