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Thanks Paul. If I run into this problem again, I'll look up the mac addresses and see if that's the problem. At least I'll know where i can modify the address. Chuck

The MAC address should be different for two devices on the same network. UDP relies on it to deliver datagrams. Heres how to change the MAC address:

Paul The 2005 has a mele minicomputer from China with both a Wi-Fi and LAN connection. It could be they are not properly resolving the IP address with Gemini udp with a Wi-Fi and LAN address from my

Paul I have no idea how I would change the mac address. I assume this is set by the gemini mini LAN physical layer. I could check the router the next time I have both fired up. As I said, Gemini

Chuck, if I understand correctly, you have both Gemini connected via ethernet cable to their own mini computers. Did you change the MAC address of at least one of the Gemini units? With both units

This is for Paul kanevsky.? I have two losmandy mounts,? a 2005 g11 with older servo motors and a g11g SLW,? both with Gemini II mini with L06 and servo motor quadrature upgrades. They both "talk"

All Losmandy threads are National Course. *American Standard. ( https://fullerfasteners.com/tech/thread-identification-chart-american-standard/ )* SAE might fit. 1/4x20TPI, 3/8x16 TPI, 1/2x13TPI, Etc.

Hi all, I've recently purchased a Gemini 2 kit for my Losmandy G11 and I need to know which kind of thread is there on the screws circled in red (picture attached). I'm afraid is Whitworth Thread

I use a long USB3 cable to go from my computer out to my? telescope. ? ?The USB cable has a 5V powered signal repeater at the telescope end to provide signal conditioning.? I have a usb hub at the

Yep. That should work.

Paul, Do I understand correctly that a cable from a USB port on my computer connecting to the USB B input on the G2 will accomplish my goal automatically? I am using an HP computer with a Core10 gen 7

An alternative is to use a straight USB cable from PC to Gemini connected to the USB B (device) input on Gemini. With modern versions of Windows (10 or 11), this will automatically install a driver

If you wish to continue using serial, you need a cable from the serial port on the computer to a 6P6C modular connector. For the G1 you used a 4P4C connector wired thus: Computer 4P4C GND -> Pin 2, Tx

I used The Sky 6 to do go-tos by connecting the Gemini I to my computer via a serial to USB connection.? How do I accomplish this with the Gemini 2? I still have the USB cable,? but need to know

On Mon, Oct 21, 2024 at 06:50 PM, David C. Partridge wrote: > > > > That Slate-AX sounds great apart from the USB-C port for power.?? I have > 12V DC barrel connectors on my power box but nothing

Thanks Paul. Regards Steve

David, I don't know if you're still looking for suggestions, but if you have A/C power in your observatory, this might be an option for you:

Correct, it they are not travel routers but OP didn't mention that in his original post.. He asked for a AP that can Extend his Wi-Fi w/o running a cable and mentions 12v power as a must, or

Sure but AFAIK there are no nano or mini travel routers produced by Linksys and they are not the size of a deck of cards.? Additionally the Slate-AX is a full featured router and has all modern

Linksys routers use 12v 5.1x2.1 connections. They're about the same price as the GL.iNet GL-AXT1800 but they have more ports and can be used as an AP, or an extender/repeater etc...