I have an NP127is scope.. newest version.. I’ll have to look back though this thread to read up on what you guys are talking about.. Dave Goodyear KB2 Networks Inc. 214 Main St. #318

I have an NP127is. Dave Goodyear KB2 Networks Inc. 214 Main St. #318 El Segundo, CA 90245 310-933-2436 cid:image001.png@... Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2014 6:20 PM To:

Anyone in our group has the televue 127 mm f 5 scope ? Suresh

The TOA 130 has some assets: - very low spherochromatism due to its particular formula : 2 FPL53 ED lenses and wide air spaced and F7.7 -> it performs much better at short wavelengths than other

Hi All, My GTO keypad has stopped knowing where Messier objects, etc are. It works fine on Stars, Solar System Objects, and direct entry of the RA/DEC coordinates. Is there another potential cause

The windows 8 driver is beta.. Dave Goodyear KB2 Networks Inc. 214 Main St. #318 El Segundo, CA 90245 310-933-2436 cid:image001.png@... Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2014 4:58

There’s a driver for window 8.1 for the single port keyspan. There isn’t a driver for the 4 port keypan. Dave Goodyear KB2 Networks Inc. 214 Main St. #318 El Segundo, CA

I run Keyspan on Windows 7. I have read that Keyspan drivers do not work with Windows 8. I do not know if this is true or not. It is worth checking out. Alan

Could be a dirty/oxidized/damaged connector. ChristopherErickson Consulting Engineer Summit Kinetics Waikoloa, HI96738 www.summitkinetics.com

Back this past April I acquired a new to me NEC MultiSyncwide gamut monitor and I decided to revisit some on my older images as well assome of the more recent. One thing is clear when using such a

Thank you guys. I will get a new USB/Serial cable first. The trouble is that this doesn't happen all the time but only happens once in a while so it is difficult to find out what the faulty part

Thanks for all the great responses, I have a Keyspan en route now, and was able to dig up an adapter I had here from "Plugable". With the straight-through RS-232 cable I was using for EQMOD with my

Considering these things aren’t thatexpensive and it’s needed to image I would think it wise to have a spare cableand convertor just in case. It’s the weakest link in most cases. -Steve

Could be the cable or the actual device. Just because a device has been working for two years doesn't guarantee it will continue to work correctly forever. Most devices seem to have a one-year

Hi Ray, I've been using this USB/serial driver without a problem about two years. Is it more likely USB/serial cable problem or the serial cable itself? Thank you very much. Donghun

These and the Keyspan's AP sells are good... http://www.optecinc.com/astronomy/catalog/17690.htm

The adapters I have had the best success with use FTDI chip sets. The COM port number assignments follow individual adapters, regardless of what USB port or hub they are plugged into. You can get

Via your post on CN, it appears u might have a generic/possible counterfeit prolific adapter. The recommended adapters are tripplite keyspans or serial adapters based on the FTDI chipset. Dave

Retransmits indicate a hardware (serial port) problem. If you are using a USB/serial converter and the USB cable came loose the port might have disappeared. Sounds like the low-level USB/serial

Hi Ray, Here is the log archive. AP AP Shared with Dropbox View on www.dropbox.com Preview by Yahoo I'm seeing these