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Waldemar

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  • Birthday 05/25/1949

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    long distance speed skating, all technical challenges and enjoying my retirement in good health

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  1. With the Silex DS600 that is a breeze. Through an ethernet cable you can connect to your PC, laptop or router. It has a USB2 and a USB3 port, each can handle a 4-port hub.
  2. Maybe this one? DDM85_ProductManual_E.pdf
  3. Hi Dave, This is the pinout for that connector: 3-pin Connector DEC: Nr 1 Plus 0-12 V 5 A max for fan regulation through AS Nr 3 Minus The connector itself is a threaded Lumberg 3p DIN connector SV30 Lumberg, DIN Audio / Video Connector, 3 Contacts, Plug | Farnell Regards, Waldemar
  4. Hi Erik, Does this have anything to do with the new USB hub you think?
  5. Hi Wojtek, I am sorry, but very few people outside Poland speak Polish... would you mind translating into English please? 😉 Waldemar
  6. That may be because you are likely the first person to use a DDM200... Mounting a telescope is often a matter of drilling and threading holes on the desired places... Being kind of inventive is a must in this hobby... Succes, Waldemar
  7. Sorry for the hijack, but I am very curious. Lukas...
  8. If you wish, I can send you the file, but with normal email it will be regarded as a hazardous file and will be deleted. Therefore it would be best to send it with 'we transfer'. For that I need your email address. I will send you a pm with mine. Waldemar
  9. which versions do you use? AutoSlew 5.2.4.8 and Sequence 0.2.1.3 are regarded 'stable' by ASA
  10. Reinstalling AS should not give you any problems, just delete the old install in apps and reinstall, but state it is not a first install, so your ini files won't be deleted. Between delete and reinstall, restart your computer.
  11. If both are connected to the internet, you may suspect they both got one of those sneaky Windows upgrades...
  12. Hi Dave, I am not using anything lately, so I cannot be of any real help, but this may very well be one of those weird windows issues. Did you re-install Ascom? BR, Waldemar
  13. Hi Daniel The current in your log files is quite high for both axes... This might indicate bad balance or bearing problems, though it would be a bit strange if that would happen on both axes at the same time. Very low temperatures may have some influence as well. I do not know what grease ASA uses to lubricate the mounts, but it may be worth asking them. Maybe Wolfgang can give you an answer. Cleaning and re-lubing with a grease that can handle extreme temperatures might be an option... Succes! BR, Waldemar
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