It is possible. I have an AP1100AE and when I originally installed it, I ran my data and power cables through it before mounting the OTA. But subsequent to that, I had connection issues running my 2 i

Hi All, I did the APCC/V2 update following this thread and the AP video and when I open APCC, the V2/Config Driver button is pink and I get "Error configuring driver. Cannot create ActiveX component w

Since we have the .mlm file created by APCC for the meridian limits, for those using NINA (and Yes, I think a lot of us have moved that way. I know I won't look back) it seems a simple NINA plugin cou

The reason I asked this question is due to having a potential cable snag if I slew to the East in the normal CW down position. It is at a remote observatory and I can't fix it for another few months.

Hi All, Sure would be nice to be able to show my custom meridian limits I created in APCC onto a planetarium program such as Stellarium or Carte Du Ciel. Is that possible or is there another way for m

Hi Ray, I think I did that, but I will check. I was working initially on both computers and then, one day, it was off by 90 degrees on startup. But your comment that a model for each is best makes sen

Gee I will have to check that. Can't remember if I did.

Hi All, I run 2 imaging systems on my AP1000AE and use 2 independent computers to run each system. I do this because I have had driver issues running both on the same computer. I built a pointing mode

Bada Bing. Thanks Ray.

Hi All, I have 2 independent imaging systems on my AP110AE that have their own independent computers. I did this because I have imagers from the same mfg on both systems and was having serious driver

Hi Ray, Your procedure worked. Thank you very much. Rick Darden.

Hi Ray, Yes I can see the mount and I am going to give that a shot tonight. The home position was originally set during standard time. Is it possible when I homed it, it still thought it was standard

Hi Rolando, Just checked and the time is correct in APCC

Hi All, Last night I was troubleshooting plate solving and ended up getting the mount lost. I homed the mount and thought that would get me squared up but when I parked (position 5) the mount, it is c

Got it. I was overthinking it. To all, thank you for all the help. This support site is a lifesaver for laypersons like me.

Hi Rolando, I never did establish a home position. Right now the scope is in park 5. I moved it there using the APCC telescope control buttons. When I power up tonight, I am unsure what to do based on

Eric, I always park in position 5 and it is there now. I assume I can use that instead of only park position 3?

Hi Sébastien, That threads seems to have relevant info there. Tonight, I'm going to drill down on this and get it fixed. I will try your way (and Eric concurs) and also what is recommended in the thre

On Wed, Nov 18, 2020 at 08:48 AM, Seb@stro wrote: Hi Sébastien

Hello All, I've had the AE's installed for 2 weeks now and last night the scope was not pointing at its target. It was off by approx 20 degrees in RA. I tried a plate solve and it failed. I assume I w