Many thanks Howard, I am a beginner and was not correctly understanding the graduated RA circles on my mount. From the starting position (the graduated RA circles point to 0h) and I was expecting the

Hello all, when triying to align RA axis not is moving enough to reach star corrdinates Capella RA = 05h18.3m (05h 16.69m) Mount RA stops slewing at = 01h aproximately My config.h // -----------------

I am creating another thread to not mix issues Many thanks

Many thanks Howard!, much appreciated, tha's was the problem, when disabled RA is returning home perfectly. The problem now is that RA is not reaching coord For example, to point Capella to align Coor

Something is definitely not right with the RA axis, although it is moving in the right direction it is not pointing right and is not coming home. Test 1 from the home position align the star to 1 star

Forgot copy the thread https://onstep.groups.io/g/main/topic/88471644#41474. I have no clue about what could be happening

Sorry, this is my Onstep system and config for more details OnStep 4.24 Wemos D1 R32 CNC3 - 2xLV8729 (for DEC & RA) Using Onstep Android app for testing I think my problem is related to this thread, i

Hello everybody, I finally have the whole Onstep system implemented and I am doing the first tests to check if the axes move correctly. I'm a beginner and I'm going to try to make the first goto From

Hello All, steppers are not working correctly with initial testing (with ascom device hub): Tracking: RA is moving but stops suddenly after a while and i have to reset CNC v3 Slewing: steppers start t

Many thanks Howard, i am not using OnStepX version but i've solved with this command via serial (Thanks Drew) Best

Hello all, while waiting for the pulleys to arrive, I am testing the system on the table for checking if the system handles the steppers correctly. When i've clicked on Park button on ASCOM device Hub

Hello All, i hope this message finds you well and you had a great Christmas days with our families I am trying to discover what belt size do i need and i've found this calculator https://www.omnicalcu

Many thanks Kevin. I didn't see your name in blue, it seems not clickable

Thanks for your great comment kevin

Thanks Drew for the reminder, that's great

Many thanks Vladimir! Much appreciated. I am gonna try it and share the challenges with all. And many thanks for the advice about these problematic pulleys

Thaks Vladimir, very bad news then. Comments like Drew's gave me some hope to try AP with this limited mount Best

Many thanks Khalid & Robert, it seems that the higher the number of microsteps the lower the holding torque and the higher the error between steps, it seems logical. I have come up with these 3 theori

Thank you very much to all, i am having a lor of fun Hello Khalid, i would like to understand the effect on accuracy when looking at "Calculated" and "Estimated" values, could you please elaborate?, i

Many thanks Robert, i'm not sure if i fully understand your tip. following the advice of colleagues i am going with GT2 pulleys for the mechanical gear. I think your are talking about that i must be c