# Connecting a secondary Control & Command Terminal Requirements: * Auterion Suite account to download the latest AMC version. * An AMC-compatible device such as a Windows, Linux, or macOS computer or Android device. * A hotspot. * A powered DeltaQuad Evo system (UAV + Controller). #### Downloading and installing AMC on a laptop or Android device. 1. Log into your Auterion Suite account on the device of your choice. Select the latest version of AMC and choose your operating system.
2. Download and run the installer. On Windows, a window might pop up saying *Windows protected your PC*. Click on *More info* and *Run anyway.*
3. Install AMC by following the instructions.
#### Connect to the DeltaQuad Controller via hotspot. 1. Power up your DeltaQuad Evo system (UAV and Ground Control Station). Make sure a radio connection has been established. 2. Create a hotspot on your smartphone. Connect both devices, the DeltaQuad Controller and the computer or tablet, to the hotspot. 3. On the DeltaQuad Controller, open the Evo Control Panel.
\ Remember the WiFi: IP address.
4. On your secondary device, open AMC. Go to the AMC menu in the upper left corner of the screen and open the Comm Links tab. Click on *Add* in the lower bottom of the screen.
5. Name the Comm Link. Choose UDP as the Type. The listening port is 14550.
Add a target host which is the WiFi IP address displayed in the Evo Control Panel on the DeltaQuad Controller.
It consists of 4 numbers divided by three dots. At the end of the IP address type a colon and the 5760 which is the port. See the example below.
6. Click on *OK*. Choose the Comm Link you want to connect with and click on *Connect* at the lower part of the screen.
A connection should be established within seconds. Switch to Fly View to see the telemetry and data link. #### Connect to the DeltaQuad Controller via USB. 1. Power up your DeltaQuad Evo system (UAV and Ground Control Station). Make sure a radio connection has been established. 2. Connect the secondary device to the DeltaQuad Controller via USB by using the USB-C connection on top of the DeltaQuad Controller.
3. If not automatically done, USB Tethering must be enabled on the DeltaQuad Controller. You need to navigate to the settings menu (cogwheel). * You can do that by sliding your fingers from the top of the screen downwards. A quick menu will open. Click on the small cogwheel.
* Another way to navigate to the settings is by sliding your fingers from the bottom of the screen upwards. A menu with all apps will be displayed. Select the *Settings* app (cogwheel).
* In the settings menu, search for USB and select USB Preferences.
* Enable *USB tethering*.
4. On the DeltaQuad Controller, open the Evo Control Panel.
Remember the USB: IP address.
5. On your secondary device, open AMC. Go to the AMC menu in the upper left corner of the screen and open the Comm Links tab. Click on *Add* in the lower bottom of the screen.
6. Name the Comm Link. Choose UDP as the Type. The listening port is 14550.
Add a target host, which is the USB IP address displayed in the Evo Control Panel on the DeltaQuad Controller.
It consists of 4 numbers divided by three dots. At the end of the IP address type a colon and the 5760 which is the port. See the example below.
7. Click on *OK*. Choose the Comm Link you want to connect with and click on *Connect* at the lower part of the screen.
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