Manual:Product Naming

Naming details for RouterBOARD products

RouterBOARD (short version RB)

<board name> <board features>-<built-in wireless> <wireless card features>-<connector type>
-<enclosure type>

Board Name

Currently there can be three types of board names:

• 3-symbol name
  • 1st symbol stands for series (this can either be a number or a letter)
  • 2nd digit for indicating number of potential wired interfaces (Ethernet, SFP, SFP+)
  • 3rd digit for indicating number of potential wireless interfaces (built-in and mPCI and mPCIe slots)

• Word - currently used names are: OmniTIK, Groove, SXT, SEXTANT, Metal, LHG, DynaDish, cAP, wAP, LDF, DISC, mANTBox, QRT, DynaDish, cAP, hAP, hEX . If board has fundamental changes in hardware (such as completely different CPU) revision version will be added in the end

• Exceptional naming - 600, 800, 1000, 1100, 1200, 2011, 3011 boards are standalone representatives of the series or have more than 9 wired interfaces, so name was simplified to full hundreds or development year.

Board Features

Board features follows immediately after board name section (no spaces or dashes), except when board name is a word, then board features are separated by space.

Currently used features (listed in order they are used):

• U - USB
• P - power injection with controller
• i - single port power injector without controller
• A - more memory and (or) higher license level
• H - more powerful CPU
• G - Gigabit (may include "U","A","H", if not used with "L")
• L - light edition
• S - SFP port (legacy usage - SwitchOS devices)
• e - PCIe interface extension card
• x<N> - where N is number of CPU cores ( x2, x16, x36 etc)
• R - MiniPCI or MINIPCIe slot

Built-in wireless details

If board has built-in wireless, then all its features are represented in following format:

<band><power_per_chain><protocol><number_of_chains>

• band
  • 5 - 5Ghz
  • 2 - 2.4Ghz
  • 52 - dual band 5Ghz and 2.4Ghz

• power per chain
  • (not used) - "Normal" - <23dBm at 6Mbps 802.11a; <24dBm at 6Mbps 802.11g
  • H - "High" - 23-24dBm at 6Mbps 802.11a; 24-27dBm at 6Mbps 802.11g
  • HP - "High Power" - 25-26dBm 6Mbps 802.11a; 28-29dBm at 6Mbps 802.11g
  • SHP - "Super High Power" - 27+dBm at 6Mbps 802.11a; 30+dBm at 6Mbps 802.11g

• protocol
  • (not used) - for cards with only 802.11a/b/g support
  • n - for cards with 802.11n support
  • ac - for cards with 802.11ac support

• number_of_chains
  • (not used) - single chain
  • D - dual chain
  • T - triple chain

• connector type
  • (not used) - only one connector option on the model
  • MMCX - MMCX connector type
  • u.FL - u.FL connector type

Enclosure type

• (not used) - main type of enclosure for a product
• BU - board unit (no enclosure) - for situation when board-only option is required, but main product already comes in the case
• RM - rack-mount enclosure
• IN - indoor enclosure
• EM - extended memory
• LM - light memory
• BE - black edition case
• TC - Tower (vertical) case
• OUT - outdoor enclosure

More Specific types OUT enclosures are:

• SA - sector antenna enclosure (for SXT)
• HG - high gain antenna enclosure (for SXT)
• BB - Basebox enclosure (for RB911)
• NB - NetBox enclosure (for RB911)
• NM - NetMetal enclosure (for RB911)
• QRT - QRT enclosure (for RB911)
• SX - Sextant enclosure (for RB911,RB711)
• PB - PowerBOX enclosure (for RB750P, RB950P)
• PC - PassiveCooling enclosure (for CCR)
• TC - Tower (vertical) Case enclosure (for hEX, hAP and other home routers.)

Example

Lets decode RB912UAG-5HPnD naming

• RB (RouterBOARD)
• 912 - 9th series board with 1 wired (ethernet) interface and two wireless interfaces (built-in and miniPCIe)
• UAG - has USB port, more memory and gigabit ethernet port
• 5HPnD - has built in 5GHz high power dual chain wireless card with 802.11n support.

CloudCoreRouter naming details

CloudCoreRouter (short version CCR) naming consists of:

<4 digit number>-<list of ports>-<enclosure type>

• 4 digit number
  • 1st digit stands for series
  • 2nd (reserved)
  • 3rd-4th digit indicate number of total CPU cores on the device

• list of ports
  • -<n>G number of 1G Ethernet ports
  • -<n>P number of 1G Ethernet ports with PoE-out
  • -<n>C number of combo 1G Ethernet/SFP ports
  • -<n>S number of 1G SFP ports
  • -<n>G+ number of 2.5G Ethernet ports
  • -<n>P+ number of 2.5G Ethernet ports with PoE-out
  • -<n>C+ number of combo 10G Ethernet/SFP+ ports
  • -<n>S+ number of 10G SFP+ ports
  • -<n>XG number of 5G/10G Ethernet ports
  • -<n>XP number of 5G/10G Ethernet ports with PoE-out
  • -<n>XC number of combo 10G/25G SFP+ ports
  • -<n>XS number of 25G SFP+ ports
  • -<n>Q+ number of 40G QSFP+ ports
  • -<n>XQ number of 100G QSFP+ ports

• enclosure type - same as for RouterBOARD products.

CloudRouterSwitch and CloudSmartSwitch naming details

CloudRouterSwitch (short version CRS, RouterOS device) CloudSmartSwitch (short version CSS, SwOS device) naming consists of:

<3 digit number>-<list of ports>-<built-in wireless card>-<enclosure type>

• 3 digit number
  • 1st digit stands for series
  • 2nd-3rd digit - total number of wired interfaces (Ethernet, SFP, SFP+)

• list of ports
  • -<n>F number of 100M Ethernet ports
  • -<n>Fi number of 100M Ethernet ports with PoE-out injector
  • -<n>Fp number of 100M Ethernet ports with controlled PoE-out
  • -<n>Fr number of 100M Ethernet ports with Reverse PoE (PoE-in)
  • -<n>G number of 1G Ethernet ports
  • -<n>P number of 1G Ethernet ports with PoE-out
  • -<n>C number of combo 1G Ethernet/SFP ports
  • -<n>S number of 1G SFP ports
  • -<n>G+ number of 2.5G Ethernet ports
  • -<n>P+ number of 2.5G Ethernet ports with PoE-out
  • -<n>C+ number of combo 10G Ethernet/SFP ports
  • -<n>S+ number of 10G SFP+ ports
  • -<n>XG number of 5G/10G Ethernet ports
  • -<n>XP number of 5G/10G Ethernet ports with PoE-out
  • -<n>XC number of combo 10G/25G SFP+ ports
  • -<n>XS number of 25G SFP+ ports
  • -<n>Q+ number of 40G QSFP+ ports
  • -<n>XQ number of 100G QSFP+ ports

• built-in wireless card - same as for RouterBOARD products.

• enclosure type - same as for RouterBOARD products.

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