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Thank you Paul for the clear explanation. So when I perform one PEC training, that will obviously become the current (only?) file. I will delete the unnecessary PEC files. Fred

Hi Fred, and Happy Holidays! First, I'm really not sure why you need multiple PEC curves. PEC curve primary function is to correct for worm-drive periodic error. That error is mostly due to

Hello and Merry Christmas Happy Hannukah. With the G2 and no PemPro (Mac computer), how do I select a specific PEC curve to use? I recently saved a few curves, two for each side of the meridian. I

Hi Kevin, So did the contact cleaning make the Gemini reported voltage match the DMM readings?? The curious want to know. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astrospheric - South

Being a Mac user AFAIK you will need to find a PC user to use GFU to get the updates done reliably.? Sorry I can't help you with your Mac problem but if you are in Southern California I would be

I'm in a Mac environment so not sure how to get this latest version loaded. The last update was done by Losmandy when I dropped off my mount for servicing. Where can I find instructions if they exist?

Can you get updated to the current releases?? You should have Gemini firmware L6.1 and version 1.63 for the hand controller. Then have a look at Paul's posts on using the new firmware flip settings

Gemini 2 is V1.60 Asiair is V 2.3 Attached is a pic of my current set limits.

What versions of Gemini 2 firmware, ASIAIR and ASIAIR app are you using?? Depending on firmware and app version something related such as limits or flippoints or ...? is likely set incorrectly.?

I tried my first Meridian flip this evening. Asiair counted it down and when it was time, the scope moved slightly and was never able to go to the correct coordinates. It was just hanging so I stopped

Paul, Previously I'd attempted to use this Flip Point feature, then after your description of its' features I reexamined my use of Flip Points.? And found the mount behaved in the same unacceptable

Thanks so much Paul! All I have left to do is to figure out the GoTo and Safety Limits for my scope (SVX 130). ?:) -Paul

I'm really not sure what you were trying to do with flip points. They act just like the Goto limit, except for the differences I already highlighted earlier in this thread. You can still use the West

Paul, Ok, thank you for checking on that too.? The two available methods then functionally operate the same, flipping Gemini-2 on the mount's leveled center and not the Celestial Meridian.? This and

Meridian flip points are set up *past* the meridian by the number of degrees that you specify. Negative numbers are not supported, AFAIK.

Hi Paul, This was my original understanding and just hoping. Flip Points, once synchronized on a star, then remain a statistically fuzzy value in action. Forcing a drift over (delay) of some number of

As usual, thanks for the education on this topic.? I learn something every time you post especially this time about "reachable targets". As far as what I would want Gemini to do (in my simple world),

What would you want it to do? The safety limit is there to stop the mount before any damage occurs to the mount itself and the expensive \ equipment on it. Is that not a good reason? ;) No. You can

Regarding #2, was there a reason that Gemini was designed to just stop once the safety limit was reached?? Maybe I'm just missing something but aren't all targets reachable from the other side of the

Hi Doug, The meridian used in flip point definition is not using the pointing model to transform the position to true sky position. It's rather a position 90 degrees relative to CWD in RA. The same