Dale, I'm still waiting for your log files -- do you have them? -Ray Gralak Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

Hi Darrell, AP mounts don't have a built-in flip. I've imaged for 8 hours straight without one if the object was far enough north or south to not cause an accident with the pier. You have to set it in

Thanks. Thats what I suspected, but wanted to make sure before I started changing things. So just to be sure, Page 132 of the APCC-ST manual - 5.14 Meridian Tab. I start from here and work forward.

It will not do a flip by itself unless you set it up to do one. There is no automatic flip with any of our mounts. Rolando

Curious as to thoughts on observatory site locations inregards to seeing. Especially interested in the role that topography mayplay. Am looking in very rural New Mexico, elevations running

It seems that there is a big delay in my previous post turning up. I hope it will eventually. In summary, I will try again tonight and see what I can do. Thanks. But onto my next issue. Meridian

Had the same thing happen at our remote observatory in Chile. The fans on the back of the CCD camera were not low vibration type and the stars were fairly large ovals even in a 1 sec exposure. As soon

Thanks very much for the reponses. - The "Convert Syncs to Recals" option is checked - If I run AP Jog separately from Windows, it is good. - The Laptop was purchased specifically for this purpose and

It took me some months to achieve what I'm getting now. Last night - It was a bit poorer, I was seeing smaller stars look like horizontal lines. After 9 subs and much wondering - why I'd see a

Hi Darrell, That should bring up the AP Jog program, if you installed it by enabling the proper option in the AP V2 ASCOM driver installer. I can't think of any reason why launching AP Jog would

Hi Darrell, There is an option in the APV2 Ascom driver to convert sync commands to Rcal. “Use rcal for syncs “ should be ensabled. Eduardo Em qui, 9 de ago de 2018 às 01:02, darrellx@...

Let me preface my response with: I'm only a six-month user of APCC and a Mach1, and there are those who know far more that will correct any errors in my response. 1. I've never seen APCC or the V2

Hi All I now have the Mach1 and APCC working, but I have severaluser questions. I am using APCC with AP V2 Ascom and Cartes du Ciel. After I have done the alignment and do a goto, I

Hi Ray, I didn't know that .. thanks heaps for that, will make it easier in identifying the source of the problem. Craig

No problem taking this off group. It was cloudy last night so I was not able to test reversing the RA and DEC directions in APPM. Tonight looks good, so we should know something in the next few

Just a quickie shot of the Pelican between bouts of bad weather. Taken with the 130GTX, QSI 683 camera on an 1100 mount that I am testing. Rolando

The PE curve remains in NVM and is always played back unless your specific application sends a command to turn it off (for instance, the keypad can be set to always turn it on at startup). If you do a

Hi Ray - To answer your question about back up - APCC settings were restored from the APCC's backup directory, so I did not loose my settings - they were very much restored. I can try re-creating a

Hi Dhaval, First, I'm sorry to hear that your PC died. Unless the hard disk died you didn't lose your settings information, as APCC creates a backup of settings every time you start it. Do you know

Hello all, I am not sure how to best describe what's going on, so please bear with me. A few nights ago, I had what I was told a catastrophic failure of my PC. Essentially, just about the time