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I take back my recommendation. I tried it (rpi4) last night and had quite a struggle working around all the bugs -- mostly in the android app. It's a shame, especially since Jasem has put so much

Looks like it's available for purchase now: https://www.stellarmate.com/products/stellarmate-x-controller.html Seems to be a Mele quieter2q, which is bit slower than the 3Q / 3C. Two other options

Hi Michael If your sram was reset at some point, it would lose the PEC as well, maybe that happened? For future, you can use Gemini Telescope.net to save/restore PEC astro@...>

Gemini II 5.21.? I trained my PEC using PEMPRO back in November, uploaded it to the mount, and tested it.? Then I didn't use PEC for a long time.? This evening, when I tried to, the mount had no

This is a WIN 11 problem. Doesnt sound like it applies to you. *** Thanks! I started out making the Win11 machine do everything and I *should* have it already working.. Then in actual use, I just used

I cant find the original tip, but my problem was the method recommended by Brian was not allowing me to store the IP addresses on my computer side of the Ethernet adapter. I used an alternative method

a google tip to go through the control panel to install my ethernet IP address. *** What tip – exactly – would that be?? I *think* I already have my Ethernet working on my new WIN11 machine, but

As a data point toward this topic, I have a G11G and am currently using an Astroberry and a GL.Inet AX1800 to control it. The G11G's Gemini is connected to the AX1800 by ethernet cable, as is the

I can't speak for Jim (hopefully he'll chime in here) I assume what he meant was (for example) plugging in computer via USB and then other devices via ethernet. Kind of a hub/router for USB + ethernet

Brian, I'm confused, what's he (Jim) asking? With the ASIAIR and Gemini-2 connected to a Wi-Fi router you already have a complete standalone network you can connect to using Wi-Fi or Ethernet. What

Hi Rob, Don't do what that person did. The person who posted the review / experience

router has a USB port it is almost always used as an auxiliary memory socket or as a way to add a wireless cellular to the router. I understand what' he's asking, but you're right the USB is primarily

Hi Jim, I'm having a hard time understanding what you are thinking. If a travel router has a USB port it is almost always used as an auxiliary memory socket or as a way to add a wireless cellular to

Thank you, Paul. I will give this a try! Regards, George

Nice job Mike! Thanks Brian Brian Valente Losmandy Astronomical Losmandy.com Tutorials and vids at <https://www.youtube.com/losmandy> youtube.com/losmandy Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2023 2:02 PM To:

The reviews of (an earlier) GL router used in conjunction with ASIAir Pro were not promising at the link below (admittedly from two years ago):

Zolt, -? do you use this only to connect to the Gemini-2?? For imaging could you also plug your USB3 data line into the router and have a complete WiFi setup? ----------------------- Jim W Phoenix,

Zolt, I had been using the old TP-Link na

Too much hate already. Instead love that you have it working now and learn from your mistakes. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astropheric Weather Forecast - South Pasadena, CA

I changed the gateway AND used a google tip to go through the control panel to install my ethernet IP address. That worked. Thanks to all for your help. I hate new computers. Mike Sent from