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Thanks Brian but not sure what you mean by computer<->Gemini.? So I took some screen shots from the web interface and Ascom Profiler.? If these are inadequate let me know.

Frank these are just the mount settings, which need to be coordinated with the software meridian flip settings. Can you post those computer<->Gemini settings for date/time/timezone need to be the same

Yes I have the old one I am i france and very proficient in electronics. Good point I will try a rework of all soldering

The problem even exist with motors removed from the mount

Is your Gemini 2 one of the old “long boys” or the current, square Gemini 2. The older “long boys” occasionally suffer from a broken solder joint that can cause an RA failure message. It’s a

Hi Erwan Were there motor stall messages when this happened? have you tried adjusting the worm mesh? things that most often cause/ lag/stall 1. insufficient power 2. worm mesh too tight 3. telescope

Paul - I agree with you but I am at a loss.? I am hoping the smarter brains with this group can help me. Attached is a screen shot of the relevant info.? Maybe someone can see an issue. Time and

Hi, Since a week I have a big problem on the g11 gemini2 of mu observatory. This is the third time I found the mount complexity stopped. Seems both motors stopped working during the night. After that

I"ve been following this, and I agree something fundamental just seems amiss. I really don't think there's anything about the Gemini or the firmware that's causing this, particularly since you have it

Frank, Back to my original post, you need to resolve the issue of not being able to perform a meridian flip with the hand controller before worrying about the software. It must be either a time or

That is indeed strange! :Mf# command certainly works for others, and I have no idea why it doesn't for you. Maybe try to reflash the firmware, but this has an even smaller chance of working than

I'm not quite sure I grasp what the "Pier Side Method" is? It's clear from the ASCOM log that :Mf# is being sent to the mount - the mount does the rest if a flip is possible. From the handset it

Paul, Meridian flip does not work from the HC.

Cold start CWD. When I first used the mount, I was able to meridian flip.? The capture software back then used the 3 slew method. Recently, the newer version uses the pier side method - and it always

Hi Frank, so are you ever able to perform a meridian flip? If yes, how and when? As to the original subject line, was this something that was working and then just stopped? I don't see anything in

Frank, I may have missed one of your responses, but do you have the meridian flip working from the hand controller? Paul

Thanks for the suggestion Paul.? I tried it out today but no luck.

Can’t say if that’s a hardware or software/settings issue, although it’s hard to imagine that hardware is causing this if everything is working except for flips. Did you try resetting Gemini

So, given the above: - mount does not flip even though it should - manipulating limits does not help - happens via usb or ethernet - happens even when not running an imaging application - happen after

That's correct. There is a meridian flip command in the log, :Mf# issued, it appears to happen at HA of 0.026183, or past the meridian. The mount reports being on West side of the pier. The software