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Rene,/Paul/David have done a huge amount of great work and I applaud them. ? ?David completely re-wrote the Motor control dsPICC33 firmware, Paul has been constantly improving Gemini ASCOM and GFU

Hi All, Please enjoy a brief history of the past quarter-century narrated by our own René : https://gemini-2.com/Gemini25Years.html Happy Birthday, Gemini! -Paul

Thanks a lot Paul Sent: 09 March 2025 17:57 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Gemini_users_io] Testing G1 encoder port From Gemini-1 manual: You can use the ASCOM driver terminal window to get

I have a 2008 G11 with Gemini-1 that I have been controlling with the SkyFi III wireless hotspot. Last time I used it, when I removed the micro USB charging cord, the USB female jack on the circuit

From Gemini-1 manual: You can use the ASCOM driver terminal window to get the encoder port status bits using command <312: You'll want to drive each of the encoder lines high (5v TTL) and then get the

I'm being sent a G1 to fix that is being used with a G11 which I believe to have DSCH encoders fitted. Is there any easy way to test the encoder port without access to the mount? Cheers, David

Hi, Not sure what this is related to, wrong thread? -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astrospheric - South Pasadena Astrospheric Signature (

The current weight supported by the mount is 12 kilograms. It is not too much to cause it to lock up when turning. I will have to disassemble the mount, make sure there are no screws that are loose or

That explains it. Thanks a lot for your reply and helped a lot. Scott MefferdSent from my Galaxy

The GM811G is like the G11T.? ?It is a way to get a little more payload capacity without making the full jump to the next bigger mount. A little more payload for a little less than the full price of

G 811 the same as a G11

Thanks for the answers Paul. I've been having problems with the G8/11 for a while now and I'm feeling a bit frustrated. It's probably due to a lack of knowledge about the mount. I just can't seem to

I don't see anything in the screen shots that could cause this problem. Also, between version 1.1.25 and 1.1.28 of the driver there were only two changes, and these should have no effect on the

Thanks for answering. I tested the connection to the Gemini.Net Ascom driver (1.1.28) and it actually did not connect. I don't know where I could have the problem. However, I have loaded version

I doubt the problem is with the ASCOM platform -- it doesn't have anything to do with the connection to Gemini. The ASCOM driver does, and I believe you didn't change driver version, correct? Instead

The version of Ascom that I have installed is 7.02. I understand that the fix that Paul Kavansky says was made in 7.01. Is it like that?

I believe that this is an ASVOM issue Paul Kavansky wrote in Gemini ASCOM Forum this following So might be best to read this on Gemini ASCOM forum

Hello. This is the first time I write on the forum. I have a G8 11 mount and gemini 2 level 6 (1.1.28). So far I have been running Ascom 6.6 and Nina 2.2 without problems. The problem arose with the

Maybe don't blame the well tested and proven Gemini.net ASCOM driver?? Could you try a different app to GOTO?? Maybe Stellarium or other popular? planetarium app?? I have been using the Gemini.net

Hi, Thanks Joe for your answers. To answer your suggestions and to complete my information: The error notified appears when I want to point my telescope at a target with the Prism software mapping