Description
Boost your flight simulator setup’s capability with our custom Hub. Designed to work flawlessly with our Master Controller and various Slaves, this hub enables a vast network of devices, enhancing the immersive experience of your flight simulations.
Key Features
- Masterful Connections: Each hub easily links to the master device via a custom micro-fit cable, creating a robust communication network for your flight simulator setup.
- Daisy-Chainable Design: Our hubs are designed to enable a daisy-chain configuration with the same custom micro-fit cable. This feature allows you to connect up to 128 slaves per bus, offering unparalleled scalability for your projects.
- Eight Slave Connections: Each hub offers eight slave connections, granting you the flexibility to connect a multitude of devices for a comprehensive and interactive flight simulation setup.
- High-Quality Craftsmanship: With a focus on quality and reliability, our hub is designed for optimal performance and durability. The compact layout and thoughtful design make it a versatile and integral part of your flight simulator projects.
Specifications
- Uplink & Daisy-Chain Connection: Custom Micro-Fit 3.0 2x4p Cable
- Slave Connection: Standard ethernet jack (8p8c/rj45), accepts regular network cables.
- Number of Slave Connections: 8 per hub
- Max Daisy-Chained Hubs: Up to 16 per bus
- Dimensions: 155x30mm
Conclusion
The Custom Flight Simulator Hub is a game-changer for any flight simulation setup. With a robust network of device connections, it expands your system’s capabilities, providing a deeply immersive and realistic flying experience.
Order Now & Expand Your Flight!
Connect and control an impressive array of devices for your flight simulation system with our custom hub. Order today and take your virtual aviation journey to the next level!
Power Delivery
How much current can i draw? Please see table below. Testing has shown that an average panel with LED-backlight draws around 100mA, thus if you use all 3 buses you can connect well over 100 panels. So in practice, if you don’t go absolutely crazy, you don’t really need to worry too much about this.
Please use standard network cables (not the slim-type). At least 26 AWG is recommended, smaller numbers mean more power. Slim-type cables are usually 28 AWG and would limit your Slaves to about 500mA instead of 1A, although even this is usually enough for most panels. If your panels include a lot of servos, steppers or incandescent bulbs, you should calculate or measure your power draw.
| Component | Absolute Limit |
|---|---|
| System as a whole, limited by the Master Controller | 15A, 5A per Bus (180W) |
| Each Slave Controller, including backlight and auxiliary light drive. | 1A Per Slave (12W) |
| ⚠️ Warning! Do not hotplug any cables other than USB. Do not connect to home network, DCSBIOSKit uses RS485 and is not ethernet-compatible. Permanent damage will occur, such damage is not covered by warranty! Only connect DCSBIOSKit-compatible products together. |
| ℹ️ DIY Product! While much effort has been put into ease of use, this is still a DIY product and requires some basic knowledge of electronics and Arduino-programming. If you know how to connect a switch to DCS-BIOS using an Arduino – you will be able to use this product. If you don’t – I suggest you check out the instructions on this site or watch some DCS-BIOS tutorials like this one. |
Physical appearance may vary due to availability of components and other factors, functionality remains the same.
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