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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

Hmmmm. Mine seems totally different than Dave's too. Link to my website page with picture of my illuminator: http://danks.netfirms.com/Illuminator.jpg Terry Danks

Same here. I don't see how the current polar scope would use that device Kirk. Might be for earlier models? This is the entire 'led' portion of the scope http://www.optcorp.com/product.aspx?pid=14802

Brianwith I am seriously considering using only the DAP1522 into my Gemini 2 for communications. with it and the Power supply being on the same circuit, should seriously help eliminate ground loops. I

Brian Well I got it configured. With the Gemini 2 into it, I can connected using DHCP over it. I can get the loggin with either 192.168.0.123 or httpp//gemini Even my Android still works on the

Hi Tom, I never left, just been too busy to post. I'll try to do better ;) Regards, -Paul

Hi Brian What you would need is what is called a Access/Bridge. I use a D-link DAP-1522, because it can be configured in either mode. I does not an external ant, but does have 4 points to connect

Hi Terry, Thanks for that. Fourtunately, I have not purchased the dimmer yet. I sent the gentleman who owns the website an email requesting a paypal address, but he has not responded. I think I will

I can understand why the Gemini II went with the more standard coaxial DC power connector - to save front panel real estate needed for all the new connection possibilities. But I also liked the fact

Just a quick update. I have my G11 and Gemini 2 assembled. Once power is applied the hand controller fires up and the various menus become active. Using slewing speeds both motors move in both

Hi all! I just joined the group and look forward to learning more about my Losmandy G8 Gemini II. Does anyone know how to change the small battery in the Gemini Electronics box? I just received a

Terry, I was just looking at the same thing. My illuminator seems much more "modern". All self contained with internal batteries and not much of a dimmer... more on/off. -Ted

Hey guys, I was setting up to plug in my Gemini 2 for the first time this morning and noticed something that is likely everyone here already knows... The Gemini 1 and Gemini 2 power connectors are

Hi Kirk: I had a look at that dimmer. It seems totally incompatible with the illuminator I received with my polar scope. Mine is totally self-contained and powered by two LR-41 watch batteries. There

Thanks Paul - do you (or anyone else) have a recommendation on a wireless adapter? Cheers Brian

Hi Paul Glad that you can join us again, it has been since Feb 6 that we have heard from you. I know that the Gemini ASCOM group is really keeping you busy. (I monitor that one also) For the New Comer

Anyone care to say why it is a lousy idea? Thanks, Gale

Wired Ethernet and wireless wi-fi can all be used with G2 (with optional wireless adapters). TheSky will work over serial or USB, and will also work over Ethernet/wi-fi if you use the TeleAPI plugin