Jack, Use Windows uninstall to remove APCC and then download a fresh copy and install. Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-282-1513 Email: george@...

Good to hear that things are going good. I expect that as you fine tune the parameters of the guiding software and you move to targets higher in the sky you will see substantially better guiding

Bryan, I just went to the observatory and started the computer. In checking the installed apps, only APCC V1.8.0.4 is installed. However, there were two shortcuts listed for APCC. One called up

Finally a clear dark sky (not a hazy moon filled sky with clear spots) and I was able to use the mach2 from 8pm until around 2:30am (just before mooonrise). The mount was a pure pleasure. I was

Tony, You’re most welcome. Enjoy! Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-282-1513 Email: george@...

Jack A simple 'fix' would be to just the delete the icon, then create a new link based on the 1.8 executable. I had to do that for the taskbar icon which I use rather than Start menu icons Bryan

Hi Jack, The installer installs the executable over the old version, so if the old version (V1.6) was not shut down completely then V1.8 will not be able to copy over the existing version. I just

Ray, I started APCC from the icon on my start menu and saw that an update was available. I downloaded the update, shut down APCC and installed the update. I then clicked on the APCC icon on the

Brian, I will go out to the observatory and check to see if I have both versions installed. I naturally assumed that when I was prompted to upgrade from V1.6 to 1.8, the old version would be removed

Hi AJ, Thanks, I'll give that a go :) Tony

Hi Jack, Brian's advice is correct. Please check add/remove programs in Windows to make sure that you don't have APCC installed twice. Also, APCC's check for updates just provides a link to download

I am late to this discussion so I apologize if this has already been suggested. I have an Sbig 8300 stf . I had the same problem with light frames . Sbig suggested I delete the driver and re install .

------ Original Message ------ From: Bill Long To: main@ap-gto.groups.io Sent: March 15, 2020 at 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [ap-gto] Black Bar Across Image (ML16200) Okay. That is odd. How is the camera

Please be careful and don't touch anything. Carry hand sanitizer and stay away from people! You all riding the bus worries me. Take care and safe travels! Thanks, Charles Sent from mobile device.

We're flying back tomorrow. I don't anticipate any problems. Ohare is a breeze, get off the plane, head for the bus and we are on the way home. There are no lines coming out of Ohare, it's a straight

Jack is it possible you have both versions installed and you just launch the older version? maybe check the control panel/installed programs -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

I have APCC Standard V1.6.0.4 installed on my computer and today I updated to V1.8.0.4. I ran the mount, looked at the Sun, shut down everything and tonight I went back to my observatory. When I

The camera is being powered directly from the supplied power brick. I did check that voltage and it is a steady 13.4 DC Volts.

Okay. That is odd. How is the camera being powered?

So far, I have only seen it with Light Frames. I ran a fresh set of Bias/Darks and no sign of the black bar.