Hi Ray, While I was troubleshooting the declination axis motor issue with my Mach2, I noticed something that looks like a bug in APCC Pro 1.8.8.11 on the AE tab. If I start the homing process by

If you are connecting SkyX through the AP V2 ASCOM driver on Windows then you would not need to disconnect/reconnect anything. -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command

The meridian's position doesn't change. It is the reference line across the sky from due North to due South. Maybe you meant "meridian delay"? Let me ask you this -- what if you could eliminate the

Hey Ray - you may want to reread what I wrote. I offered to create a simple script for you for free. :-) Or, you could upgrade to the GTOCP4. -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author of APCC

Hi Ray, Let's use your "other manufacturer" pier flip button as an example: 1. Say the mount is at (RA_1, Dec_1) - whatever coordinates those happen to be. 2. You click the "Pier Flip" and the mount

Ray Palmer says - Ray Gralak and Rolando, I appreciate all your feedback so far, but it has become evident that many AP owners do NOT have access to a simple pier flip feature like so many

How much current can I draw through the Anderson Powerpole passthrough on the Mach2GTO? Or alternatively, what is the AWG & length of the internal wiring, and are the Powerpole connectors 15, 30 or

10 min. unguided at 2800mm FL is pretty darn good! Before I used SharpCap's method, I tried various manual drift techniques and only occasionally got it that good. (C11??) Now I understand that

I would convert it to run on the iPad. All I need is the commands and the logic.

The script I would write would only run on Windows. It would probably be in VbScript. (BTW, Telnet is not a scripting language, so it would not work by itself). -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author

I do lots of DSLR imaging without using a PC. I use planetarium programs on my iPad and sometimes I want to do a flip to avoid having to do one in the middle of a session. None of them have the

I would like that! Don Anderson On Monday, December 28, 2020, 09:43:36 a.m. MST, Ray Gralak <groups3@...> wrote:

Hi Nick, I thought I saw in a post that you are using APCC? APCC has a dedicated button to do a pier flip. -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

Aloha Ray, ok, thanks! John

Yes, Ray, a script would be useful. I'd like to do a flip using telnet. Nick

Hi John, It was in one of the screenshots in the word document you sent to me via email. I've attached the screen shot of it. -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command

Aloha Ray, Me to! just user error! In regard to that high tracking rate that you saw, I looked for that also, but couldn't find it. Do you have a menu path to view that high tracking rate

Your CP3 does not have the software commands for flips and a lot of other new commands. Roland Christen Astro-Physics Inc.

Hi Ray, I don't know, as I hardly use the keypad. It's relevant because if a telescope mount has a physical stop, the telescope may never physically get into a position where a pier collision can

On Mon, Dec 28, 2020 at 12:06 PM, Ray Gralak wrote: First, as Roland pointed out, there is a way to do the pier flip from the hand controller.Hi Ray, that's great news then. I'm using a 1600GTO with a