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Thanks Brian. I tried direct ethernet and it too failed the same way regarding meridian flip.? I will try a different usb cable and report back.

these are comm errors, so you need to try different components to see what is causing the issue I suggest trying a different USB cable and/or trying to connect via ethernet (swapping the USB cable is

Hi Michael thresholds? It will show the correct voltage. The Red and yellow warning levels are inaccurate and will be fixed in a future update. The battery voltage is good down to about 2.0v

Hi Brian, first of all thank you for your answer. Just one last question:Is the voltage control on the web interface reliable, the yellow and red thresholds? Cordially Michael nvoyé : 17 février

Thanks for the write-up Bob. Any word on how it finds and tracks objects. Thanks, John Desbiens

Hi Michael A new battery will discharge quickly down to around 2.9-3.0v and remain steady for several years. That is normal. If you believe your settings are being lost? Ensure the battery contacts

Hello everyone, I have a problem with my Gemini, I come to you to solve it if possible. After a few tries with the web interface, the sites now remain in memory, which was not the case. On the other

Update. With the scope connected to my imaging laptop ( via usb as usual ), I thought I'd set the home position. When I do that I get 2 errors:? serial port time out, and ascom communication error. I

This is great help, thank you, I will change the setting as soon as we get a clear night

Barry, The mismatched time and location data also includes epoch. I don't know which update to which device resolved the issue. But with L5 it was always a little bit off when using Gemini-2 to GOTO

Hi Barry, So you likely have the production level 5 firmware and similar HC firmware. It has been a while but AFAIK all you need to do is set the MOVE speed to 500 in the Gemini-2 or so using the web

That's a good point! I did something similar, giving up on stellarmate because it was too slow, and switching to running astroberry on my RPI4. I will give this new stellarmate a try though, hopefully

Checked CWD and just a tad off -- did not impact problem.? I wonder at what point I need to get a new unit or perhaps a reflashing of firmware? Still hoping its something simple.

Thanks for replying. The image capture program solves/syncs as part of its target acquisition - unless the sync needs to occur within the gemini software. I will play with with CWD to check for drift.

Check that prior to the flip you have performed a sync/plate solve+sync and check the Hour angle and Time to Limit correspond to each other. (ie, at HA=0 when crossing the meridian, the time to limit

Win 11, Gemini 1.0.84, Ascom 661.3673 East Limit 94, West Limit 94, WGL 3 Successfully imaged with the new mount In October then nothing till this past week.? During an imaging session, the mount

I had a Stellarmate. Gave it a good honest college try for many months. I found it very unstable and unreliable. I tried and tried. Even reach out online for help. Still had problems. Finally I gave

fully support the suggestion. take careful note (and a few photos, and lay out parts carefully) of the order of washers, spacers, bearings and the plastic clutch disc as you disassemble it.

I do like realvnc on the raspberry pi, but I have to say that the built-in vnc on Ubuntu works faster on the mele. The only potential issue I see see is battery performance -- I haven't tested it yet,

Actually I thought you were correct in the first instance if I stripped it down I might regret it :)