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Sorry for the delayed answer. Yesterday I was playing with the mount and noticed the North button was working again. After a few experiments I found that it was indeed the cable between the HC and the

I had this exact same problem. I too thought it might be the HC. Turns out all I did was replace the button battery in the main Gemini box (not the HC). Replaced battery and all is well. Scott

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Brendan, Thanks for the additional info. I will test this tomorrow. Bill

Hi Bill, I'm home now so can attach more info on this: Just remember the "DEC+" out (Pin 9 HC)? becomes DEC "-ve" when "REV DEC" is selected.??? This is why the fault appears to change.?? In

Bill id suggest it’s a cable issue or pin not contacting socket properly. The HC button is ok. ?Selecting “Rev” proves this. ?But it also uses the same “Dec+” wire out as “Dec -“ when

On Tue, Sep 10, 2024 at 02:37 PM, Bill Tschumy wrote: > > Michael Hermann also thinks the logic chip is the likely culprit. ?Can you > even get another of those now a days? > > I did try a CMOS reset

Michael Hermann also thinks the logic chip is the likely culprit. Can you even get another of those now a days? I did try a CMOS reset but that didn't fix the problem. I don’t have another HC cable

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It could be a broken wire in the HC cable, too. René Am 10.09.24 um 18:44 schrieb Will:

I don't know what is closest to a general reset to factor settings for Gemini 1 but maybe try a "Restore to Defaults" and manually reconfiguring the Gemini-1?? IDK the Gemini hardware but maybe the

Bill, It must be the I.C. (although I have not seen the schematic of the HandBox) as you have eliminated the actual switch with your testing method.? I need to take apart my Handbox to see just what

Group, In the past couple of days, the north Dec button on my 14 year old GM8 hand controller has stopped working. The attachment shows the type of HC I have. Pressing the north button alone does

Greetings, , However unlikely, a second washer may have? been added because the bolt it too long or the washer was too thin. For what it's worth, washers are used to increase the surface area of the

Thank you Paul and Chip Louie for the valuable advice, I hope it will be helpful for other users who have the same doubts/problems as me. Regards, Thomas Bianchi [email protected]> ha scritto:

On Mon, Sep 2, 2024 at 12:40 PM, Thomas Bianchi wrote: > > Thanks Paul, > but if I put stainless washers the resistance is the same or it also > depends on the material, i.e. in this case the original

Ah, glowing tape is a good idea for a late in the dark setup. I wear a headlight so even in a dark setup glowing pointers never occurred to me. If I had thought of it I would have used a glow in the

"CWD Painter Tape Trick" - What a great little surprise to always end up so close to my alignment targets! I one-upped your trick by using fluorescent tape so I can easily see the marks in the dark.

On Mon, Sep 2, 2024 at 02:40 PM, Paul Buckley wrote: > > Tom, > > I've never tried 2 washers so I'm not sure what the effect would be.? > Recognize that you're trying to obtain a balance between

Tom, I've never tried 2 washers so I'm not sure what the effect would be. Recognize that you're trying to obtain a balance between wanting two surfaces to hold tight (so that telescope motion is not