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Greg It should work to do wifi into the rs232 ports of the Gemini 2. That gets you normal Gemini-2 command control. However if you want to use the Web interface built into the Gemini 2, you still have

Hi Brian, Here is a good place to report, or you can post it on Gemini_ascom_driver yahoo group. I'll take a look. What IP address are you using? Regards, -Paul

That should work based on the description. This will do both: translation from tcp/ip to serial, and provide wi-fi access. Regards, -Paul

Dave, I think you and Terry are correct. This is the polar scope and illuminator I purchased: http://www.skiesunlimited.net/index.php?ProductID=2598 Kirk From: Gemini-II@...

The gemini II driver doesn't appear to save the IP address correctly. I type in the address and it reverts back to the default address. Where do we report stuff like this? Thanks Brian

What about with this device? http://www.southernstars.com/products/skyfi/index.html Greg Sent: Sunday, 20 March 2011 11:25 PM To: Gemini-II@... Subject: Re: [Gemini-II] Gemini II to

I'm pretty sure it's not an http connection, and it defaults to port 1000. I'll have to investigate Cheers Brian

My illuminator is new from Losmandy (a replacement) and it has a dimmer built into it. Speaking of accessories, i find the upgraded clutch knobs to be essential. Cheers Brian

I'm not sure what scopedriver is or what it does over Ethernet, but G2 uses the standard HTTP protocol over Ethernet, so the port number should be set to 80. Regards, -Paul

Hi Greg, I don't think that would work. This converts serial to Ethernet. You'll need another conversion at the Gemini end to convert back to serial, otherwise G2 wouldn't understand the Ethernet

I’m probably way over my head here, but can’t TheSky connect to an IP address by using software that converts the IP address into a serial port? That’s my understanding of the free software

Well I started that FAQ page for the Gemini 2 http://www.gemini-2.com/faqG2.html Tom Hilton

Guess that I am going to have to start a Frequency Asked Question section about the Gemini 2 on my www.gemini-2.com site, like I have for the Gemini 1 controllers. Tom Hilton

Dave sorry, but you cannot plug that into the Gemini 2. The Gemini 2 at this time cannot act as a USB host (Like a PC can) It is only a usb slave. Even it it would work, it would only give you access

You should be able to just use this: NETGEAR WG111 Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (54 Mbps) For $13 and be done with it. It should work with a router and thats what I'll get. Dave

This smaller integrated illuminator started shipping with the polar scope about December. This is what I have and it works great. Jim L.

You shouldn't need a port number just an IP address and a subnet mask

Put the USB on a powered HUB Then remotely control the power to the HUB Turning power off on the HUB will disconnect the USB port that way Just a thought Doug From: Gemini-II@...

I'm trying out the latest scopedriver beta, and it's asking for the the ethernet address and port number for the G-II. I can find the ethernet address, but anyone know the port number? Cheers Brian

Great thanks for all the news. I picked up a Netgear universal wireless internet adapter (WNCE2001) for about $60 and it works like a charm. Very small. It can be powered from the USB port, but from