Thank you Roland and Mike, I will try everything you’ve suggested on the next clear night and report back. Thanks again, Bob Sent from Mail for Windows

I ran another series of indoor experiments last night trying to duplicate the problem I experienced on November 8 I set up using my normal configuration with the 1100 mount connected to APCC via

Try not to mix 2 seperate programs when you do parks or go-to and recals, at least for the sake of troubleshooting it is much more straight forward to know what is going on if you use just one

Oops! Did you do an Unpark from Park3 first? The entire reason for leveling the mount in Park3 (Park5 is preferred) is to then unpark from that known position, so the CP has a reference point. THEN

Well, I’ve loosened the clutches, told the mount to goto park 3 and when the mount stopped, I placed the axes manually in park 3 position and tightened the clutches. Then I chose Vega from The Sky

Similar but not quite the same. Objects Menu brings up the database which allows you to enter objects and do a Goto. Main menu is for setup. Rolando

Hi Roland, What is meant by “Go to Objects Menu” ? Is that the same as “Find” in The Sky6 pro? Thanks, Bob Sent from Mail for Windows

Thanks Steve Robert

Your experience mirrors mine almost exactly. Ray thinks it might be a bandwidth problem on the laptop's USB ports, so I will try some things to see if different ports act the same or not. Roland

Very, very nice! Worth all the time. Steve

Thanks Roland I don't use SkyX, and I have my keypad set up for external connection. What you describe sounds similar to what happened to me earlier this week when this problem first occurred. I was

I think I may have figured out how to make it fail. I did a series of tests to see where MaximDL fails: 1) Turned on the mount, initialized with the keypad. 2) Connected Maxim via USB. Driver came

APCC logs and the Microsoft search index database are the two things I manage to keep space free. I have search disabled and the db is deleted on my imaging system.

If by Device hub he means the ASCOM Driver, then I do get an error each time I attempt to connect, with or without APCC in the mix. Just straight MaximDL to mount thru the ASCOM driver. The driver

Hi Ray Doug George at Diffraction Ltd asked me to try using the ASCOM Device Hub instead of APCC to see if the mount status and position was being consistently communicated to the different devices.

Terri, That's a whole lot of good performance records! Yeah, it would be ideal to have a user setting to delete after x days... if you want to.

Brian, Thank you very much for the analysis. I'll definitely set the minimum star HFD to avoid guiding on hot pixels. I was on bin2 since when I first set up this image train several months ago

Is there a reason you connecting to the AP V2 driver through the ASCOM Device Hub? The AP V2 Driver is a hub and can directly accept connections from multiple ASCOM clients? -Ray

I may have set mine up completely incorrectly because it was still using the AP-V2 Driver in the loop. Here are the steps that I took to set up: Device Hub: When I clicked on the Properties in the

My MaximDL shows "Error" when I try connecting directly to the ASCOM driver. Could be a timing issue on my laptop. Roland