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Anon, The message is correct, you need to increase the exposure length until it is within the allowed range. Paul

I have this message.

To add some finality to this issue - but not much additional clarity beyond the removal of "gremlins" - I dismantled my QSI camera, removed the filter wheel and the shutter wheel, and reassembled

When you select a bias frame in MaxIm DL the exposure time is automatically set to the minimum that the camera supports and therefore the exposure time selector will be "greyed out" and you can't

I did upgrade the ASCOM platform to the same service pack level as you, and the shutter option does not show. I appear to be running the driver as you also. I'll reach out to QSI support. If you'd

As described on title. Bias functions appear grayout in the time which is supposed to be 0.3 secs. I installed the latest QSI driver 2023 on the current website.? Need help.

Pete - Very Interesting. Yes (concerning the QSI driver in ASCOM not showing the 6120) and I am noting that the shutter option is not even present in your interface shown here - you do look to be 1

Bob, Checking my camera settings I'm not seeing my 6120, it's showing as 600 series. I upgraded my ASCOM Platform to no avail. My camera is about 1.5 year old, how old is yours? Pete

Bob, I had worked with QSi support to resolve my shutter issue. The shutter appeared to be slipping and it required cleaning. It was fairly easy to access and clean. I've attached the infromtion from

Pete - first of all, thanks for the comforting acknowledgment that you too were "in the dark" (so to speak) concerning the mechanical vs electronic option - and thank you for the help. I went to the

Bob - I have the same camera and didn't realize until this thread that there was a choice. Reading the documentation from QSI I would think Electronic would be the choice as this would not require the

Do see note above - AND - I did just try loading the camera into SkyX and taking exposures via that interface. Same results.

Pete! Thanks for taking a stab. My NINA Version is 2.3.2.9001. To be clear, I had just used the QSI6120, via NINA, to take a bunch of calibration frames. It all worked flawlessly. And, come to think

What revision/version of NINA?

I recently completed a run of Bias, Dark, and Flat calibration frames with my QSI6120 – all went well. This morning when I went to load up my camera in NINA I noticed that the ASCOM setting had the

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Bruce W.

Great image Bruce! I think you have processed it very nicely. Barry

That’s beautiful Bruce. Geof Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2023 3:27 am To: [email protected]

Very nice, Bruce. Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von bw Gesendet: Samstag, 25. November 2023 04:27 An: [email protected] Betreff: [QSI-CCD] Image of NGC 520 (Arp

Arp 157 in Pisces is actually two spiral galaxies in the process of colliding and eventually merging.? The two galactic nuclei haven't merged yet and you can see one of the two as the brightest area