See my previous post. Just do a normal initialization from a known park position. Rolando

Simple to do: 1) place mount in Park3 position. If you have keypad, place Autoconnect = NO 2) turn off power, wait 5 seconds 3) turn power back on 4) with keypad enter location, then New Setup, then

Hello, As I remember, I think to have made a Sync from Park 3 but it was a long time ago so I am not sure. I will try again. Stephane 2017-12-11 19:25 GMT+01:00 chris1011@... [ap-gto] <ap-gto@...>:

Roland, OK, so question 1 is: does an APPM run count as normal "normal slewing"? Question 2 is how do we inept installers fix this problem now? Thanks, Kerry

Basically the users did not follow instructions to the letter. Rolando

There is not a bug in the software/firmware. here is the issue: When you install the latest Version 10, it includes an internal limit feature. If you do not follow the install instructions exactly,

Rolando, That’s interesting ... didn’t know that. Maybe an “AP written UNWRAP” utility would be useful,for those with mounts that have internal cabling. Does the CPx know “how

I use to do this with StarSense on my C11 on the Alt-AZ mount. Much, much easier. How do you plate solve now?

Thank you Rolando. This is very clear. As Christopher pointed out, I am use to Celestron terminology and procedures which is why I am getting confused despite reading the manual. Thank you

Makes me so glad I plate solve. = )

If you are starting out for the first time then pick "New Setup". Manually place your scope in the Park3 position (does not have to be perfect), and press "Start From Park Position 3". This

Basically what happened in your mount was that you had gone around multiple times and had reached an internal limit. The CP4 then stopped going any further and turned on the yellow light to indicate

Hello how did you go to the first star ? I hope you did not slew to it ; did you manually grasp the scope , centred in your eyepiece , locked the clutches and then sync ? Suresh

Hello how did you go to the first star ? I hope you did not slew to it ; did you manually grasp the scope , centred in your eyepiece , locked the clutches and then sync ? Suresh

Thank you again Christopher.

Christopher That is correct. Thank you very much! This is excellent. Bruce

There has been quite a lot of discussion on power supplies onthis list in the past several months. Lots of good information in themessage archives. Buying your power supplies directly from AP will

Better to set the hand controller startup Auto-Connect mode toYES instead of NO or EXT. Then simply do a GOTO to a known star and then a9=Re-Calibrate, which will be a function you will see when you

I assume you are upgrading from anothermount? I wrote the following post on Cloudy Nights to help people abit who are migrating from Celestron (or Meade) mounts toAstro-Physics. It covers some of

No, Have Polaris in my sights. Frankly, I am really lost now. I am balanced and leveled and coordinates and date and time are all entered as location 1. I did a rough polar align followed by the