Yes sir. That’s what occurred to me. Not sure what could have caused it as I hadn’t done anything since parking it. I’ll box it up and send it in.

That's mighty helpful ;^) because that tells me that power is getting to the CP controller but it may needs to be sent in for repair. Rolando

If you have reverse polarity the light won't come on. Rolando

I should add that I plugged the keypad in and could never get it off the initial screen.

I couldn’t get my meter to fit inside the little holes of the lock connector at the end of the cable that connects to the CP4. However, I unscrewed the lock connector (the solder points looked

At the input connector of the CP4? Rolando

I checked it and it registered 14.2V.

You will need to test the voltage coming out of your power supply. We sell a nifty device that shows you voltage and current going into your mount and can be placed in line with your power

I’ve emailed George about my issue this morning but thought that if this is a simple fix perhaps I could save him some time. Last night, I got the dreaded “No Response from Mount” when I opened

Liam, Thanks for the clarification. Good luck! Steve

Thank you all. Thank you Liam for your assistance to come. Rémy

Steve and Remy, The IP address range 169.254 is reserved by the Internet Task Force for link-local devices that have not been renamed, either by DHCP or another protocol. It isn't a defective IP

Remy, Start by looking for the addresses used by the other network components. Typically a local network will use 192.168.xxx.xxx and the mask will determine the address ranges. But....my advice is

One of our technical staff is contacting you to work with you on this. Roland Christen Astro-Physics Inc.

Thank you very much Steve for your help. FYI, this address (169.254.1.140) has never posed any problem of Ethernet communication since the reception of this AP1100-AE mount (sn: AP1100-003 acquired in

Remy, I am not familiar with your equipment since I have older (ancient!) components. But the 169.xx.xx.xx addresses are not useable. They are assigned when there is a networking error. If you have

When guiding with MaximDL you first have to establish a connection between Maxim and the mount. That is done by bringing up the Observatory Control window. Then press on Telescope "Connect". If you

I think that someone else posted this recommendation before, but I will second it: https://mycasebuilder.com. My Case Builder exhibits at NEAF each year. They offer custom-cut Ethafoam (closed-cell)

Wayne: It uses Guider Relays. I tried Telescope. MaxIm said something to the effect that it couldn't find the relays. I'll try PulseGuide. Ray: The stars I've chosen for calibration are as close to

Hello, I would initially like my academic assignment to be corrected. For this, here are the displays of the connection settings made by the link “GTOCP4 Ethernet - Wifi Poll”. Tell me please if I