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Out of curiosity, how is everyone connecting their GTi to an ASIAIR? I wonder if my connection choice is the issue behind my meridian flip (or lack there of) problem. I've been using the USB Type B port on the mount to connect to one of the USB 3 ports on my AAP.

I'm 5'9", and use a small travel stool when I do my PA. Works perfectly fine, without having to get on my knees or twist like a pretzel to look through the alignment scope.

Still having issues with my SA GTi not performing a meridian flip through the ASIAIR Plus. Everything else works perfectly fine. Can anyone provide the settings they have SynScan set to on the mount for flip, as well as their AAP settings for flipping? This is seriously a PITA and killing a lot of time in the middle of imaging sessions. Even let it run through over 100 retries thinking maybe at some point it would actually flip. Thanks everyone!

USB cable from the GTI USB Type B port to USB 3 port on AAP.

Yes. That was the first thing I checked. As in IT, the problem is usually something stupid.

No hand controller for this mount. https://www.highpointscientific.com/sky-watcher-star-adventurer-gti-mount-kit-s20595

@Doversole, Is this what you were looking for? Just the Meridian Flip settings?

Having an issue with my GTi not performing a meridian flip. SynScan Pro shows flipping mode set to Auto, Trail Points enabled, with threshold (deg) at 5. I'm using an ASIAIR Plus for my netup, and flipping is enabled there as well. I have tried several times now where flipping should occur, but it doesn't. Even after waiting 5-10 minutes post flip time (according to the ASIAIR). Am I missing something? Screenshot of SynScan app attached. Appreciate any help. Not that I think it matters in this case, but here's my equipment on the mount. RedCat 51 II-U ASI533MC Pro ZWO filter tray ZWO 30mm Guide Scope ASI120MM-MINI ZWO EAF AAP Thanks all! Clear skies!