Jennifer Amazing. Absolutely amazing. -- Wes, Southport NC EXos2-GT PMC-8, iExos 100 ES ED 127, 10" LX200GPS+wedge, Astro-Tech 8" Newt, ETX-90, 60mm no-name guide scope ~ 260mm FL Polemaster,

6 hours of narrow band data for the Rosette Nebula from my Askar FRA 400, QHY 600M, QHY CFW3-L, Baader NB filters, Baader SD II, and ES iEXOS PMC-8 mount. -- Sincerely, Jennifer Shelly AstroPorch,

First test of my new mount went OK, despite the nearly full Moon flooding the sky with too much light to record faint objects, the tracking was working well as were the star mapping and goto commands,

I connect to the PMC-Eight “WiFi” on the laptop, and then for POTH I select POTH Hub I believe. I can check for sure when I get back from the store.

Hey Daniel, what are the settings with in POTH? i just want to make sure your connected to the PMC-Eight. -- Tyler Bowman - Customer Service Office +1(866) 252-3811 Ext: 516 Fax

Welp I was able to move everything from the old drive to the new drive. Now I can connect with POTH, and APT connects, but the mount doesn’t make that noise it makes when you unpark it and you can

If you have the old drive I'd use it as well. Boot from it - likely has drivers you don't have for that laptop. Run apps from the ssd. My suggestions. Martin

Luiz, Thank you. I did find that page previously and followed everything to a T. I still cannot get the iexos-100 working again since swapping to an SSD from a regular hard drive.

Thank you to those who helped with my WIFI connection issue. It turns out my computer was affected by the windows 10 connection issue. I am running Windows 10 Home version 1909. OS build 18363.1379.

Thank you, Unparking in the device hub and then ticking the tracking box did the trick, I spent sometime trying to figure this out, so once again thank you. Regards -- Explore Scientific: Telescope

Lukas. Delete the configuration manager and reload it. Delete every file in the directory . Maybe the propellant program it loads is borked. The hardware is not broken I think we know that. Wes --

Hi Wes, the device shows up in the device manager. There I set the correct baud rate. There are many more options/values to set, but I didn't touch them. Lukas --

Lukas After inserting the ftdi usb to serial pull up the de ice manager and make sure it shows the ftdi. Heck I don’t know what is happening so long as you can control the mount via serial none of

Hi Wes, thanks for your replies. So far I am still not lucky: 4
ERR:303-No serial ports found.  3 Path to EEPROM: "C:\Users\AstroLuke\Documents\PMC8Firmware\9t_17a_EXOS2.eeprom" 2

Worked a treat. Been trying to get to work for a long time. Had work arounds using stellarium scope, or installing POTH and even got it woring with Device Hub and Cartes du Ciel, but never with

Lukas What version of the configuration manager are you using? I don’t recognize two of the messages. Try loading version 103 from Es web page and use that. Wes -- Wes, Southport NC EXos2-GT

Lukas So I gave this a go. No issues Your messages up until you get the no serial port message are correct. If you have no cable you get a different error message. Thus the computer found your usb to

Alan The applications subgroup has many posts in using the asi air. Also there is a document in the files section there i believe that will help you out Please ask asi air questions in that subgroup

Hi, Thanks for this info, however I have an ASIair pro on order and now I am really nervous as I am not computer savvy. How do you reprogram the FTDI cable? Is this done through Windows? With a

Hi everybody, I want to update the Firmware on my mount. It is connected to serial and I am using it that way for some time now. If I get it right the current Firmware version is 9T_11 13