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Rainbow Astro Simulate Pier Side not changing Pier Side on Meridian Flip #1932
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I contacted Rainbow to ask them about this. Maybe they can natively report pier side now and no need for simulation? Let's see. If you can ask them the same question that would be great. |
Happy to ask - do you have an email to contact them?ThomThom ***@***.*** Sep 10, 2023, at 7:08 AM, Jasem Mutlaq ***@***.***> wrote:
I contacted Rainbow to ask them about this. Maybe they can natively report pier side now and no need for simulation? Let's see. If you can ask them the same question that would be great.
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I found the email on the rainbow astro website. Here is what I got back: Hi. I'm Byoungjun Jeong from RainbowAstro. ======================================================================= Please see the attached PDF file first. Through the " :CY# " protocol, you can know the rotation angle of the two axes of the mount. And you can find out the offset of the DEC axis calculated through star alignment through the " :CG3# " protocol. My Ascom driver has the following code for side of pier. You should be able to read and understand this.
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Ok I pushed preliminary implementation for this but it's completely untested. Please try it out. |
Will do - traveling so it will be this weekend before I can try anything - testing may be limited by clouds but should at least be able to confirm pier side changes.ThanksOn Sep 12, 2023, at 8:08 AM, Jasem Mutlaq ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok I pushed preliminary implementation for this but it's completely untested. Please try it out.
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You can test indoors |
OK - must be doing something stupid - when I switched to the nightly repository it doesn't pull the new version: thomas@mele: Do I have to compile the driver instead? |
I compiled to driver and this got me to version 1.3 of the driver. IT does not seem to be getting a Pier Side: [2023-09-14T20:48:32.825 MDT DEBG ][ org.kde.kstars.indi] - Rainbow RST-135 : "[DEBUG] RES <:CG3-000.8580> " I homed it and drove around a bit. Tried meridian flip calibrate in PHD2 but it also flags Pier Side Unknown. |
Please try to compile again and report back |
Still reports Pier Side unknown in log and PHD2 meridian flip calibrate |
Describe the bug
When Simulate Pier Side is selected in the driver control panel it correctly indicates current setting of pier side. When Meridian Flip or a boot on the opposite side of the sky is executed the Pier Side is not changed. This causes the mount to stop moving if an HA limit is set and Guiding doesn't work once the flip has happened
To Reproduce
Select "Simulate Pier Side" in the Rainbow Astro telescope driver control panel
Execute a goto to the other side of the pier
check pier side variable in the telescope control panel
Expected behavior
The Pier Side variable should change when the pier side changes
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Log Files
log_18-59-34.txt
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