I used RealVNC for several years without issue. https://www.realvnc.com/en/ When they began pushing their commercial suite of products and offered only a free trial, I switch to TightVNC. It is

I've always used VNC variants with good success. Michael Fulbright On 8/5/19 9:29 AM, Walt Cooney waltc111@... [ap-gto] wrote:

I have been using teamviewer for years for observatory remote access. I got the message that they believed I was using it for commercial purposes last Monday. I submitted the form requesting they

That's what I use. Remote Desktop works fine for me. I've also used VNC in the past with good results. -- Mike Mike Dodd Louisa County, Virginia USA http://astronomy.mdodd.com

Must be a timing thing as I did get the message yesterday. This isn’t the first time, maybe a year ago I went through the same thing. They did their thing and I was cleared.

I also received the same message while using TV a few days ago. I did send an email to let them know that my use was personal and not commercial. While waiting to here from them I have also been

If you're only 300' from your observatory, then I assume that your observatory PC and the PC in your house are (or could be) on the same local network. Is there a reason you're not

Hi George, At over $700 a seat for “commercial use of theirTeamViewer” program, it seems reasonable to just make the contact and explainthat you are using it strictly for personal astronomy,

When and if APCC says it can’t shut down due to a connection you simply double click the driver icon in the system try which opens the driver window. In the left upper corner you’ll see the number

I have been using TeamViewer (free version) for severalyears to remotely control my observatory, only 300 feet away. All of a sudden, this year, I get disconnectedin the middle of a session, with an

Thanks for the explanation Joe. My setup is a USB 3 hub to a USB3 port. On my MacBook Pro both USB ports are USB 3. I was looking at the system details and saw that the system divides all the USB

Hi Robert, USB-2 hub technology is a bidirectional “two wayalternate” technology, whereas USB-3 is “differential, two way simultaneous”transmission. This idea goes back to the days of

Thanks Ray for the suggestions. I am using a USB hub. I'll try the direct connection to see if that helps although I'm limited to one USB port on my laptop so that won't help long term.

Thank Steve and Mike. I think my setup is ok. I use a Mac with Nebulosity. My cables are not over 3 meters. I just ordered some of the cables Dale recommended. I have a new USB 3 hub since I took

On 8/3/2019 2:05 PM, Robert Chozick rchozick@... [ap-gto] wrote: I am also > having trouble with the camera sometimes sending out bad data and this > is with a better cable. It happened on 2

No matter how good the product it becomes limited by its lack of support. Too bad more manufactures don’t see this. That’s one issue you won’t have with AP products. It doesn’t get better than

Thanks Dale. I am having some trouble with darks and I have been using that cable that came with it. I will reshoot the darks. I am also having trouble with the camera sometimes sending out bad

I agree, the 294MC Pro and STC Duo Narrowband filter have served me extremely well over the last year. I've used it on everything from my RASA to 10" truss RC and everything in between.

Thanks, Dale. Clem ============================ On Saturday, August 3, 2019, 9:32:16 AM EDT, Dale Ghent daleg@... [ap-gto]

Anker USB cables seem to be well built. Greg