Okay great! If you have any other issues, please post here. -Ray

Great! If you have any other questions, please post them. You're welcome! -Ray

Ray, Thanks for the link. It takes me to the very image of an on-screen handset that I found in the AP v5.30 driver help menu. But it's only a PNG image of a handset. How does one invoke an actual

Thanks, again, Ray. Yes, I now see the binning option in APPM. I'll try 2x2.

Okay, I think I understand. I look forward to trying it tonight. Thanks again for your help.

If the East and West CW-up positions overlap and CW-UP is enabled for both sides, APCC will choose to stay on the current pier side. You would have to map the East and West CW-up meridian limits to

Yes, that would work. -Ray

Marty, you can set binning on APPM's "Camera Settings" tab. However, you should setup other properties, like cooling temperature, in the manufacturer's camera control application or a third-party

Hi Marty, Oh, okay, then you are right to disable "Recal Near Zenith at Start". -Ray

Hi Brian, Yes, that is correct! -Ray

Hi David, Okay great! I'm glad that solved the issue. -Ray

Ray -- one more question... As mentioned above, the standard automated approach makes it difficult for me to do a Plate Solve and Recal at Zenith. If I set up the dome/shutter for a clear shot in that

Thanks. This is my first attempt at platesolving with any camera. Still learning.

Hi Marty, I'm not sure if you've platesolved with this camera before. I have the 6200 and find that I have to bin at least 2x2 to get a successful platesolve.

Now that I've gotten my pointing issue fixed (thank you for that), I want to try starting CW up tonight, and M104 is an ideal candidate for this from my location. I do have a question about it. With

Hi Len, That is a very nice pier. What you say makes a lot of sense. It looks like the sides were rolled to produce the shape. Thanks, Don

Thanks, Ray. This is very helpful. I am getting big images (17MB) but I did check 1/2 subframe and Auto Dark Subtract was unchecked. The computer itself is very fast (6-core Xeon processor at 2.7GHz)

Embedded or bolt attached pipe piers are commonly and successfully used, but they have an inherent tendency to resonate vibration. Filling with sand or concrete changes the frequency and maybe

Jeff, On my Mach I, with my case, I needed to bring the the saddle plate under but it was interfering with the altitude knob as you have experienced. I decided to modify the saddle plate by cutting a

That fixed it. I’m imaging. Thanks.