Assistance
Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2017 1:07 pm
Hi,
I'm a newcomer to this forum and have been into astronomy for 15 months so I'm learning as I go along.
I have been using Scarpcap 2.9 for a few months but l have only been doing the basic things with it. I have also recently downloaded SC2.10 to give it a go.
I have a few questions which may assist in me understanding SC better.
I have read about people using plate solving in SC to assist them, I cannot find this, do I have to load another program onto my computer for it to work and show up in SC? If I do have to load another program onto my computer which one would you recommend.
I have also read about SC being able to communicate with my mount once I have set it up in Hardware / settings but again I cannot see how to do this.
I have a HEQ5 with a Skywatcher ED80 and 200p and I am using a new computer loaded with Ascom, EQmod and Satellitium. All these programs have been updated and are using the latest drivers etc. I am not very computer savvy but know a little which can be dangerous
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Clear Skies.
Doug
I'm a newcomer to this forum and have been into astronomy for 15 months so I'm learning as I go along.
I have been using Scarpcap 2.9 for a few months but l have only been doing the basic things with it. I have also recently downloaded SC2.10 to give it a go.
I have a few questions which may assist in me understanding SC better.
I have read about people using plate solving in SC to assist them, I cannot find this, do I have to load another program onto my computer for it to work and show up in SC? If I do have to load another program onto my computer which one would you recommend.
I have also read about SC being able to communicate with my mount once I have set it up in Hardware / settings but again I cannot see how to do this.
I have a HEQ5 with a Skywatcher ED80 and 200p and I am using a new computer loaded with Ascom, EQmod and Satellitium. All these programs have been updated and are using the latest drivers etc. I am not very computer savvy but know a little which can be dangerous
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Clear Skies.
Doug