Yes, ultimately, the model should be redone, but this should get the mount back into a close enough position to create a new model. Also, reading the original post, it's not clear if the model is a TP

Hi Bob, 1. In APCC, park the mount at its current position (it doesn't matter where). 2. Loosen the mount's clutches and manually move the scope to the Park 3 position. 3. In APCC, unpark the mount fr

> 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 is

Hi Kevin, I have the same type of soil. Small shifts in polar alignment will primarily affect all-sky pointing accuracy. You can recover all-sky pointing accuracy by refining your polar alignment, lea

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Rodolphe, If you want to reset APCC's settings completely, with APCC shutdown you can delete this file : C:\ProgramData\Astro-Physics\APCC\Settings.apcc. To completely wipe all APCC data, rename or de

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Hi Rodolphe, APCC has a "Backups" folder at this location: C:\ProgramData\Astro-Physics\APCC\Backups Every time you start APCC it will save all settings in a new zipped file with extension ".appcz". T

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Dale and Francesco, Thank you for producing this great plugin! I am extremely pleased to see another application supporting APCC's meridian limits! Best regards, -Ray

Unfortunately, because of the misconfiguration, the error would have persisted. And since the slew never reached the destination, it is probably as good a reason as any to stop the client application

Hi Luca, You may want to start from scratch by deleting the Settings.apcc file in this folder: C:\ProgramData\Astro-Physics\APCC If needed, your can recover your settings from the Backups folder. -Ray

Hi Luca, In log APCC-2021-06-10-004557.txt at line 867388, it shows that the slew didn't complete because the mount hit the Dec limit: 0867388 2021-06-10 04:20:06.398: Info, Async Window, WARNING -- D

Hi Tom, Can you be more specific? In the latest APCC, the Emergency Slew window closes when a slew completes. So, do you mean the window dowsn't open at all? If that is the case, then maybe another wi

There wasn't a "compatibility problem" between APCC and ASCOM. There was a severe bug in the ASCOM platform 6.5 that caused an issue translating between J2000.0 and local apparent RA/Dec coordinate sy

Hi Eric, Correct, there should not be multiple sections with the same tag. The settings file was corrupted. -Ray

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Hi Eric, It could be that your settings file has gotten corrupted. With APCC not running, try deleting or renaming, C:\ProgramData\Astro-Physics\APCC\settings.apcc, then start APCC. You will have to r

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Hi Brent, When caching is off, you are sending commands directly to the mount and not interpreted by APCC. Horizons uses APCC modeling in APCC Pro. I previously said Horizons turns off caching, but th

Hi Brent, If you have RA/Dec caching disabled, you are going to get the mount's direct coordinates. With caching enabled, you will get the model-corrected coordinates. -Rau

Hi Bob, It probably will not be a feature of APCC because to set the time on the computer APCC would have to be run "as administrator". That is something we probably would not want to do because then

As long as tracking rate correction is turned off, you can use APCC. -Ray

(3) Use the AP V2 ASCOM driver, which also allows you to connect via an IP address. -Ray

Hi Horia, Yes, a Recal will shift the model internally to match the local coordinates in the RECAL. -Ray