I am not sure. Your mount does not support flips using the traditional method so we use an alternate method where we simply issue a slew command when you scope is pointing past the meridian. The logs indicate SGPro did this successfully.
[8/24/2015 11:36:51 PM] [DEBUG] [Pier Flip Thread] Meridian Flip: Sending Telescope command to execute meridian flip
[8/24/2015 11:36:51 PM] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] ASCOM Telescope: Pier side is West
[8/24/2015 11:36:51 PM] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] ASCOM Telescope: attempting pier flip using slew
[8/24/2015 11:36:51 PM] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] Telescope: Slewing to J2000 RA: 21.1686481917705 Dec: 26.9371875
[8/24/2015 11:36:51 PM] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] Telescope: Slewing to RA: 21.1686481917705 Dec: 26.9371875
[8/24/2015 11:36:52 PM] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] Scope reports it is done with synchronous slew, verifying...
As you can see, the slew completed in 1 second so the mount did nothing to attempt to flip. This usually means that SGPro thinks your mount is past the meridian and EQMOD does not.
We don’t know too much about EQMOD. You may want to read this and see if it helps:
Something with a physical setting or whatnot…