Hi Steve, Your post looks like it was delayed for a day by Yahoo so if you are still receiving that error message look to see if this ASCOM file exists: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common

Hi Eric, Have you tried enabling the option to "Auto-fix N/S/E/W"? This is what the APCC Help file says (click the "?" button in the upper right of "Move Scope" group box to pull it up!) "Auto-fix

Is there something in the hand controller that allows you to swap the E/W and/or N/S buttons? Recently when I start APCC the "Swap E/W" button is lit so I turn it off. The next day it's lit again

The downloaded and installed version was 6.0.4SP1 and the name of the file is ASCOMPlatform64.exe -Steve

The ASCOM error message is: "Error Creating transform objects. Please make sure ASCOM Platform 6.0 or later is installed from www.ascom-standards.org: Unable to open ephemeris file: C:\Program

Thanks Ray, The system is running now so I’ll wait until tomorrow morning and try that. Come to think of it, getting old, there was an ASCOM update done back just the other day, maybe yesterday.

Hi Steve, I saw a few exception come through not too long ago. The error is coming from the ASCOM platform, so maybe try updating or reinstalling ASCOM. -Ray Gralak Author of APCC (Astro-Physics

One more point. I do have my repaired CP4 but have not installed yet and will wait until I have built and installed a protective cover to assist in weather protection. I need to extend the “Y”

A bit more info, I did try to reinstall the APCC Pro program and had the same results. Biggest issue is although the program generates a error message to send to AP it doesn’t give us any

All of a sudden I’m getting error reports when APCC is started. It has generated and sent several messages about these errors but I have no idea what to do to get the system running tonight which

OK I have to retract my bashing of the vendor on the Amazon reviews and all the mount blogs. I fell victim to a case of multi-meter-auto-range-adjust-intermediate-display-glitch. Checked with the

Joe, Both cameras are USB3.0 and I connect them one at a time to a USB3.0 port on the Dell tower. I am using some USB2.0 accessories on some of the USB ports and switches. The computer has 5

Excellent information. It could also possibly be related to having a mixture of admin/normal & 64/32 bit programs running and how Windoze locks/unlocks memory and storage devices when old and new

An LC filter on the output will tame thatspike. -Christopher Erickson Observatoryengineer Summit Kinetics Waikoloa, HI 96738 www.summitkinetics.com From: ap-gto@...[mailto:ap-gto@...] Sent:

Yes. -Christopher Erickson Observatoryengineer Summit Kinetics Waikoloa, HI 96738 www.summitkinetics.com From: ap-gto@...[mailto:ap-gto@...] Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2018 7:32PM To:

USB 3.0 SuperSpeed (up to 5Gb/s) uses its own set of physical wires for full-duplex tx+rx. These are completely separate from the single pair used by USB 1.1 and 2.0 devices, which are limited to

Jack, Glad you found the source of the problem. However, I am curious about the USB channels used witheach camera. Are both cameras USB-2 or is the higher res camera a USB-3. Perhapsthere

Joe, It is not a W10 related fiasco. It has to do with the recently updated software for the cameras. The 10.7MP is causing the lag in the display. When I changed to a higher resolution 16MP

Ray, It is most definitely the 10.7MP camera that is causing the problem. When I hit the direction buttons in APCC, I hear the mount move and after 5+ seconds, the display catches up. I changed

Joe, Going back to the observatory to try what you suggest. Thanks. Jack Jack Huerkamp Jack's Astro Accessories, LLC. 38388 Pine Street Pearl River, LA 70452 985-445-5063