I can't speak for the software or drivers, but one thing you said rang a bell -- about it being in the Park 3 position when you are trying this.... have you tried this test looking at a star field far

Sorry I did not have logging enabled. It's the first time that I do this. I enabled logging and created a new .zip file, attached. Regarding the move axis, I push the buttons in the client software,

There are no logs in your zip file. Do you have logging enabled? -Ray

Andy, Where are you pressing the button? In the driver or a third-party application? The driver just issues the commands given to it by the client application. Note that if the scope passed through

Andy, The driver just sends a rate command to the mount. The driver doesn't issue a stop after a period of time. That may be the ASCOM client doing that, or maybe the mount hit a limit. -Ray

One more observation: If I push north, the mount moves north. Then I release the north button and it push it again, the mount now moves south but the numbers in the driver are the same and they don't

Ray, I have new information. I set the slew rate to 4 degrees/second. The Driver showed a move rate of 937.3870. I pushed the north button for a few seconds in the image capture software and I could

BTW, it can take 3-5 seconds for the mount to spin up to full speed, so the RA/Dec changes will appear slower until the target rate is reached. -Ray

No... Andy, are you physically in front of the mount to verify this? If so, and you are sure that's what happening, please run the AP V2 Log Zipper utility (it's included with the A-P driver) and zip

Thank you Ray, I tried 1,2, 3 and 4 degrees with both programs and the same thing happens. I see the numbers change in the driver window but the mount always moves at sidereal rate. Could it be that

I have used a Silex USB to ethernet server in the past for this purpose. I used a USB to serial adapter to connect to the mount. The silex seems to be fine for this purpose. It would even allow my

I think I'll have to get my friends to help with this. They are a lot more knowledgeable how to do hands on stuff than I do. cytan

Hi Andy, I believe that the MoveAxis rate is limited to 999x in firmware. Try using 4 degrees instead. -Ray

Tried freezing and boiling water, but I can't get it off. The problem is that I don't have the right tools to do this. Do you have two strap wrenches? I’d start with those. Or if you have

Tried freezing and boiling water, but I can't get it off. The problem is that I don't have the right tools to do this. cytan I would actually try the opposite, putting it in the

I am having a weird issue with the AP V2 driver. Currently I use the version v5.21.01. The mount is a Mach1 GTOCP3 with the V chip and I am not using the hand controller. This happens with both SGP

I’m trying to ‘hardwire’ the GTOCP3 to my wireless router so I don’t have to physically connect it to my NUC. The NUC connects as a LAN and can wirelessly access my focuser and run a VNC

Good idea. It’s going into the freezer Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

I would actually try the opposite, putting it in the freezer so metal contracts and parts loosen... Hope this helps. Sébastien

The adapter (black part) is off so it'll not be marred. The threaded sleeve is stuck onto the CW shaft. I'm worried that I'll mar the exterior threads of the sleeve while trying to get it off. But in