The Feeder connects AeroHub Connector to Infinite Flight on your device, so your flight can appear on AeroHub Radar. It only works with your own Infinite Flight account, and that account must be verified on AeroHub Radar.
Before you start
You need:
- AeroHub Connector installed and signed in with your AeroHub Radar account. Read How do I connect the app to my AeroHub Radar account?
- Your Infinite Flight account linked and verified on AeroHub Radar. You can do it on the Connect Infinite Flight page.
- Your computer and the device running Infinite Flight (phone, tablet or computer) on the same Wi-Fi network.
If your Infinite Flight account is not linked or not verified, the Connect button in the Feeder stays off and the app tells you what is missing.
Step 1: Turn on Infinite Flight Connect
- Open Infinite Flight and tap the menu at the top left.
- Tap Settings.
- Stay in General and scroll down.
- Tick Enable Infinite Flight Connect.
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Step 2: Connect in AeroHub Connector
- Open AeroHub Connector and choose Feeder in the bar on the left (the antenna icon).
- In Connection mode, choose Automatic.
- Choose Connect.
- The first time, Windows may ask if AeroHub Connector can use the network. Tick Private networks only and choose Allow access.
When it works, the status turns green and shows Connected, with your Infinite Flight username. Start a flight and you will see your live data (aircraft, altitude, speed and more) in the Feeder.
Only your account is used
The Feeder checks which account is signed in to Infinite Flight. If it is not the Infinite Flight account linked to your AeroHub Radar account, the Feeder skips that device and keeps looking for yours. This way, if other people play Infinite Flight on the same Wi-Fi, their flights are never shown as yours.
Connect automatically
In the Feeder, under Preferences, turn on Connect automatically. When AeroHub Connector opens, the Feeder starts looking for your Infinite Flight by itself, so you do not have to press Connect every time. If you change aircraft or leave and start a new flight, the Feeder follows you on its own.
The Feeder keeps saying "Searching"
- Check that Enable Infinite Flight Connect is on, and that you are in a flight.
- Check that your computer and your device are on the same Wi-Fi network.
- On Windows, Automatic mode does not work when your network is set as Public. Read What is the difference between a Public and a Private network on Windows?
- You can also connect by IP, which works on any network: in Connection mode choose Manual (IP), type the IP address of the device running Infinite Flight (you find it in the Wi-Fi settings of that device) and choose Connect.
If it still does not work, contact us and choose AeroHub Connector Support.