ACP uses the ASCOM Driver. You need to select the park position from the Driver not from APCC . Yves

Hey George, I do that and it still goes back to 3 when Bob's Shutdown runs.... is there maybe a registry setting?

Bada Bing. Thanks Ray.

Renishaw is experiencing production delays so all incoming encoders that we have on order with them have been allocated to mounts that are on order and 1600s that are in production (we’ll be

T-Point should work with sync in SkyX. I have used SkyX sync for years and never had it fail. You realize of course that T-Point will only create a pointing model. It will not give you a tracking

Jerry, If you are using APCC, go to the Park tab and change to Park position to Park 5. Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-222-6538 (direct line) Phone:

If you have APCC open, you can go to Settings > Edit ASCOM Driver Settings... and look in the lower left corner of the resulting window. Change Park To: to Park 5 and make sure that Unpark From is set

Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Hi Jeff, I will be doing a new model once I pursue the suggestions from Ray and Roland. Thanks, Bob

Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Hi Ray, My model is by TPoint. Thanks, Bob

Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Hi Roland, I slewed and resynced with The Sky 6pro and my is model is by Tpoint. Bob

Hi, My Mach 1 seems to have a default Park 3 position and I want to change it to Park 5. This is evoked when the shutdown script in ACP runs telescope.park. This cannot be changed in ACP. I do not

Is there an ETA on when there might be some encoders available for those who want to upgrade their mounts ? I am on the notification list to get encoders for my 1100 mount. Mike

Thanks

Hello everyone. Here's an update on this project. The plugin system in NINA 1.11 has been more or less finalized and 1.11 build 93 contains the new Plugin Manager. Francesco has made Smart Meridian

What program did you slew with? What program did you sync with? Rolando

Yes, ultimately, the model should be redone, but this should get the mount back into a close enough position to create a new model. Also, reading the original post, it's not clear if the model is a

But I see you re-leveled the mount. That's a change in position right. Should you do another model? Jeff

Hi Bob, 1. In APCC, park the mount at its current position (it doesn't matter where). 2. Loosen the mount's clutches and manually move the scope to the Park 3 position. 3. In APCC, unpark the mount

> I have 2 independent imaging systems on my AP110AE that have their own > independent computers. I did this because I have imagers from the same mfg on both > systems and was having serious driver

Based on what just happened to me I am assuming Sky Safari still hasn't fixed this one yet? The mount decided to head for nadir. Thanks