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pointing Polaris
Polaris does not sit directly on the north celestial pole. It's J2000 declination is 89 16' 05". If it were exactly on the NCP, it would be at 90.0 degrees. Even if it was exactly on the NCP right now
Polaris does not sit directly on the north celestial pole. It's J2000 declination is 89 16' 05". If it were exactly on the NCP, it would be at 90.0 degrees. Even if it was exactly on the NCP right now
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PEMPro on ASI6200 & QHY600
A smaller data set, yes - a 15 megapixel image data set (60/4). But there are other factors here, such as where the binning is happening. If it's happening in ZWO's SDK, and hence its ASCOM driver, th
A smaller data set, yes - a 15 megapixel image data set (60/4). But there are other factors here, such as where the binning is happening. If it's happening in ZWO's SDK, and hence its ASCOM driver, th
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· #70257
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PEMPro on ASI6200 & QHY600
Binning on CMOS is doesn't work how binning on CCDs does. CMOS binning happens in software, after the sensor is completely read out, because each pixel has its own ADC, and each ADC will have its own
Binning on CMOS is doesn't work how binning on CCDs does. CMOS binning happens in software, after the sensor is completely read out, because each pixel has its own ADC, and each ADC will have its own
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Adjust CP4 Clock Frequency
Yo, just a bystander watching an otherwise quite technical thread here, but check the tone before proceeding. You're either investigating a discrepancy and its cause, or you're trying to accuse people
Yo, just a bystander watching an otherwise quite technical thread here, but check the tone before proceeding. You're either investigating a discrepancy and its cause, or you're trying to accuse people
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Com ports
#APCC
It sounds like you really ought to contact Astromi for support on this then.
It sounds like you really ought to contact Astromi for support on this then.
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Com ports
#APCC
A unique COM port is assigned by Windows automatically. You pin devices to particular COM ports if you want their device ID to stay on it and not move around. One does not need to manually allocate th
A unique COM port is assigned by Windows automatically. You pin devices to particular COM ports if you want their device ID to stay on it and not move around. One does not need to manually allocate th
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· #69553
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Com ports
#APCC
This is a bit impossible. Windows allocates COM ports on per-device basis. How are you ascertaining that both are on the same COM port?
This is a bit impossible. Windows allocates COM ports on per-device basis. How are you ascertaining that both are on the same COM port?
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Mach1 Unable to Find Home Position Suddenly
These screenshots are all coming in illegibly because they are likely being resized. Try posting them to imgur and replying with the link to them: https://imgur.com/upload?beta
These screenshots are all coming in illegibly because they are likely being resized. Try posting them to imgur and replying with the link to them: https://imgur.com/upload?beta
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Mach1 Unable to Find Home Position Suddenly
Can you screenshot the AP ASCOM driver window with it fully-expanded, right after SGP launches it and it connects to the mount, and post it here? Also make a screenshot of the Telescope tab in SGP's E
Can you screenshot the AP ASCOM driver window with it fully-expanded, right after SGP launches it and it connects to the mount, and post it here? Also make a screenshot of the Telescope tab in SGP's E
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· #69484
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Mach1 Unable to Find Home Position Suddenly
It doesn't work that way, Joe. These auto-timezone settings use any location data that your computer can derive from its public IP address or any observed wifi networks, if visible (databases of wifi
It doesn't work that way, Joe. These auto-timezone settings use any location data that your computer can derive from its public IP address or any observed wifi networks, if visible (databases of wifi
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CP4 WIFI Connection
Yes, specifically, the 1Gb ethernet specification (IEEE 802.3ab, ratified 22 years ago) included auto-MDX as a standard part of it. Crossover ethernet cables are required 100 or 10Mb twisted pair ethe
Yes, specifically, the 1Gb ethernet specification (IEEE 802.3ab, ratified 22 years ago) included auto-MDX as a standard part of it. Crossover ethernet cables are required 100 or 10Mb twisted pair ethe
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Tracking problem with Mach 1
In addition to Ray and Roland's recommendations, make sure that the ASCOM driver wasn't set to an unintended tracking mode such as solar or lunar.
In addition to Ray and Roland's recommendations, make sure that the ASCOM driver wasn't set to an unintended tracking mode such as solar or lunar.
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· #69351
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APCC PRO v1.7.1.1 AND HORIZONS PROBLEM
All US government sites (that includes NASA sites) must have been made TLS-only by the end of CY 2016. In addition to that, TLS 1.1 or higher (such as the newer TLS 1.2) are the only versions these si
All US government sites (that includes NASA sites) must have been made TLS-only by the end of CY 2016. In addition to that, TLS 1.1 or higher (such as the newer TLS 1.2) are the only versions these si
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· #69315
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Mach1 Unable to Find Home Position Suddenly
The accuracy of your PC clock and, by extension, the clock in the mount control box, is crucial regardless of the situation. I presume you are initializing the mount using the A-P ASCOM driver from yo
The accuracy of your PC clock and, by extension, the clock in the mount control box, is crucial regardless of the situation. I presume you are initializing the mount using the A-P ASCOM driver from yo
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· #69259
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Mach1 Unable to Find Home Position Suddenly
Hey Mikki, I responded to you about this issue on your CN thread. One other potential cause besides mechanical slippage is your PC's clock drifting copiously between sessions. This is something to con
Hey Mikki, I responded to you about this issue on your CN thread. One other potential cause besides mechanical slippage is your PC's clock drifting copiously between sessions. This is something to con
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· #69165
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Time to enjoy astronomy and nature
A lot more people go up and down stairs, multiple times, on a daily basis than get exposed to this virus. You should really take a remedial stats and analysis class if you think Number A being bigger
A lot more people go up and down stairs, multiple times, on a daily basis than get exposed to this virus. You should really take a remedial stats and analysis class if you think Number A being bigger
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Time to enjoy astronomy and nature
Jim, I have a habit of calling out bullshit when I see it. I'm not at all sorry that you don't take kindly to that, and I'm willing to bet that your more learned colleagues would agree. Comparing deat
Jim, I have a habit of calling out bullshit when I see it. I'm not at all sorry that you don't take kindly to that, and I'm willing to bet that your more learned colleagues would agree. Comparing deat
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Time to enjoy astronomy and nature
The Kirkland, WA nursing home serves as a very convenient statistic here. 120 residents and 180 employees. As of March 15, 27 deaths at the home have been attributed to sars-cov-19 in the time period
The Kirkland, WA nursing home serves as a very convenient statistic here. 120 residents and 180 employees. As of March 15, 27 deaths at the home have been attributed to sars-cov-19 in the time period
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Time to enjoy astronomy and nature
Being a pathologist, you would also recognize that the bubonic plague and its death rate happened when science, personal health, and healthcare systems were more than just a bit less than the calibre
Being a pathologist, you would also recognize that the bubonic plague and its death rate happened when science, personal health, and healthcare systems were more than just a bit less than the calibre
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· #69090
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Time to enjoy astronomy and nature
[citation needed]
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