bmurphy495

6 hours ago, Corpze said:

If you have compiled the exact code, and connected everything according to the code, try to hold the button pushed down for a couple of seconds... it is a timer function in the code that might need to run first.

/Daniel

Thanks Daniel, I'll keep working on it. I'm sure it's somthing simple that I have not done. 

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Well I have all the pieces together, uploaded the code that was posted to the arduino Uno and the LCD screen lights up, but I must have missed a step. I can't get it to do anything with the momentary push button. 

Anyone have troubleshooting suggestions?

Thanks,

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Hope you don't frown on necroposts too badly, but I found this thread through google and I'm sure someone else is experiencing the same issue. 

I also have a Skyris 132M for a guide camera and had the same issue. Camera would work during the day at a distant object, but at night would end up with a nearly white screen. I could make out a few stars but they were washed out in the noise.  I could not get it to work at all for guiding but I remembered that it was The Imaging Source that made them for Celestron, so in a last ditch attempt I used the Device Driver for USB Astronomy Cameras. What do you know, it worked just fine and I was guiding with PHD2 after the 15 minutes to build a bad pixel map and create a dark frame. 

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