You can also wipe all settings with... :hF#:ENVRESET# Which sets everything to defaults and so will recognize Config.h changes in those sections.

These runtime settings // can be changed (or reverted to the defaults below) from the SmartWebServer's Config webpage.

Don't change the source and use MaxPCB3 as indicated for the MaxPCB3.6. The 3.0 and 3.5 are obsolete.

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OnStep doesn't support that.

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You limited that with a base rate of 2 deg/s, so the range settable at runtime, should be 1 to 4 deg/s.

Sorry I missed this post, it's been a while. Generally OnStepX seems to be working fairly well now but the servo subsystem is still evolving, hopefully in the coming months work on that too will be wr

Max slewing speed with those settings on your hardware should be ~12 deg/s. Not the same tracking accuracy, generally 720:1 will be better. The improvement of 64x vs. 32x is questionable at best, perh

It's ok by me, hopefully the quality of the kit is decent. And OnStep is GPL3, they're allowed to use it commercially if they like.

The webserver depends only on the platform libraries. I'm not going backward and testing release 1.0 as the main branch is so much nicer and due to be released soon anyway. I tested the main branch on

If the problem persists you could always prepare a dedicated USB cable with the 5V wire cut and see if that works.

The SWS isn't crashing, apparently OnStep is crashing. Likely this is due to some instability from plugging in that USB cable. Why this would be I can't say but there are lots of users and this is the

The MaxSTM3.6 design has a spare UART on the db15 connector.

I don't think you're following. The same methods are applied to Horizon coordinates to find the rates required for Eq tracking (etc.) No, the ASCOM AlignmentMode property returns the mount type. There

I can answer the question about celestial rotational translation matrix math. There is none. Please understand I'm not getting into a long conversation about the design, the source code is out there a

...and nice job getting the software/hardware setup for this. Perfect.

In addition to WiFi/IP it is also possible to run the Website Plugin on the OnStepX ESP32 (without an SWS.) With the website you can control the focusers and adjust the steps per micron, direction, an

There is no kit but it's well documented and fairly easy to assemble as these things go. OnStepX supports it.

Yes it will work, it's called a sync. You can also do this manually without plate solving by pointing at a known bright star and using software where you can tell it to sync there. There needs to be s

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OnStepX will boot without NV, it just won't remember any settings and it'll flash the NV failure error code on the status LED.

Yes. You can't boot release-4.24 without NV memory.