I just loaded the image onto a RPi3 and booted it up, INSTANT Success! I still need to learn the options and practice, but I can see that you have a winner here! Anxiously awaiting IAH Ver3, ASAP! Also, will you be including support for the ZWO cameras in that release? Particularly the ASI174MM and ASI1600MM?
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While this works fine, and has full function SW, it is still time consuming and a bit overkill for some basic AP sessions. I have been doing remote AP using a fully configured windows system at the scope site, and using RDP/VNC to remote control that machine from the comforts oh Home, RV, Trailer, Tent.
Then the modified skyset file will adjust the orientation of the FOV. The FOV needs to be set in Skysafari itself by choosing your equipment. I did think I could have multiple boxes in SS, which appears to work, but wondered if there's something I'm missing? I can make a box the same FOV size as my camera and scope, but when I change the scope or camera I have to upload a new settings file to iAH. I 'think' the centre point and field rotation are correct, it's just the box size as far as I can tell. SS4 & 5 have a new FOV view which is based on specific telescope/camera combinations, so I'm wondering if that's the issue? If I have an FOV box configured when I save the settings, it also appears in the plate solved image, but it doesn't necessarily give the correct size. I've copied the settings file from SS to /home/pi/What's missing is the bounding box showing the exact FOV.
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One minor issue though:- I'm using SkySafari 4 Plus on a Mac, also SS5 on an iPad. Now that I understand the process - connect the scope then apply the iAH downloaded settings - I can get a plate solved position and then align the scope to it. Along with this I've also had another go at plate solving with SkySafari (never got around to mastering this). I have an 808B device I've been using for most of this time, but decided to try out the RPi3 so I can connect to my LAN via Ethernet when running it at home. I've been using iAH since the early days.
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