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Yes, that's fine as the ASIAIR has to be configured to use USB to talk to a Gemini-1. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astrospheric - South Pasadena, CA Astrospheric Signature (

Yes, Gemini.net in addition to being the amazing Swiss Army knife controller and configuration setting tool for Gemini controllers is also the ASCOM driver for Losmandy Gemini controllers. Say "Thank

After a recent software update to my Gemini, I started seeing a message at startup " DHCP: No IP received". Since I hard wire connect the mount to my Asiair controller, I unchecked the box in the

Correct. [email protected]> wrote:

John, Just to clarify:? By "driver" selected, do you mean "Gemini.net"?? If I select that from the menu in the "Telescope" tab of NINA, then all I have to do is click on "connect telescope"? Ron

Hey Ron, I use NINA with Gemini 2 and if you have the driver selected in NINA it will load when you connect the telescope, no need to pre launch it. [email protected]> wrote:

Sounds like a good question to me.

This will seem like a dumb question to you experienced Gemini 2 users: I finally managed to get my ethernet connection configured and running. Now...here's the question- when starting a new session,?

Chip has succinctly identified the probable cause.? Although I don't use this software, learning is part of the enjoyment. In the Setup area under INDI, you have the option to select whether Kstars

If someone could point me to the settings that cause this behavior, I would really appreciate it. I have been testing with it on my desk and as soon as I connect the mount to kstars, the Longitude on

Sounds like a configuration mistake.? After you connect the Gemini to ks tars and the mount goes to an unknown location use the HC can you verify where Gemini thinks it is located and what time

On Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 09:17 AM, Paul Kanevsky wrote: > > On Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 10:56 AM, Chip Louie wrote: > >> Okay, now to get up to date you want to update nonthe currentnGemini-2 >> release

Folks, I've been tearing my hair out for the past month on this.? The initial symptoms were that it was impossible to polar align my mount using the PAA routine in Kstars.? After enabling logs, and

Thanks to Paul and Chip I got the MPLAB 4.15 so can choose to install MPLAB IPE (or and IDE) from this, in future!. ? I find IPE (Integrated Programming Environment) very intuitive easy to use.

There are a few additional files that were changed in L6.1 that are used in Gemini web pages (updated in individual folders, EN, DE, ES, etc.): * MOUNTPAR.CGI * SERIAL.CGI In particular, MOUNTPAR.CGI

Okay, now to get up to date you want to update to the current Gemini-2 release L6.1 and HC v1.63 which has some nice additional features.? AFAIK with your fresh L6.x installation you only need to

Thanks Ray - so, I have logs from the PEC off and PEC on runs. To me, it looks like this did the trick? This time, as Ryan suggested I used my imaging camera on the main OTA.

But then if the curves are good and results are not, invert the curve and reassess. If the curves are good inverting for most people does the trick.

The easiest way is to create a PEC curve on the Analyze tab and compare the amplitudes of the frequencies with PEC ON to those in the original log with PEC OFF. -Ray

Hi Michael, You shouldn't need to invert the curve in the latest build (v3.10.14), but you can configure the Invert Curve setting in PEMPro's Configure Scope/Mount window: -Ray