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Hi, Does anyone know where I can get specs of the mounts? Thanks

SkySafari also has an option to enable logging. You can turn that on to capture logs and see if it provides you more info. Sky Safari retries commands several times before it gives up. You'll

Thanks Dean, I'll give that a try. In the meantime I found how to get horribly verbose logging to work: indiserver -vvv indi_lx200gemini indi_asi_ccd indi_skysafari -- just for anyone who stumbles

Hi Jamie, For what it’s worth....I ran 2 Titans and one G11 for 8 years. EVERY time a mount acted “drunk” (as in pointing down or the wrong direction) I fixed the problem fairly quickly, by

That depends on the rings. These rings are rock solid and a huge improvement in stability: http://www.telescopesupportsystems.com/

Jamie you are going to get the info from your INDI driver, so see if there's more verbose logging from there sounds like an INDI driver issue, so i would look to their forums for

OH, I just read, gemini.net is not going to work for me. I'll try and enable more verbose logging. Is there anything the I can get directly from the mount, or through the Gemini web server?

OH, well whatdayaknow I have the logs. I believe that this is where it happened: So I believe that this time log is GMT so that would equate to?12:50 AM pacific time and looking up?16:42:24 - DEC:

Seb, My thinking is: The Oldham coupler is best left in place, but not tightened down until the end of the assembly process. So...as you said: 1. Get the worm in its final position a. Tight

Jamie gemini.net is the ascom equivalent to the indi driver, so you don't need to worry abou that. sounds like you have it covered jamie.amendolagine@...> wrote: -- Brian Brian

Yes, Brian, any communication issues will be in the log, including any attempts to retransmit. Regards, -Paul

OH, that with debug disabled. It does not seem to want to enable it. I'll try and get debug working.

I just tried setting the debug enabled for the indi driver, and I do get some limited info that looks like this: 2020-05-20T20:38:53: [INFO] Slew is complete. Tracking... 2020-05-20T20:38:42: [INFO]

i recommend avoiding rings if at all possible. They really aren't the most stable option and can introduce flexure sebkotulski@...> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

Paul would the gemini.net "log everything" option also log lost/retry packets? -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

Right. Unless the connection is really unstable and packets are constantly lost, this should not be an issue.

I would like to mount a guider on top of the main scope, but still have not found the proper rings.

That makes sense. So it sounds like the gemini protocol implements reliability on top of udp. So that should not be the issue. Is that right?

Thanks for a hint.

Thinking about your response a bit more, it seems what you're saying is that since the protocol doesn't use a "stop" command, a flaky udp connection should not leave the mount slewing forever or