During the centering process, eventually, SGP will timeout waiting for the rotater to make a move. Sometimes the rotater is at the requested position already; other times, not.
The rotater works find in other applications via ascom.
SGP takes way too long to timeout and makes me think its hung and thus I killed it a couple of times to retry.
Aprox time of issue: Eveing of 7-18 multiple attemts and restarts.
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OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Ver: 3.1.0.519 .NET: 4.8
Sadly I don’t know as yet. Clouds rolled in the last two nights and I haven’t had a chance to test it. And now the rotator developed some play/slop in its rotation so I’m going to have to pull it off my rig soon to get that resolved.
That’s good news, hows the rotation side of things, have you tried out F & M wizard tests where SGP does a camera rotation followed by a successful plate solve after etc etc
Yes, I created a new target via Frame & Mosaic with a angle to rotate to and it worked out just fine. I use a 0.3 degree tolerance and it solved to 0.1 of rotation error.
Perhaps I spoke too soon. I can’t get SGP and the Falcon to play nice again.
Actually on the above mentioned test, the orignal hang went away for sure, but my first attempt at centering failed, the falcon and SGP counldn’t get the target angle synced. This was on an existing target that I was already using. When I created a new sequence, SGP and the Falcon did work together ok. So it gave me pause, but since it did work and the clouds rolled in, I couldn’t test anymore until tongiht.