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Of course.? It wouldn't be much of a computerized mount if it didn't!? Just don't move it by pushing it manually without using the motors. -- Michael A. Covington, Ph.D. Consultant, Covington

Hi ?, As long as you’re using Gemini HC or your PC to move the mount, Gemini will know exactly where you are. If you start pushing the mount against the clutches, then Gemini will lose track of your

Hello, So let's say I've set up the mount correctly re polar alignment and modeling and the pointing accuracy is good.? I select a target from the database and it takes me there.? After observing

Thanks Guys for all the help. I successfully got my HC configured today, and I'll install the hardware this weekend. If skies clear I'll set limits and Home/Park positions "Using the HC". Like in

When using the Gemini 2 in the usual GOTO mode once you are polar aligned and have shot a couple of stars for the model you can only use the hand controller to move the scope.? If you push the scope

Kevin, you'll need to use the HC or PC software to move your mount to the desired safety limit position and then set it there. If you use push-to (loosening the clutches), Gemini will not be aware of

My Gemini and other things are set to UTC, which I ignore. I have my other timekeeping set to 24-hour time and can readily compute that in my head. But UTC eliminates DST bother. Whether we like it or

Paul, I don't think in UTC either. So I'll use my regular time/-4 offset. In the Fall I'll have to go into the handset and change it back to -5 via the cold start routine. No problem.? I have another

Paul, David is privileged somehow, in Merry Old England near the prime meridian ;) René Am 02.04.25 um 15:32 schrieb Paul Kanevsky:

Personally, I never liked that recommendation. I like to see my local date and time displayed on Gemini. Living many hours away from UTC, I don't think in UTC time, and rarely know what it is without

On Wed, Apr 2, 2025 at 09:03 AM, <fishonkevin@...> wrote: > > Hi Folks, > My name is Kevin, and this is my first time posting to the Group. I took > delivery of the Retro-fit kit for my G-ll on

Stick with UTC and set the clock accordingly (using an offset of 0). Never need to change it again. Sent: 02 April 2025 14:03 To: [email protected] Subject: [Gemini-II_io] First Time Set-up and Use

Hi Folks, My name is Kevin, and this is my first time posting to the Group. I took delivery of the Retro-fit kit for my G-ll on Monday and am planning on doing the basic set-up before installation

After I rebooted, it seems the mount thought it was a CWD as an attempt to park it simply kept it where it was. So, I shut it down and asked the staff to manually move it back to CWD. I've operated

Typically, I do a warm start if and only if the mount is still at CWD when I power it up. Further, the mount "knew" where it was for the first part of the session before comms was lost. Will do, but

Hi John, Yep, that would scare the heck out of me, too. Something I've done in the past, and as recently last week (first time in a long time) is to do a "Factory Reset". *Tanya of Losmandy hosts a

Hey John, Quick question: Were you able to regain mount communication before power-cycling the mount when you found it in the inverted position? If so, where did the mount "think" it was pointed at

John, it sounds like Gemini was in a bad state if everything was initialized properly, but then it lost communications with the PC and continued to track past the safety limit. A few things to check,

Thanks Doug, to be clear the mount was NOT parked as the software/driver lost communication.

Hi folks, An updated version of Gemini firmware L6.12 is now available. This fixes the reported issue where PEC, once programmed, can't be turned off and must be cleared to disable. Update your Gemini