Same path for me too. Mach1 + APCC-Srd to Mach2 + Std. I had the APCC-Pro key just before the delivery of the mach2, I installed APCC-Pro with APCC-Std still installed. So I have the 2 installed ...

Thanks, I'll do it that way.

Just to be clear: are you saying that plugging the RA cable into the RA motor produced quick rotation and stall with yellow light? Then plugging this same RA cable into the Dec gearbox produced quick

If both RA and Dec motors produce a yellow light then the mount is probably ok. It indicates that there's a loose connection between the controller and the mount gearboxes, most likely in the RA

Hi Roland, it is hard to wait till we can read the handbook and find out all the news. ;-)) Grüsse Konstantin Konstantin v. Poschinger Hammerichstr. 5 22605 Hamburg 040/8805747 0171/1983476

If both RA and Dec motors produce a yellow light then the mount is probably ok. It indicates that there's a loose connection between the controller and the mount gearboxes, most likely in the RA

Hi Mike, That's a great idea, but doesn't work for me. I image on the concrete sidewalk outside my house. I think as the temperature falls, the sidewalk unbuckles. That's my theory anyway. cytan

On Mon, Jul 13, 2020 at 10:56 AM, uncarollo2 <chris1011@...> wrote: Just plug the RA cable into the Dec gearbox This is what I did previously and the gears rotated 180 degrees and the Yellow light

Hi Cytan I have seen several pictures on theforum where people have set up their tripods or piers directly on the ground.This may be OK for visual use but not for imaging. With a fully loadedmount and

Thanks Howard. I' ll give you a call tomorrrow.

With APPM the modeling is done automatically while you are having dinner. Rolando

Are you using the keypad as well as the PC to control the mount? If so, please make sure the keypad is set to Auto-connect=EXT. For truly remote imaging, the keypad shouldn’t even be connected.

Moving the PNT file or renaming it is fine. It’s up to how you like things organized. However, do NOT move or rename the Settings.apcc file or you will lose all of your other settings as well.

Hello Eduardo, yes. It is setted correctly in the driver.

Is the time correct? I had a similar problem when my BIOS PC battery died and I had to make sure the time was updated before initializing the mount. Regards, Eduardo Virus-free.

Dear AP, your help needed, please. I´m running an AP1200/CP4/APCC in an automated mode with CCDAutopilot (controlling through the AP Driver of course). Everything works perfectly, until the end of

I actually put it off waiting for the new keypad release. Planned to do both and compare the relative efforts and results. Problem is that no matter how I plan it, I seem to barely get everything set

It can be very practical if you do a reasonable polar alignment. Then use APPM to develop a quick model along the path that the object takes. Would not take long, and can be done during twilight. We

It would not take anything. You could do it right now if you wished. APCC Pro has everything you need. Rolando

No, not ground moving, very solid on concrete or attached to a pier. See other response, most likely loose front ring on guide scope. A while back after an unrelated but similarly vexing but simple