开云体育

Cheers Dan (and thanks Paul). ?Good to get feedback -- Brendan

It's fixed.? Thanks so much, guys.? I can't understand how I could have gone so many years without this happening before. I think what happened was I had touched the screen at bootup when it was

Thanks so much for your responses.? When using the GFU, I did see an error message that micro SD card was not located. Just so I've got this stuff straight in my head.... you guys are saying there's

To add to what Bren suggested, another thing that commonly happens with HC's is that the micro SD card comes loose in its holder and can make intermittent contact. While you have the HC opened, make

Dan this is a known issue ( https://gemini-2.com/faqGII.html#Q19 ) when dirt or debris or pressure is upon the touchscreen bezel when powered up ? Causes HC to cycle languages and other odd things

I got my Losmandy Titan in 2015, running Gemini 2.? The hand controller went crazy on boot up this evening when I turned the mount on..... it was going to other languages..... German, French,

Philip, On the HC you reset the active time zone in the MENU->SYSTEM->SITE panel.? Edit the Time Zone Field.? This adjusts the date/time display but not the G2 internal clock keeping UTC. If instead

Opened the HC, just in case some debris was around the bezel/gasket and did a HC “touch the screen” calibration at startup. All is working normally now! ?Screwed the HC back together and we are

This is what I did to avoid any confusion.

You don't have to change the settings at all if you don't want. I keep my Gemini on UTC all the time.?? You can keep it on your local winter time zone if you wish. If you set your clock an hour

I'm in Belgium, so the timezone is +1. Yesterday we switched to Daylight Saving Time, so +1 hour. How do I change the settings? Timezone +1 and the internal clock one hour later or do I also switch to

Good point! I misread the original message thinking the cycling of the languages was automatic. If it happens only when you press anything on the screen, the problem is most likely lost calibration.

Just a thought. If you find there’s no debris pressing on the screen, try recalibrating the touch function. Maybe it lost calibration after changing the battery? The fact it scrolls through the

Without a voltmeter, you don't know if the power supply is the problem.? Power supplies are failure-prone. -- Michael A. Covington, Ph.D. Consultant, Covington Innovations, Athens, Georgia, USA

Hand controller is probably OK. Changing languages is something that happens when the lower right corner of the touch screen is pressed. This can be a piece of dirt or debris or the plastic case

Power supply is a regulated 12v DC supply via an 120v AC converter. ?This power supply setup has worked flawlessly for me in the past, so I don’t think it’s the issue. ?Is it possible the Hand

What are you using for a power supply?? Try a different one. -- Michael A. Covington, Ph.D.

Ok, this is a weird one. Powered up my Gemini-2 today (Gemini-2 mini driving a GM811). ?Got a message that the main circuit board power was low (or something to that effect) so I immediately replaced

“??You would never be able to use a pole master to polar align with that motor in the way.” Thanks for the comment. If I ever need to use a Polemaster, I suppose not. But as I mentioned, after

You should contact losmandy about those motors. I’m pretty certain the part number on them should be SVM-HTS and would match the ones from Brian’s video. You would never be able to use a pole