Get started with your 4G Mini Hub
Plug in the Mini Hub for it to start charging and switch it on.
You'll see a sold blue light when it connects to the network and you've got good signal.
Connect your devices
Go to your device's WiFi settings to find the name of your Mini Hub. You'll see it on the 'Keep Me' card you got in the Mini Hub box.
Then enter the password that's on the 'Keep Me' card. You should now be connected.
If you can't find the 'Keep Me' card, you can find the Mini Hub's network name and password by removing the back cover.
You can connect up to 20 WiFi devices. You can't connect devices to it using a wire.
Power supply
To charge your Mini Hub, use the Mirco USB cable or other suitable charger. Press the power button for a couple of seconds to turn on.
Different lights will tell you how much battery is left:
- Solid blue - you have enough power.
- Flashing blue - charging.
- Solid red - battery is lower than 20%.
If you're keeping the Mini Hub plugged in for a long time, it's best to remove the battery. Otherwise, it may overheat.
Problems with the 4G Mini Hub
If the hub isn't responding, hold down the power button for 10 seconds and it'll restart.
You can also try resetting your hub. On the back of the hub there's a reset button - you'll need a paperclip or blunt pin to gently press it for 5 seconds.
Sleep mode
If there's no device connected and it's been on for a while, the hub will use sleep mode to save power by turning off WiFi. All you need to do is touch the power button to get it going again.
Track your open fault
BT will let you know when your fault's been fixed, but if you want an update go to the BT fault tracker.
Parental controls
The Mini Hub is set to light controls, but you can change the level of access by logging into your BT account.
How to return the 4G Mini Hub
- Pack your Mini Hub with all cables and instructions into the original box.
- Put the box into the original mailing bag and seal with the sealing strip. Peel off and apply the pre-paid returns label on top of the original mailing bag label.
- Post in any post box, or take to a Post Office if you want proof of postage.