Mikrotik RBMQS 802.11n, 1xFE (RBMQS) - User Manual

Mikrotik RBMQS 802.11n, 1xFE (RBMQS)

A user manual for the MikroTik MQS (Mobile Quick Setup) router device outlines its essential features and setup procedures. The document covers key aspects such as quickstart configuration, physical design elements like LED indicators and mounting options, power supply methods (including USB and POE adapters), and technical specifications. It also includes regulatory compliance details for radio frequency operation, ensuring adherence to interference limits and safety standards while providing guidance on proper usage and maintenance.

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Table of Contents:

Page 1 – MikroTik MQS Device Setup and Powering
Page 2 – Device Configuration and Hardware Specifications
Page 3 – Regulatory Compliance and RF Safety Information
Page 4 – EU Conformity and Radio Equipment Specifications
Page 5 – Multilingual Web Interface Configuration Instructions

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MQS

The MQS – Mobile Quick Setup is a tiny wireless device made to simplify MikroTik device configuration in the
field.

Quickstart

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Power the device with USB, for example, from your laptop or a power bank.

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From your laptop or smartphone, connect to the MQS wireless network which starts with “RBMQS”.

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The MQS by default has a DHCP server enabled on the wireless interface.

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The Management interface has an IP address 192.168.88.3. To avoid conflicts with other MikroTik
devices.

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Open http://192.168.88.3 in your web browser to start configuration, there is no password and user
name: admin.

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The MQS does not have RouterOS software, its configuration possibilities are limited.

LED indicators

1. The LED displays active POE.
2. Displays an active connection of the Ethernet

port.

3. Displays the access point mode.
4. Displays the station mode.
5. User LED indicates that the device is

currently in factory firmware, after the update
it will no longer be active, to bring the device
in factory firmware, hold reset button when
booting and LED will light up again.

6. The power LED indicates that the unit is

receiving power.

Mounting

If desired, the device can be mounted to with a zip tie through the opening on it’s back, or with provided strap or
with wall mounting bracket. The IP rating scale for this device is IPX0. To comply with health regulations, install
and use this device at least 20cm away from your body.

Powering

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MicroUSB port accepts 5 V powering.

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Ethernet port accepts passive Power over Ethernet 12-28 V DC (compensate for the loss on cable, so
more than 12 V recommended).

The power consumption under maximum load can reach up to 7 W, without attachments 1 W.
Connecting to a POE Adapter:

1. Connect the Ethernet cable from the device to the POE+DATA port of the POE adapter.
2. Connect an Ethernet cable from your local network (LAN) to the POE adapter.
3. Connect the power cord to the adapter, and then plug the power cord into a power outlet.

See mikrotik.com/products for the latest version of this document. Document #52799 Modified on:23.OCT.2019

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About this manual

Brand: Mikrotik
Model: RBMQS 802.11n, 1xFE (RBMQS)
Document type: User Manual
Category: Wi-Fi Adapter
Language(s): German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish
Pages: 5
File size: 293 KB
Format: PDF

Summary

Page 1 - MikroTik MQS Device Setup and Powering

Quickstart setup procedures, meaning of LED indicators, mounting options, and powering methods including USB and POE adapter connections for the device.

Page 2 - Device Configuration and Hardware Specifications

Details on configuration options, physical ports, buttons, included accessories, technical specifications, web interface/mobile app configuration, Ethernet and USB port descriptions, and firmware upgrade instructions.

Page 3 - Regulatory Compliance and RF Safety Information

FCC and Industry Canada regulatory compliance statements for the Class B digital device, interference mitigation instructions, safety warnings regarding radio frequency radiation exposure, and device identification numbers (FCC ID and Industry Canada ID).

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