Hi Mark (czesc Marek) Please ping me before you arrive, wewill see how we could help. I am a part of informal but quite active circleof mainly imagers here, so either me or someone from my friends

The current released version of APCC throws that error with the CP4. Ignore it and pretend it is a CP3. Sent via Android on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Christopher Erickson Consulting Engineer Summit

I am testing out the trial of APCC. On Startup of APCC, I get the message "Invalid response from mount. Firmware version V or lated is required for APCC”. Then the message goes away and APCC reports

I have an 1100 mount with APCC. I set the meridian delay so I can track CW up from E to W. When I slew, the mount moves E past the target, slews W until the scope is pointing S at the meridian, slews

I have had the AP1100GTO now for a over a year, basically with no issues on a permanent pier. lately I have had star trailing issues so I started to check first the mount balances, and location

Very nice Rolando! especially like the Copernicus in color image. Don Anderson

The skies were clear last night for a few hours after sunset. Images taken with the 10" F14.6 Mak-Cass and QHY-5-IIC color video camera. I thought I would turn up the color saturation to max level

Here’s a better link: http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160715.html Clear Skies, Marj Christen Astro-Physics, Inc 11250 Forest Hills Rd Machesney Park, IL 61115 Phone: 815-282-1513 Fax:

Congratulations to Dave Jurasevich and our very own Howard Hedlund for today’s APOD of NGC 2736, the Pencil Nebula! This image was taken with our 12”f8 Maksutov-Cassegrain on our 1600GTO mount

When you flip, the laser will go from the East side of the mount to the West side. The laser is now located 2 times the distance from the laser to the center of the Polar axis. It stands to reason

I have the AP1100GTO AE. I slewed to a position just E of the meridian at a 51 degree altitude and then introduced a 3 hr Meridian Delay and slewed to the same location (using The Sky X). The Delay

OK, so my results. Completed Step 1. In step 2, Com 6 (real port) is bright yellow, Com 11 (first virtual port) is dimmed yellow. Pressing Disconnect port / Connect port does/t change this (Com 11

1. Run APCC and on the Virtual ports tab, uncheck "Auto-connect to ASCOM driver on first Virtual Port". 2. Restart APCC and connect to the mount. Make sure the mount is connected and the first

When I first launch APCC (v 1.0.3.4) with the mount(1100GTO)-CP4) on, at the bottom of the setup window Com 6 is yellow, Com11 (myonly virtual port) is dimmed yellow. I then get the error message

Thanks. I forgot to name the file first before Save.

Have you tried File->Save (in the menu of the 3D view, not the editor). -Ray Gralak Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

I have edited my 3D scope in the 3D Editor many times (APCC v1.0.3.4). I don't see a Save or Save Changes button and don't find reference to Save for these changes in the Help files. So, each time I

I already let George know how things turned out, but am also posting here for completeness since it may help someone else. My USB Serial adapter is FTDI. No other

Hello Suresh, That would be so awesome! I really envy you. The second best thing I could experience was observing a perfectly clear sky from Mouna Kea (Hawaii), but only from the Visitor Center

Pawel, Something which caught my eye is your creation for focusing a 200mm lens. Have you tried something similar for an SM90 with tuner when used with a long focal length refractor? I