Not sure whether or not I should post the resolution back here, but Roland was able to help me out, and it works great now without any oscillation.

Hi Roberto, I don't think that is what Rolando was referring to. That is a work around that tries to trick the mount into thinking it has hit the meridian. Your settings also may cause the mount to

Raymond Read the manual: https://www.astro-physics.info/tech_support/mounts/keypad/keypad-manual.pdf Page 59 has specific instructions for the Meridian Delay feature. Roberto

I'm trying to correct my pier's N/S and E/W positions in my dome, so I stuck a camera in the middle of my scope's lens cap and ran a tape marker down the length of the dome shutter. I'm then trying to

Hi Rolando, When I press the +- button, I get a menu that controls guiding speed and slewing speed, but pressing 9 does nothing. However when I press the bottom right corner button (RA / DEC / Rev),

Doh! I was looking for it in every setting dialog I could find. Thanks!

Main window, under Program Operation. "Keep APCC on top"

it's under setup tab -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

How do I disable (make it not-on top) the APCC always-on-top main window? I figured it out for the AP ASCOM driver, but can't find that setting in APCC.

Remove the top cover of the DEC motor box, not the Dec axis top. It's the black anodized cover held on with 4 small screws. Roland

Loosen all 4 clutch knobs. Move the Dec axis manually from one stop to the other. See if you can feel anything that prevents the axis from moving easily. Then try moving the mount via the buttons at

That looks terrific, Tim! Karen AP

Thanks a lot for the quick reply, Roland. I am pretty sure I mounted the dovetail with the arrow pointing forward. The USB and power port are in the back of the scope, not on the side. See the

It sounds like you are hitting the internal hard limit. You probably have the scope mounted at 90 degrees from the arrow on the top of the Dec mounting plate. Remove your scope and dovetail and look

Today I replaced the Mach1 in the observatory with the new Mach2 I received a few days ago. I have a Tak FSQ106 mounted on the Mach2 and it balanced without any problems. I tested a slew and

John, I see you have pointing correction enabled, and the tracking rate is extremely high, meaning you probably have a bad model. So, try turning off tracking-rate and pointing correction on APCC's

Aloha Ray, I just sent you the screen shots via email. Once I slew more than 10 degrees (in either direction), stop the slew, the DEC reads 00 00 00. While slewing and holding down the left mouse

Thanks Karen. I just uploaded The finish imaging to the gallery section. Was able to add SII. So now it is a completed hubble color

John, I just tried unparking from Park 3 and using the move buttons to move more than 10 degrees from (Park 3 dec = +89 59 59) See attached image. -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author of APCC

Aloha Ray, ok, I'll get some screen shots sent over to you. I'll just put them all in a MS Word doc. I was connecting to it again today, but it's still doing the same thing. The only thing new