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Help with phd2 /ascom?


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Hi! I recently started using phd2 and I'm alittle confused in what settings etc I should use... 

Right now when I connect my camera and mount it looks like this: 

Camera: ZWO asi camera

Mount: eqmod ascom heq5/6

 

Is the mount settings correct? Or should I use "on camera? 

My hand controller port on my mount is directly connected to my pc and I have ascom installed. 

 

My guidecam is connected to my mount in port "autoguider". 

I just saw on a phd and ascom topic that I had to change a few ascom settings, so I did that now. 

Have I done this right with choosing "mount: eqmod heq5/6"?

(I use APT on my laptop for all my sessions) 

 

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Edited by Calzune
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To use the option "on camera" connect the guide camera to the ST4 port on the mount- this you have already done and ST4 as the guiding method in EQMOD.. To pulse guide through EQASCOM, disconnect the ST4 cable and select the mount type in PHD to EQMOD ASCOM HEQ5 and also select ASCOM pulseguiding as the guiding method in EQMOD.

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10 minutes ago, spillage said:

Yes that should be fine. I would suggest it might be worth hiding you locations shown in eqmod as this is an open site. (Just a precaution).

OK but can I remove the st4 cable from my cam now and only use the usb3? 

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