The information read from the AAG CloudWatcher is available to any computer in the same network, so you can use your current Windows software, in “Remote” mode, and keep the integration with your current session control software / automation – in some cases, you can even uninstall the Windows software, as the “single line data” file is also published – suitable for CCDAP.

• Lunatico Astronomia S. L Port Devices Driver Download
• Lunatico Astronomia S. L Port Devices Drivers
• Lunatico Astronomia S. L Port Devices Driver

Lunatico Astronomia S. L Port Devices Driver Download

1. Possibility (b): some other device / software messing with the port 10000 at your PC. Test: change the LOCAL Port, in the DragonflyMain configuration, to, for example, 10101.
2. AstroTelescope overview. AstroTelescope, is a simple planetarium and telescope control application for the astrophotography. Star map in AstroTelescope can be displayed in any scale and rotated by any angle, with selectable star density and with or without star names. Hipparcos Catalogue and selected NGC and IC DSO object are available from the application locally.
3. Installs a driver for the Astro-Physics series of telescope mounts. This driver provides combined telescope, focuser, and dome interfaces each of which may be used by separate programs. Here is a list of the hardware I used: Here are the passing results. I ran the four wires from these two motor ports to the pins of a female DB9 connector.
4. This is the home of the ASCOM Initiative, a loosely-knit group of astronomy software developers and astronomy device manufacturers devoted to vendor-independent plug-and-play control. ASCOM is a many-to-many and language-independent architecture, supported by most astronomy devices which connect to Windows and now Linux and MacOS computers.

Telescope/Mount Drivers

Ascom 2X Mount Adaptor (Paramount, etc., 6.1) for TheSky X and TheSky 5/6 (external link)

Lunatico Astronomia S. L Port Devices Drivers

This is supplied by Software Bisque and is available from the Downloads section of the Software Bisque site, the file is called Ascom 2X Mount Adaptor Setup.exe

Installs a driver that connects to Software Bisque's TheSky X/6/5 Astronomy Software and makes it look like a standard ASCOM telescope. This allows ASCOM-based astronomy software to use TheSky (including TPOINT and ProTrack) as a smart telescope controller. For more information see Working with TheSky (section 1). It is required for the Paramount mounts, and may be used with TheSky controlling any other of its supported telescope types, or via its built-in outbound ASCOM support, and then using ASCOM telescope drivers. This driver provides Telescope V3 support, 100% conformance, and compatibility with TheSky X (10.2.0 or later). It should also work with TheSky6 and TheSky5 but not all functionality will be present.

Celestron Unified (6.1.7350, Feb 2020) Telescope & Focuser

Installs a driver for all computerized Celestron telescopes, now including the new Celestron Focuser. NOTE: Focuser moves are prevented if the focuser is not calibrated. Calibrate the Focuser before anything else! Also this driver does its best to compensate for the extra time needed for final approach in slews but which is not reported via the Celestron controller. This driver has passed the Conformance Checker tests. See the help file and release notes(!), installed as part of the driver, for a full description.

This driver does NOT support Synta mounts. Use the Sky-Watcher drivers listed below.

Meade Universal Driver Project (June 2014)

Installation

INDI armadillo-platypus driver is included with libindi >= 1.6.0 Under Ubuntu, you can install the driver via:

Features

Both the Armadillo and Platypus are advanced programmable controllers that can drive many different motors, attached to a variety of focusers. With this driver you can automate your focusing in a very accurate and customizable way, being able to drive almost any motor out there, from small and inexpensive dc motors to huge, power hungry motors.
For accurate focusing recycled stepper motors from old mounts, printers, etc, can be successfully used and driven with these controllers.

Operation

Lunatico Astronomia S. L Port Devices Driver

Connection

Apart from information on the driver, you can select the connection mode (for the moment only serial - that is, via USB - is developed). The baud rate is 115200, and the 'autosearch' feature usually finds the correct port.

Once connected, you can:

• Move the focuser to a position relative to the current one - select 'focus in' or 'focus out' and specify the number of steps in the 'relative position'
• Move to an absolute position - just specify the step number.
• Sync, that is, set a specific number as the current position of the motor.
• Abort the motion at any time.

You will also get information on the current temperature reading (using the internal or external sensor, you can configure this in the Settings tab), and the firmware version of your controller.

Presets

You can save up to 3 motor positions in the 'presets' tab to quick and easily perform goto to any of them later. Usually the 'fully racked in', and 'approximate focus' positions are good candidates to store here.

Settings

Here is the configuration of the motor and controller. Port: select which port the motor is attached to. Just one port for the moment.

• Max speed: speed at which the motor will turn. At the default value of 9800, good for our stock motors, the motor will take 36 seconds to perform a full turn - that is 10 miliseconds per step, and 3600 steps / turn. This value works fine for many motors. If you are tuning a different motor, in general faster speeds work better in smaller steppers.
• Temperature sensor: just select the external one if connected, the internal otherwise.
• Backlash: if enabled, you can input the value (in steps) in the field and click 'set'. The backlash will be applied in every change of direction of the motor.
• Halfstep: if you find your motor is not precise enough for your setup, you can double the effective steps by selecting halfstep. Please note this also halves the speed!
• Motor type: just select your current motor type. Lunatico's stock motor (as well as many others, Robofocus, Moonlite, Lakeside...) is Unipolar. With 'bipolar' you can also drive most unipolar motors but with increased torque, if needed, apart of course of driving true bipolar motors (such as the ones mounted in Feathertouch focusers). 'DC' motors are the ones used in inexpensive motofocusers, as sold by Orion, Skywatcher and others. You can control it simulating stepper behaviour (choose a very slow speed!), but their accuracy won't be too good
  in any case.Last, 'Step-dir' is used to control 3rd party motor drivers, which can be used with very big or very exotic motors. With this option, you can effectively drive any motor in the market.
• Wiring: so you don't have to mess with the cables. For this kind of motors, with 4 wires, only 2 types or wiring are commonly used, A B A' B' (which is
  Lunatico normal wiring) or A A' B B' (RF/Moonlite wiring). Select reverse if the motor moves in the wrong direction (it should rack in the focuser
  when the steps get smaller).

Issues

There are no known bugs for this driver. If you found a bug, please report it at INDI's bug tracking system at Github.