117-00017 Flightcell SmartHUB and
Camera Operators’ Manual
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Effective Date: 31 May 2022
Turning Wi-Fi on and off
If the SmartHUB has a Wi-Fi service, this option will be available by advancing through the
menu pages.
Charging USB devices using the SmartHUB
The SmartHUB has three USB ports:
»
One USB-C Quick Charge port
»
One USB-A Quick Charge port (upper)
»
One USB-A standard port (lower).
All three ports can be used to charge USB devices such as phones and tablets.
Note that on some aircraft, the Quick Charge function may be disabled due to certification
requirements. In this case only the lower USB-A port is available.
Downloading Flight Data from the SmartHUB
SmartHUB data is stored on the SmartHUB on a 256 GB SD card installed in a protective
enclosure. Each flight is stored in a separate file in SmartHUB memory.
While the SD card can be removed to access the data, this is not normally necessary, and not
recommended.
It is recommended that data be downloaded onto a USB memory stick or over an ethernet
connection to a laptop.
Download onto a USB memory stick
»
Insert a memory stick in one of the SmartHUB USB ports
»
After 5 seconds, the SmartHUB display will show
USB drive mounted, longpress to select
data file to download
»
Longpress to show the first file, then longpress to confirm download or shortpress and
follow the on-screen prompts to advance to the next file to be downloaded.
Downloading files may take 1 to 5 minutes per GB, depending on the write speed of the memory
stick.
Download via SmartHUB Connect
»
Connect a laptop to the SmartHUB via Ethernet or Wi-Fi
»
Ethernet
–
connect a laptop to the Ethernet port on the SmartHUB front panel, open a
browser and enter 192.168.16.1
»
Wi-Fi
–
connect to SSID
SH Wifi
, password
flightcell,
open a browser and enter
192.168.2.1
»
The SmartHUB Connect application opens; click on the SmartHUB shown
»
Log in as an Operator, using default PIN code 2580
»
Go to
Flight Explorer;
all the flight files currently on the SmartHUB memory card will be
shown
