Voyager has a tracking watchdog. If you were using Voyager it likely started it again.

Hi Luca, APCC indicates the limit was reached, and tracking had been stopped. However, if another application was connected, that application could have re-enabled tracking again. -Ray Gralak Author

Hello Karen I use Chrome as my web browser these days The default groups.io un-read subject font color is a light-blue The read subject font color changes to black. My old eyes do not easily

Steve, Contact me. Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-222-6538 (direct line) Phone: 815-282-1513 (office) Email: george@...

Contact Astrophysics directly to give the Mach1 and keypad serial number, they will give you the info. Geert Vdbulcke Belgium. Van: main@ap-gto.groups.io <main@ap-gto.groups.io> Namens

HI Steve, Last March, I like you obtained a new to me AP900 and was asking similar questions. Frist step I did was to register my ownership of the mount using form on this link: Support

Hello, I had just finished a APPM run last night and noticed that the Mach2 was still tracking after it had dipped below the Western horizon. I think I had APPC configured correctly and I was

Hello I have had my (new to me ) mach1 for 24 hours and it looks like the keypad software version 17.6 I think is a long way out of date i found a update site but its asking for a user name and

I remotely updated things and I'll do that check later today when I'm out in the OBS. But I was a bit reluctant to do anything until I had a confirmation that I did things right. :) joel

It worked for me. Just manually slew to 5 degrees past meridian and see for yourself.

I'm finally getting around to updating the CP4 to firmware AP-CP4-vcpx-p02-08. I used the USB utility and all went well. I would like to turn on the limit at 5 degrees past meridian. In the Terminal

Fantastic image.

I did not check the internal mount cables....will do. Things were pretty much all right last night.

Did no know I did that! Navigating all these forums can be difficult. Its not always that easy to post a message. Here is the link from last night. There was one episode again when the mount went

Geoff, That is really a beauty and the target is now on my hit parade. As soon as the moon gets out of the way, it will be my early evening target. You did a wonderful job, and thanks for bringing

Dear Geoff, That’s a beautiful galaxy group. I love the details in your picture. I wonder if one can visually detect more than the two bright galaxies. Best wishes, Richard — Richard G.

Hi Peter It looks to me like maybe your mount was slipping in alt? there appeared to be substantial polar misalignment in your setup looking at your "before runs" that were working, you can see most

Tom I do not know about the 600, but A-P recommends a separate power supply for their recent mounts. Bryan

This is a nice little group which, rather surprisingly, is not often imaged. While the galaxies are not big, they still reveal some detail. Technical information here

I guess it doesn't help that the temperature was at -10C. Seems to get worse as the temperature goes lower. Last night it was only one exposure where I had this issue. Last week, when the