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Brendan's and Paul Kanevsky's recent replies echo my experience and what I think I know about Object Search.? When you're looking through an eye piece, the mount's movement is easy to see.? As I

Beep is either: *Autoguider error aa in an Ra +/- signal at the same time *A motor was not connected properly and encoder signals were missing * A motor stall, or Mount at limit! (The system may think

So I just got it to work during the day. I saw definite movement on the Dec axis as it was searching the 2? field. But here's the strange thing. ?When I first powered the mount up it gave a long

If the mount responses to Ra and Dec button presses and slews! It’ll work! As FOV search is just micro movements commanding function. ? The mount is more than capable of performing at slew or

I will try it at night but I’m a bit skeptical of this. ?I watched the RA and Dec setting circles quite carefully for the couple of minutes it was running. ?They didn’t move with respect to the

Bill, Unless you are tracking at night you are unlikely to be able to perceive the movement. Paul

I’ve never used the function before, and I use G2 also so, take my comments with some salt attached. The mount moving at center speed is quite hard to see so, not seeing it move is no indication

If you select the HC select “display Ra\Dec” it will display current ….. if you had selected “search FOV”. I guess it’ll show the changing values. Or connect Gemini ASCOM then do “FOV

Strange, unless you have the center rate set too low? I don't have access to Gemini-1 to test right now, but I recall that function working as advertised when I did use it.

Yes, I’ve read the manual. ?I picked the largest FOV available (2° ??) and let it run for a couple of minutes. ?Absolutely no change in the RA or Dec that I could see. ?Yet you could hear the

Hi Bill, it should be moving faster than at guiding speed, but it depends on what FOV you select when invoking the function. This is from the manual: 5.3.8.1 Field of View Search This feature is

I had never tried the Object Search feature in Gemini I but decided to give it a try a few days ago. ?This is the feature where the mount should pan within a specified FOV to locate an object you

Hi Paul Thank you again and a happy Christmas to you. Ken Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2023 3:02:56 AM To:

By all means, Ken. I hope all goes well with your Gemq-GM8. I've shelved my G11 for the moment, and your problems have prompted me to do something better. (Actually, the shelving came about because

Hi Paul Thank you for all your help. I will contact you again if you don’t mind, if I run into problems. Have a good weekend Ken Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

Well, that's fortunate, Ken. ASiair appears to be recognizing the Prolific converter, which means it has a driver that is compatible. Actually, I'd be surprised if it hasn't as ATEN and Prolific are

Hi Paul Thank you for your email. I set up my mount, camera and ASIAIR plus during day light. For some reason the App connected to my mount and I was able to slew the mont straight away. This was only

Whew, I'm glad of that, as I would be of no help with IOS. Now to Device Manager: 1. Open the Windows Start menu, and in the search box enter "device manager". This should show it at the top of a list

Thank you Paul I will be using a standard laptop not a Mac, I’m sending my emails from my Apple phone. Ken Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent:

Actually, Ken, here is what you need: "The Apple equivalent of a device manager is called "System Information" on macOS. It provides detailed information about the hardware and software configuration