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Interesting results. Once the troubleshooter started recording, I went to a bright star via the HC and synched.? During this time, error messages were flashing rather quickly with time out, com

In the first instance I suspect that you may have had an unusually cold period causing over-tight worm to ring mesh which caused stalls. However a faulty encoder could certainly cause similar

I'm currently using 1.0.84. I will download and install 1.1.17 beta.

Hi Frank Please make sure you are using the latest beta of Gemini Telescope.net https://gemini-2.com/ASCOM.html (this is for the trouble shooter feature below) Please do only the things I mentioned,

My tests are done inside. I hope this is what you mean. Using only the HC from a cold star at CWD, I slewed to a bright star and synced. Then I took the attached. After this, I connected on the PC and

Sorry I should have been more clear The gemini settings are shown in the web page/ hand controller I'm talking about the computer's own timezone settings, which your application uses (example of

Can you confirm that you have done at least one sync after cold start before trying a flip using the handset? (Confirm this by looking on the Gemini web page that has the model parameters - if you do

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.