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Okay i understand that. But what setup is he trying to accomplish?By default its an access point. If you suspect its configured differently, hit the reset button. Access points are like an extension

The thing he's trying to make work is the basic setup as per instructions, so it should do what it says i agree it's not necessary in the long run, but it would be nice to know it works when you go

Greg i have the same tp-link unit that i use with my Gemini II mount. It should not require any setup because it broadcasts the ip address of what it is connected to by the ethernet cable. plug your

Greg when you connect to the TP Link on your laptop, make sure you aren't also connected to your home network via wifi. turn wifi off on your computer. It's just for now to hunt this down -- Brian

It sounds like the TP-Link is reachable, but I don't understand the part about 192.168.1.26.? Where did that come from?? Could you copy/paste the command and its output, or take a photo of the

Ok I got pinging 192.168.0.254 with 32 bytes of data. It did it 4 times but it said reply from 192.168.1.26: destination host unreachable Ping statistics for 192.168.0.254 Packets sent =4, recieved =4

Les I'll give that a try when I get home. Thanks. Greg.

What is the IP address of the laptop (the ethernet interface, not the wifi)?? It needs to be on the same subnet as the TP-Link -- in this, the first three octets of the IP should be 192.168.0. Try

Brian I tried 2 other ethernet cables I have that all are good. Same results. I let windows do a network diagnostic and it said the device on 192.168.0.254 was not communicating. I'm connecting it to

Hi Greg the supplied power cord. I can't get the setup page by entering 192.168.0.254 This is pretty straightforward. the only variables here are the cable (try a different one known to work if

I got a TP-Link tl-wr702n to use with my gm811 and I am just not understanding something in the setup. I connected it to my laptop by the ethernet cable and got power from the supplied power cord. I

Keith the photos i showed a while ago has the spring loaded worm on the top right only the bottom screws I think had a cap missing, but no spring -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

Thanks Chip.? So there are no spring washers on those screws then in the final production design (some photos of Brian showed a spring on the right screw but that was during the design phase I

Hi Keith, The bottom cap screws are not left very loose, just loose enough to allow for the very small movement needed for the worm in the OPW to adjust for changes in backlash. The backlash travel is

I don`t have the SLW but have a question for those who do: are the 2 bearing block screws that come from underneath left quite loose then? Keith

Thanks Paul and everyone This was the bit I was primarily interested in, but it was helpful to hear how everyone is doing it Thanks Brian portfolio https://www.brianvalentephotography.com/ Sent:

What Paul has described is exactly what I do. The Optec Alnitak flat panel is secured to the observatory wall by one of those television mounts that enables one to pull out and move to the left or

See http://www.spike-a.com/flatfielders/ Derek _____ Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2019 11:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Losmandy_users_io] Setting up a flat panel target For those of

If you're using Gemini, one way to do this is to define a Home location pointing at the flat panel. You can then command Gemini to go Home when you need to take flats, or park when you are ready to

I am WAAAY behind, and as such have not read the responses to this query.. But there is a third option, as you said (roughly) "hit the tripod leg".. i.e. there is no problem clearing the motors.. For