Leon Anyway, that's my question.. thanks. SO what I usually get hung up is at initial start up, I go to park 2 then turn on the scope, then pull up APCC, then connect, then I go to park screen and try

This is great Roland. Can either function be used by outside programs such as SGP and Voyager? I had an ASA mount that had a similar function to method 1. It worked great but was not compatible with

Thank you as always.

Ray, Thank you for all the work you did to prepare this new version and make it available over the holiday weekend in addition to the other tech support that you did. Your efforts are truly

Hello Leon, The website has been updated with the new APCC versions and associated PDF files. Be sure to clear your browser cache if they don’t show up for you. Clear Skies, Marj

I have CP4's on both, so I guess I'm good to go once the firmware update is available. cytan

Roland, Very interesting and impressive. Something even I could use! 😆 Pete

The apps require a CP4. That's where the memory space is that is needed for modeling. Rolando

Hi Rolando, Very impressive! I don't have the Mach2 yet ... but I assume the update will also work with my Mach1GTO and AP1100AE? Looking forward to unmothballing my keypad :) cytan

Park2 is highly safe. We use this position also in our Chile remote observatory at Las Campanas for flat field measuring. Rolando

Yes Roland, thank you. So, to sumarize, to be sure for no discrepancies between the apps the safer positions are park 2 or park 3. Eduardo is now working to reinstall the flat panel to fit the

hello Astronuts, We are getting about 1 day for every 7 when the skies clear enough for me to do final keypad testing. The keypad has two methods of modeling that allows unguided imaging. The first

Ray, I always watch the threads on all updates. When do you plan to update the website for the 1.8.2.1? Your attached email with the links does not work and I even tried the embedded links in the

Unparking has nothing to do with sending the scope to the wrong side. Parking with slight time discrepancies between 3rd party apps cause the scope to be either on the east or west side. Did you read

That's correct, George. Unparking from.last park position

Thanks George and Rolando, All software connections work well via virtual ports since I did the modeling and I use a mapping software without worries. What happens is when I turn on the mount and it

Jose, And are you unparking from Last Parked (not Park 1)? Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-282-1513 Email: george@...

Park 1 is determined by time. It is set to approximately 5 hours 59 minutes 50 seconds past the meridian point. If the time in your CCDAP program is slightly different by 11 seconds or more, it will

Both, APCC and the driver has set the same position : Park 1

I am not sure if this is the problem but CCDAP uses the ASCOM driver to park the mount so the ASCOM driver's park position will be used, not the park position set in APCC. -Ray Gralak Author of APCC