Please supply more details! How are you trying to set the park position? (APCC, ASCOM driver, A-P hand controller?) -Ray

Hi David, The all-sky model requires data in a larger area of the sky to accurately determine the pointing terms, so you cannot count on the all-sky pointing terms being accurate with just a few rows

Can you post a screenshot of what you are seeing? For reference, you should see something like this: https://www.gralak.com/apdriver/help/index.html?tour_of_the_handbox_window.htm -Ray

Is it possible to set a custom park position weights up? I slewed to my weights up position and set it to custom park however later when I use this custom park position it parks weights down and on

I've been using the Dec Arc feature, and it seems to work well. Thank you for implementing it. However, some of the numbers I'm getting for the model parameters are many orders of magnitude

Since the V2 driver can talk to APCC using a virtual COM port and my ATrack program uses COM port communications with Voyager, it would be easy to add a COM port command as above, sent to APCC. Craig

For my project it would be easy enough to call APCC with the filename of the model to be loaded. Since I only do 4 targets I could create these models ahead of time. If the tracking for a particular

I want to move my NINA plugin in that kind of direction, with it being able to tell APPM to generate a dec-arc model on demand for each target, but there are some prerequisites that are needed on the

Does this mean there is an API available for APCC for use by 3rd party software? If so I could build the 4 DEC arcs and when I switch targets ATrack could send a request to APCC to load a previously

Roland, Thanks for your reply, I just found your in-depth description of the Mak astrograph on the other Forum. Interesting scope. I would love to see some photos of some of your prototypes and

If the same target is observed with NINA, will APPM be requested to do a new map or does it use an old one? In my case I would be observing the same 4 targets throughout the year. If NINA could

Thank Christopher! I just missed getting that one by about 5 minutes. Fortunately there are a couple of guys on here who may be abut to help me! Thanks Benton

I've built a number of Mak-Cass astrographs and this is just another version that I've been using for test purposes. Rolando

What telescope was this shot using? I have never heard of an AP 10 inch F6.3 Maksutov Astrograph. Bill

Hi Bryan, Thanks I read it and re-read it, got a bit lost, until I spoke with George. Shailesh

Thanks Roland. I spoke with George and he was kind enough to walk me through it. I am all set. Shailesh

Worsel wrote: A good explanation from the Troubleshooting section, but perhaps not answering your question is… I had read that which is why I mentioned tracking vs slewing, as well as the safe

Linwood A good explanation from the Troubleshooting section, but perhaps not answering your question is "APCC has a sophisticated meridian limits mechanism that will allow you to define the limit the

I hope @Shailesh or someone will post a summary afterwards, as I am wondering this as well. From what I read the meridian limits control tracking crashes, but do not prevent slew crashes. The Safe

Shailesh Complex topic! I assume you refer to Meridian Limits. I would suggest reading Section 6.16 (Meridian Limits) in the APCC documentation. It's the same section whether you have APCC Std or