Same happened to me a few times, I explained them a few times I am not a commercial user but all in vane and so I deleted TeamViewer and since then I am using AnyDesk regards Rainer

I had this problem with Team Viewer last year and it took a written statement from me to prove that I was using TV for private, non-commercial use. About a month later, they approved my use and turned

I have a permanent setup....Mach1 on a concrete pier; Celestron Edge HD1100 with a focal reducer is currently mounted. I really "upgraded" (hopefully) from the CGEM to enable long exposures with that

Hi William, You wrote: Assuming you checked the baud rate settings are correct (9600 baud, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parity), what is the entire command sequence you are trying to send including the

The commands are formatted correctly. After sending the following as a test it sent back a ? after several hundred. Sent :Sr 07:07:00.0# Received: ? Previous and next sending of the same command

Hi guys, I dumped TeamViewer after their ridiculous snooping program accused me of being a commercial user. It turns out that reading email with TeamViewer violates their policy: See Why do I see

Peter that’s a loaded question. It might be good to explain what you do, how you’re setup (remote, observatory, each session), what equipment you use and how familiar you are with each. One can

I am also locked out of TeamViewer. For what it's worth, I figured out what I did that got me labeled a "commercial" user. I am in the habit of double clicking certain things, single clicking others.

I sold my CGEM and still am adapting to the Mach1. I have yet to duplicate the speed and accuracy of the goto performance I had with the CGEM. I broke down and found a used keypad. What is the

Hi Guys, Yet another warning about relying on running TeamViewer for “remote INTERNET access” for your AP-Mount telescope control – using their free, non-commercial license. An

There needs to be a # after each command. as in :Sd# Rolando

Hello Everyone, I am getting a ? instead of a 1 as a response to a :Sd or :Sr command on a CP3 frimware V2 using the bottom serial connector. Is this expected sometimes? Only sending the :Sd and :Sr

I doubt that this would have any effect on Windows Updates. You still need to run Windows inside of parallels, and it would be subject to the same updates as running on physical hardware. I use a

Or just use a W'7 machine. Microsoft will refuse to update it in the new year. Stuart Heggie http://www.stuartheggie.com/ -- Stuart http://www.astrofoto.ca/stuartheggie/

To avoid the potential Windows updates difficulties, how workable would be running APPC, the ASCOM drivers, SGP, PHD2, etc. on an Apple MacBook Pro running Parallels Desktop? Ted

I do essentially the same thing. I got everything running with the new laptop about 2 years ago - all of the drivers, ASCOM, AP ASCOM driver, Sequence generator Pro, PHD2, TheSkyX. Since then I have

I have a dedicated laptop which I use for imaging and never allow it on the internet. No Windows Updates for me. Rolando

I have been following this thread because I have a similar setup and I was curious about the cause of the problem. One difference is that I am running Windows 7 Pro x64. I did not have the same

You are correct, Joe. Windows 10 and thanks for telling me that. I am primarily a Mac user so good to note this for the future reference. Bruce

Bruce, I suspect this might have been caused by the recent ( November) Win-10 Update – if that is what you are running. Microsoft Win-10 Updates are notorious for ruining non Microsoft