Thanks Ray, I'll follow up. -Steve

Thanks Ray, Biggest problem with remote imaging is not "seeing/touching" the systems. As far as I know the cable to the mount (CP4) from the switch was replaced, the switch itself (or at least request

I looked at APCC while running remotely at SRO this morning and saw 93 COM errors. While the system is imaging successfully these errors are concerning. I have had many errors over the past few months

I was just posting what the list on the specifications of the PS. -Steve

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Operating temperature rating: 0 ~ 50 °C seems a bit weak doesn’t it? That’s 32 to 122 F -Steve

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Hey Ray, Thanks for the heads up. I did have the SRO guys put the network switch (mine) on the IP power switch so I could reboot when an issue arises. Also talked with Howard for a bit and checked set

Seems since the last APCC Pro update, as a time reference only, the connection on the remote system at SRO on the AP3600 has become unstable often not making a connection or connecting to the IP addre

Vert sweet image Roland. -Steve

I’m just getting around to reading up on this and it seems, if I’m reading this correctly, that the mount can be set to park at a certain position (I use Park 4 for the roof) if it is set to even if i

Runs as expected now. Thanks Ray..... -Steve

At this point I'm trying to move on and get a script registered in Win 10 64 bit that would alert me via smart phone and GNS app but Windows doesn't want to register the script even tough I'm using th

Should have mentioned that this is a CP4 and I do use the ETHERNET connection but the computer is in the observatory so I'm guessing it is seeing the IP address of the CP4 and if that failed for some

Understood yet the mount was in the Park 4, my normal park position, after an all-night imaging run. ACP was attempting to execute the park command and shutdown the observatory. I have yet to move the

Craig, I do have the special close script but that’s only used in weather events and I’ve seldom had that problem but it could have the two times I’ve seen this as both time it did rain hours later. T

I just checked the driver and I am set for Asynchronous parks (checked). That part about resending I've proven when I see this condition and the mount is in the park position and issued the park comma

This should do it https://www.dropbox.com/s/v8y72py2yi58xoz/ApccZip-Steven_Reilly-2021-01-10-1 20444.zip?dl=0 -Steve

Thanks Ray, I do indeed stand corrected. But then why is the option to unpark active? That’s confusing. -Steve

Ray, I do have the zipped log file if that is of any help. It's the usual files and just the log file for that period and 12.4MBs. I can upload to Dropbox if you want it. -Steve

Ray, Have another look at the screen shot and APCC. Does APCC not have Unpark as being Active choice and Park greyed out (inactive)? Mike I purposely left it as is for now in case there was a need for

This is a recurring problem that I’ve often blamed on ACP but am rethinking this as the screen shot shows ACP attempting to park, the ASCOM driver says it’s parking, and APCC says it is parked. I’m gu