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The extra SD card is more of a convenience. I just re-used the same one that was in my Gemini, but first backed up all the original files to my NAS/cloud storage. If your PC doesn't have a micro SD

I’m experimenting with the new AA+ (256G which uses a different controller than AA+ 64G). I usually use sharpcap or NINA. When field setup and PA, sometimes the PA doesn’t always slew the mount at

Yes, Chris, this is correct. Encoder Resolution will stay at 256, an additional Step Mode 1x or 4x will be added to that webpage. René Am 11.07.23 um 17:20 schrieb criscopenneys via groups.io:

Another way is to check the "Mount" webpage under "Gearing".? ? I took a screen shot of my L5 setup before the L6 upgrade (first pic) and after the L6 install (second pic). Note the "Positioning

If you've already done the upgrade using this SD card, the same card will not work for another upgrade as Gemini makes changes to the files. If you have the original, untouched SD card, you can copy

Right, I may as well just keep it. Is it possible to get the data that was on the SD card that gets put in the Gemini? I am wondering if I could upgrade someone else's Gemini.

It's your decision, Pete. Should you need to reprogram the PIC controllers at some later point, you'll need a PICKit programmer. If you do return it, you can buy a cheap clone later. These run just

Is it worth it to keep the upgrade kit for $30?

Pete, if you want to continue posting here, you'll need to abide by the rules. I edited a negative personal comment from your previous post as these are not allowed here. Please see below: 1. This

It seems every post I make now goes through a moderator and may get edited.

On Mon, Jul 10, 2023 at 02:25 PM, Brian Valente wrote: > > Peter we're here to help, so we rely on data and observations and > isolating issues to find causes,?not imagination > > As Paul mentioned

Thanks Paul, you and some other members always seem to understand me and help.

Peter we're here to help, so we rely on data and observations and isolating issues to find causes, not imagination As Paul mentioned it may be two separate things interacting. One thing you can do to

Pete, you had two things going on at the same time. One a warning beep about approaching the safety limit, the second an error condition -- a stall. Both produce beeps, the stall will be random, based

On Mon, Jul 10, 2023 at 02:12 PM, Brian Valente wrote: > > >>>Was the beeping the limit beeps being distorted by the RA Stall!? > > Not sure what you mean by erratic/random/distorted > > As you

Not sure what you mean by erratic/random/distorted As you approach the limit, it will beep slowly and then more rapidly until it hits the limit -- Brian Brian Valente astronomy portfolio

Okay, but why were the beeps so erratic and random, sounded like it was an issue all on its own. It was right before it reached its limit and there was no normal beeping from the limit being reached.

In try, in short: The mount tracks, that means the ARM controller sends pulses for motor steps. The servo pics try to follow with small or no lag, David programmed the control loop with P, I and D

Okay thanks, Yesterday I got some strange erratic beeping right before the mount reached its limit. At the same time, I was getting "RA Stall!" on the display. The spring-loaded worm was too tight.

Yes, Pete. All internal calculations are done in UTC anyway, the local time was introduced by the Meade(R) command set. The HC shows the Julian Date and the Sidereal time (MENU->SYSTEM->TIME). This is