As a small suggestion, it would be useful to have a minimise button for the Automatic Observation Window, and to be able to re-focus in Automatic Observation Settings when temperature has changed, for example start focus if deltaT = 0.5 or 1 degree Celsius.
Have a nice day,
Adrian
31 résultats trouvés
- 18 sept. 2023, 19:54
- Forum : Requêtes d'amélioration
- Sujet : Minimize button for A.Obs and Focus/Celsius
- Réponses : 0
- Vues : 1111
- 17 sept. 2023, 23:00
- Forum : Télescopes / Caméras / Accessoires
- Sujet : Temperature compensation configuration
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 556
Re: Temperature compensation configuration
Thank you very much Cyril!
- 12 sept. 2023, 10:41
- Forum : Télescopes / Caméras / Accessoires
- Sujet : Temperature compensation configuration
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 556
Re: Temperature compensation configuration
Yes, but I would like Prism to handle the temperature compensation, and I cannot enter a value bigger than 1000 steps.
The optec Leo focuser has 80 nanometers per step, resolution, so I need much bigger steps
The optec Leo focuser has 80 nanometers per step, resolution, so I need much bigger steps
- 14 juin 2023, 20:33
- Forum : Télescopes / Caméras / Accessoires
- Sujet : Temperature compensation configuration
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 556
Re: Temperature compensation configuration
Also, if I try to enter -1454 into Focuser 1, I get an error: the maximum value is -1000 steps/degree
- 13 juin 2023, 17:02
- Forum : Télescopes / Caméras / Accessoires
- Sujet : Temperature compensation configuration
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 556
Temperature compensation configuration
Hello,
I have an Optec Leo focuser with an external temperature probe.
If I run the Optec wizard for determining the temperature coefficient, I get a value of -1454 steps/degree Celsius.
In Prism.v.11,focuser 1, do I input the -1454 or +1454 value?
Thank you, have a nice day
I have an Optec Leo focuser with an external temperature probe.
If I run the Optec wizard for determining the temperature coefficient, I get a value of -1454 steps/degree Celsius.
In Prism.v.11,focuser 1, do I input the -1454 or +1454 value?
Thank you, have a nice day
- 22 mai 2023, 20:41
- Forum : Traitements d'images
- Sujet : FWHM values for images
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 1090
Re: FWHM values for images
I tried your settings Marc . In order to compute the FWHM, I have to check the option "Seeing computation area defined as above"("Caculs de seeing Sur zone define ci dessus").
With that option checked everything works.
Thank you.
With that option checked everything works.
Thank you.
- 21 mai 2023, 13:56
- Forum : Traitements d'images
- Sujet : FWHM values for images
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 1090
Re: FWHM values for images
Thank you I will try with those settings. My original settings was with "whole image". I will try 1/2 central zone
- 20 mai 2023, 21:29
- Forum : Traitements d'images
- Sujet : FWHM values for images
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 1090
Re: FWHM values for images
Sure, here is a link to a couple of fits files:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... share_link
Thank you very much.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... share_link
Thank you very much.
- 19 mai 2023, 23:13
- Forum : Traitements d'images
- Sujet : FWHM values for images
- Réponses : 5
- Vues : 1090
FWHM values for images
Hello,
I am using the English version 11 of Prism.
When I select Analysis -> Quality check (stelar images), the resulting table does not compute the FWHM of my stars in a few images.
How do I set Prism to compute the FWHM of stars in the image?
Thank you.
I am using the English version 11 of Prism.
When I select Analysis -> Quality check (stelar images), the resulting table does not compute the FWHM of my stars in a few images.
How do I set Prism to compute the FWHM of stars in the image?
Thank you.
- 25 juin 2022, 21:57
- Forum : Configuration
- Sujet : Prism v.10 autoguiding settings
- Réponses : 1
- Vues : 1141
Re: Prism v.10 autoguiding settings
Problem solved. I had to check the option "reverse guide mode when looking East (DEC)" in my mount software. Now I don't have to recalibrate the guider when passing the meridian