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Currently, the Indi driver does not support Pulse Guiding over the RS232 port like ASCOM does for the LX200 Classic telescope mount. I spoke to an ASCOM developer and looked at the code and all they are doing for the classic is telling the scope todo to the following:
Direction = North, East, South, or West (N,E,S,W in command)
Slew to <direction> ( :M<direction># )
delay(<pulseDuration>*10) //delay for the pulse duration in MS
Stop Slewing to ( :Q<direction># )
I have a Hardware work around, though not everyone knows how to solder. I am parsing out the ":Mg" command that is being sent to the scope that the LX200 ignores via an Arduino and some other hardware.
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This is what manual pulse guiding is. Not sure how reliable this is. Did you implement it in your branch and tested it out with guiding?
I am not a developer by any means, just a hobbiest who knows enough to be dangerous :)
I don't have any branches for Indi nor the LX200 driver. I just created a small prototype HW to hijack the :Mg command that is being sent to the LX200 Classic.
I am hoping someone that understands the IndiCode as well as more experience as a developer to implement this.
Currently, the Indi driver does not support Pulse Guiding over the RS232 port like ASCOM does for the LX200 Classic telescope mount. I spoke to an ASCOM developer and looked at the code and all they are doing for the classic is telling the scope todo to the following:
Direction = North, East, South, or West (N,E,S,W in command)
I have a Hardware work around, though not everyone knows how to solder. I am parsing out the ":Mg" command that is being sent to the scope that the LX200 ignores via an Arduino and some other hardware.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: