I have used the 6V Dc output on a CP3 & CP2 with a Firefly bluetooth adapter. Had to make the power cable myself. You can get the firefly with a male DB9 so it can be directly plugged into the CP cont

There is no # after the $$$. SkySafari from my android phone sends $$$:V# when I connect to an Astro-Physics mount. I changed the mount to Classic Meade LX200 and the $$$ is sent but then SkySafari ju

I know :V# will return the firmware version. Never seen $V#. When I send $V# nothing is returned from the CP3. William

When I try and connect SkySafari 6 to my AP 900 GTOCP3 firmware V2 the mount does not respond. The data being sent is $$$:V# what does the $$$ command do? I am using a serial bluetooth adapter that wo

I have been doing some testing and discovered that commands like the :Sr does not care what you send it as a value. It always returns a "1". For example I get a "1" from the following: :Sr xx# :Sr 07:

Just to be clear can you answer the following questions about the CP3 UART issue. 1. Does the command sent, for example a :Sr 07:07:00.0#, set the RA for a slew (:MS#) correctly and only the 1 respons

Hello Rolando, Thanks for clearing that up for me. I had my brother test his CP3 and it did the same thing. The CP2 he has works fine. I will put some code in to work around the issue. Sincerely, Will

Hello Ray, I am working doing that. Am also going to try different commands such as get latitude whose value does not change. I know the bottom serial port is different than the top and that may be th

Ray, I was just trying to troubleshoot an invalid response coming from the CP3 for some commands. Was trying to slave my AP900 CP3 to another mount. Everything works great 99.99% of the time. But ever

The commands are formatted correctly. After sending the following as a test it sent back a ? after several hundred. Sent :Sr 07:07:00.0# Received: ? Previous and next sending of the same command sent

Hello Everyone, I am getting a ? instead of a 1 as a response to a :Sd or :Sr command on a CP3 frimware V2 using the bottom serial connector. Is this expected sometimes? Only sending the :Sd and :Sr e