Are you using AC power with an AC-DC adapter or are you using DC power for the hub, etc? If the former, no big deal. If the latter, what battery? Bryan

Micheal Problem could be related to the cables or the hub. Most consumer/commercial electronics is rated to around 32F(0Celcius). That is not to say that the device will work reliably down to that

I have a similar issue with the through mount connection on the Mach 2 when I use USB3. Works fine until we get below a certain temp, then it breaks up. Some cables work better than others, but I

It could potentially be a cable or connector issue. As it gets colder, cables get stiffer which puts more stress on the connectors when things move.

Hi Micheal I routinely use my USB equipment down to freezing and below in CO. I would suspect moisture before I would suspect cold (knowing that CA also has a lot of that if you are anywhere close to

I seem to have some errors when I have my stuff out in the cold. This is california cold at 47F. Every frame I downloaded had this weird mosaic tile puzzle look to it. Qhy says it is USB CrC

How far away is APPC 1.9 from being released? (With ASTAP Plate Solving support)? No specifics needed, just like in: Weeks, months, quarters or years? I'd like to run an APPM at some point, and just

Do you have a domain name and port I can try to access? (I'm guessing I should be able to telnet to it from either computer)

I think we need to concentrate on Windows settings because this is almost certainly not an APCC issue since APCC is able to reach the server via your laptop. Two more things to look into: 1. Do you

Hi Ray, I'm running the latest windows 10 and any optional device drivers Microsoft sometimes lists in the update screen. --- from my machine --- Edition Windows 10 Pro Version 20H2 Installed on

My workaround is to wait for Ray to announce updates here and then I update. Thanks Ray! I'm really not a Windows person and even with a brand new laptop, it exhibited the same behavior. I didn't want

Hi Greg, As I pointed out before, turning the firewall off doesn't always solve the problem. You could be running a Windows update that is blocking APCC, or maybe there is a bad device driver on

I assume you mean 1.8.8.13. I clicked on the link in this email (on my main desktop), downloaded the .exe file, transferred the file to my laptop (which is where I use APPC Pro) and then ran the

I should also mention that the clean install of version 1.8.8.13 on the MSI laptop that did work is on the same network which should eliminate router issues. So both are using the same router which

Hi Ray I tried both method 1 & 2 at that link with no success. re https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-unblock-an-application/d6e4a1a3-e94c-4f1f-810b-f380266a7be4?page=1 I had

So far, for everyone with this issue that I have checked with, the request is not getting to the server, so something is blocking the request on Windows or on the private LAN's router. When you first

On Sat, Jan 9, 2021 at 04:19 AM, Ray Gralak wrote: You might want to make sure that you have updated Windows and any optional or required updates to the .Net Framework. Also, there have been issues

I'm in the group of no updates being reported but I also don't get anything for what the latest version is. Seems this started back some months ago when I 1st saw there was an update posted here but

I updated the website link to the new version. Clear Skies, Marj Christen Astro-Physics, Inc 11250 Forest Hills Rd Machesney Park, IL 61115 Phone: 815-282-1513 Fax:

In case you missed it, I posted the link to 1.8.9.13 yesterday in this thread. -Ray Gralak Author of PEMPro Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):