My goodness, that's nice!

Very nice. Roland

Ray, Every time I've had thus issue I've never had anything connected to the driver. I always close everything before closing apcc. There is a bug either with apcc or ascom. The only way to resolve

Congrats on a very nice result, Stacey! Karen AP

The driver cannot close itself if an application is still connected to the driver. Also, if you "kill" an application connected to the driver, or that application crashes, then the application never

Thanks Joe! Glad you enjoyed it. The 160ed has been a treat. Just added a tilt and backfocus adjustment device and changed the wheel out to the new Pegasus Astro wheel, and just barely was able to

On Wed, Aug 3, 2022 at 09:22 PM, Chris White wrote: One more thing to consider, is that it might not be an issue where the driver didnt close properly from a previous sessionIf it's ascom that keeps

On Wed, Aug 3, 2022 at 03:59 PM, Chris White wrote: I had the same problem for a while and reported it. It happened again last night. What happens is the v2 driver is not closing properly from your

On Wed, Aug 3, 2022 at 06:54 AM, Ray Gralak wrote: The model will work okay in this case. Doing a RECAL from APPM will synch the mount into the model.Is it necessary to do the RECAL from APPM? Or is

Thank you all, I will try what you suggested next time.

I had the same problem for a while and reported it. It happened again last night. What happens is the v2 driver is not closing properly from your previous shut down. If you go to task manager check

I meant 160 not 180 Joe

Bill, awesome image, enjoyed looking at full image drifting throughout the screen(4k of course). I will keep enjoying your works of art as I don’t have the time/skill yet to devote to even do a 4

Marcelo, Since it works when the ASCOM client launches the driver, but not when APCC launches it, that implies the COM port settings in the driver "Setup Telescope" might not match the driver settings

Hi Matt, The model will work okay in this case. Doing a RECAL from APPM will synch the mount into the model. -Ray

Hi Marcelo, I doubt this has anything to do with the firmware or the driver would not connect with SGPro. There was likely a popup message hidden behind another window that you didn't notice. This

The procedure I have always used to connect my Mach 2 is as follows: Launch APCC, connect the mount and then connect the AP V2 driver. Afterwards I go to my imaging program (SGP) and connect

Thank you Sir.

The model will always be valid regardless of what scope you ultimately use for imaging. Rolando

Looking forward to those images :-) Todd