I have the same question - I purchased my new Mach-1 in July this year - will I also be expected to pay an additional fee to have this upgraded already to the new S chip so soon after

I have a 900GTO that was purchased in May of this year. Apparently I have the Q-chip. Will I have to purchase the s-chip or will I be eligible for a discount?

Breath taking! May I ask for more details... camera, focal length, and most importantly - techniques - for doing such a superb work of art. Thanks Destrehan Dave

It is the Q Chip you have. This will be to replace for APCC. Konstantin Konstantin v. Poschinger Hammerichstr. 5 22605 Hamburg 040/8805747 0171 1983476 Am 16.10.2012 um 22:23 schrieb Jerry L.

I looked at my control box and I have 2 chips, one is called E0311-F and the other has a date of 02/14/08 with the letter Q on it. Which one is the chip that we are talking about?

The command is :V# All AP commands to the CP3 servo start with : and end with # Rolando

The chip version is written on a label that is on the chip. Open the cover of the control box and look at the label. Clear Skies! Marj Christen Vice President Astro-Physics, Inc 11250 Forest Hills

Thanks Anthony. I know that but I'm trying to avoid having to use Windows (personal choice and here is not the right place to discuss OS X versus Windows). I already have all the Astronomy application

Στις 10/16/2012 20:03, ο/η Rodolphe Pineau έγραψε: Yes, I did miss it but all is not lost. If your Mac has a Pentium chip, you can use emulator software such as Parallels to run a Windows

I think you missed the part when I say I'm using Mac OS X … not Windows + ASCOM . Thank you. Rodolphe -- | Rodolphe Pineau RTI-Zone | | http://www.rti-zone.org/

Στις 10/16/2012 19:56, ο/η Rodolphe Pineau έγραψε: Simply connect and nothing else. There is a window on the left side of the screen which gives you very basic information such as date,

I assume the ascom driver sends a command to the mount. I checked the documentations but I can't find the command that would return the chip revision (I assume this 'chip' is an EPROM and has a header

Thanks Ray - I read your PulseGuide & AP V2 Manuals and watched the excellent videos. And I have AP V2 running fine but somewhere along the way I got the idea that PulseGuide ( or PulseGuide in AP V2

Gents, From what I recall, a simple connection to the ASCOM AP driver will reveal which version of the chip we have. From what I recall, my AP1200 has the "L" chip. I have not checked my AP Mach1GTO

OK so you can open the control box. There you can see witch chip is build in. But I think it will not be the S chip. The last new's I read is that there are still testings with the

Except I'm on Mac OS X … so no ascom here… but thanks anyway. Regards, Rodolphe -- | Rodolphe Pineau RTI-Zone | | http://www.rti-zone.org/ | | Robotics /

I’m running Astrophysics V2 ASCOM Mount Driver 5.5.3 driver and do not see a port button… What am I doing wrong? Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 8:19 AM To: ap-gto@... Subject: Re:

Hi Marj,   Is this someting that might be available for pick up at AIC?   Thanks,   Auide ________________________________ To: "ap-gto@..." <ap-gto@...> Sent: Monday,

I noticed that there was some "slop" after reassembling my mount on my permenant pier when I would push/pull on the counterweight bar lighly when the scope was in Park 1 position. I could hear

It is check port button! Konni Konstantin v. Poschinger Hammerichstr. 5 22605 Hamburg 040 8805747 01711983476 Am 16.10.2012 um 13:00 schrieb "Konstantin v. Poschinger"