Bt Mini HUB User Manual

Get to know your Mini Hub If your hub isn’t responding

Hold the power button down for ten

Power button

Signal
indicator

Wi- indicator

SMS

Battery

USB

seconds and it will reboot.

Note: The battery LED will light up
when the device is powered on.

Having problems with your Mini Hub?

Just reset your Mini Hub and you’ll be
back up and running in no time. Use a
paperclip or blunt pin to gently press
the reset button.

We’ve set light parental controls

You can change these by logging in to
www.bt.com/mybt and heading to the
BT Plus page.

Lost your password card?

Don’t worry, just remove your Mini
Hub’s back cover and you’ll nd a sticker
showing the network name and password.

Need some help?

For more advice, go to

bt.com/help/4Gwi-

Meet your
Mini Hub

We’ll keep you connected

As a BT Plus customer, if you’re ever without
a broadband connection we’ll activate this
Mini Hub.

It can connect up to twenty devices to free
unlimited data – so you’ll stay online.

We’re busy sorting your broadband

We’ll let you know when your broadband’s
up and running. And, once you reconnect
your devices to your Home Hub, we’ll turn

o the data to your Mini Hub.

This Mini Hub’s yours to keep

Keep it somewhere safe. If you need your
Mini Hub in the future, contact us. We’ll be
ready to reactivate it.

Let’s get started

Turn it on

Plug in the Mini Hub to start charging its
battery, and switch it on.

The signal indicator light will turn solid blue
when it’s connected to the network and you
have a good signal.

Connect your devices

In the wi- settings menu on your device,

look for the name of your Mini Hub. You can
see it on the password card.

Once you’ve clicked ‘connect’, enter the
password for your Mini Hub. This is also on
the password card. And there you go. You’re
ready to get online with free unlimited data.

To charge your Mini Hub

Use the Micro USB cable or other suitable
charger. Once it’s charged, you’re ready to
go. Keep the power button pressed down
for a few seconds to turn your Mini Hub on.

Keeping it plugged in for a long time?

It’s best to remove the battery – otherwise
the Mini Hub might overheat.

The power indicator will tell you how
much battery is left:

• a solid blue light = you have
enough power

• a ashing blue light = it’s charging

• a solid red light = the battery’s

lower than 20%