Re: Need help with issue in RA guiding and Synchronous Pulseguide


Christopher Erickson
 

How about sending back the hand controller along with it?

Just in case...

Christopher Erickson
Consulting Engineer
Summit Kinetics
Waikoloa, HI 96738
www.summitkinetics.com

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Pulseguide

In a message dated 5/6/2012 12:04:08 PM Central Daylight Time,
parijat_singh@... writes:



The load balance is perhaps changing as the OTA changes orientation and
there are some offset loads that can affect symmetry, hence COG. I notice
when trying to balance, but usually it is small. The rest of the night
(for
4hrs), on a different object higher in DEC, this issue did not happen. It
seems random as far as I have seen.

Question is what other parts (apart from worm) of the mount system care
about the worm period after PEC is disabled. The guiding software does not
care or know about the period. Does the driver do anything at that
interval?
What about the GTOCP3 - does it do anything passively ? What about the
keypad (PEM set to none) ? The motor has encoder so the controller would
know
if the speed was changing somehow. Unless it was initiated by the
controller?
At this point I woul;d suggest that you contact Christine at AP, get a
return authorization and send the RA axis back, with your electronics. That
way
we can recreate the problem here, and by careful analysis, determine what
caused the anomaly.

Roland Christen





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