I had a StarTech 4 port powered hub that I thought had a bad port after a short time. I tried different cords, plugged in different devices, moved to it another setup and still couldn't get it to

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072C98B6Q/?coliid=I3KY7EWBLIGPZ4&colid=3YCXANTDU4PI&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it This one is a plastic housing but it is 12v DC powered. I had one bolted directly underneath

Barry, That sure looks a lot like StarTech's hub - and with similar specs. and price. Woody Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2018 2:01 PM To: ap-gto@... Subject: [ap-gto] Re: Reliable

I recommend https://buy.advantech-bb.com/USB-Communications/USB-Hubs/model-BB-USH204.htm Industrial quality, ESD (static) protection, and USB connectors that have high retention force so they

Marco, My apologies for the delay in responding…we crossed up our communications. I am sending you an email privately so that we can correct the problem that you are experiencing.

Thank you for your answer. But my problem is that lately I can't communicate with the people at AP (email: astro-physics.com), I think my email doesn't reach them or their answers don't reach me.

Yup, something’s wrong at your end. I’ve been seeing LOTS of replies. Have you checked your junk or SPAM folders? Also check the junk or SPAM folder’s on your ISP’s webmail account for

I'm sorry to ask here, but I'm treating with them this oval star problem that I have on my Mach1 and suddenly haven't heard from them in over a week. They usually respond very quickly and I'm afraid

I use: https://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/USB-3.0/Hubs/~ST7300USBME It happily takes 12VDC input. These are actually the USB 3.0 version of the same power hub that Kendrick uses in their Power

I have this. Works very well. http://www.kendrickastro.com/usb.html Matt

Hello AP Group, I would appreciate recommendations on selecting a reliable minimum 5 PortUSB 3.0 Hub ( better yet USB 3.1Type-C ) with at least 3 foot cable. I'm assuming it needs to bepowered. I

Hi Manu, Actually, the added new line character you are having a problem with can act as a trigger to *prevent* the delay caused by the Nagle algorithm. This can result in significantly decreased

Hi Ray, thanks for you answer. I am familiar with Tcp and this problem usually covered by the Nagle algorithm. thanks also for the link. I knew about this document. indeed not every responses ends

Ty Bryan I am a true novice at this. All help is really appreciated, the most simple is best! Should I purchase a PC just for astrophotography, and if so, what would you recommend. I would only use it

Hi Manu, A quick Google search comes up with the link below. Even this document, which just has the earliest protocol commands, shows that some responses do not have a "#"

Hi Thanks for your response. The only document I've found is http://www.astro-physics.com/tech_support/mounts/servo/GTOCP4-Servo-Control-System-manual.pdf which does not introduce this LF char

Tom Notwithstanding my other note, I generated a list of software that might be of use. The list is incomplete at this time. For example, there are likely other apps for pointing or camera control

Hi Manu, Are you one of the LINUX developers working on this? Or a user helping to debug the "problem"? First, not all responses to commands end in a "#". :-) Second, TCP is a streaming protocol so

I agree totally on the importance of a red backlit keyboard. I have a 15.6" HP Omen laptop which I totally love. It has the red backlit KB, 1TB HD, 8GB Ram and i7. It also has 2 USB3 and a USB2

Hi, During some tests, I had to switch from USB communication to Ethernet communication using the INDI driver. The driving of the mount, which was perfectly ok with the serial over USB