Teleskop-Service TSEQ25 User Manual Download Page 6

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f

g

Equatorial mount TSEQ25

User manual

Set the latitude of the mount to the latitude of 
your observation site.
To do this, loosen the toggle screw 

f

 and use 

the screw g to set the correct polar height. 
Tighten the toggle screw 

f

.

In order to minimize the load on the mount 
and to be able to move the telescope as 
easily as possible, all parts on the mount 
(counterweight, tube with accessories on the 
eyepiece side, etc.) should be balanced, i.e. 
brought into equilibrium.
To do this, set up the telescope with the 
mount so that you have enough space to 
slew the telescope without the tube hitting 
objects in the vicinity.
Now first open the clamping screw on the 
upper axis (Dec axis, 

c

).

Move the counterweight to the lower end of 
the counterweight rod and clamp it there. 
Turn the RA axis so that the counterweight is 
at the lowest position and clamp the axis in 
this position.
Loosen the clamp of the upper axis (Dec axis, 
c), bring the telescope tube into the horizontal 
position and check whether the tube remains 
in this position or moves to one side due to 
an imbalance.

Balancing telescope and mount

Adjusting the latitude

d

c

Summary of Contents for TSEQ25

Page 1: ...1 Equatorial mount TSEQ25 User manual User manual Equatorial mount TSEQ25...

Page 2: ...crack and cause you to lose your eyesight Also please do not use the telescope for solar projection The heat generated inside may destroy the telescope eyepiece Never leave the telescope unattended e...

Page 3: ...nual show a different mount Overview a Declination fine adjustment b Right ascension fine adjustment c Clamping of the declination axis d Clamping of the right ascension axis e Counterweight f Clampin...

Page 4: ...d head using the screws provided Make sure that the holders for the storage plate face inwards Plug the storage plate and holder together as shown in the picture and lock the connection by turning the...

Page 5: ...f the axis Attach the counterweight rod and turn the mount head so that the rod points down wards Then lock both axes with the clamping screws Then remove the knurled screw at the lower end of the cou...

Page 6: ...ibrium To do this set up the telescope with the mount so that you have enough space to slew the telescope without the tube hitting objects in the vicinity Now first open the clamping screw on the uppe...

Page 7: ...jacent picture parallel to the RA axis The inclination may differ from that shown in the image Make sure that the Dec axis clamping screw c is locked and open the clamping screw of the RA axis d Loose...

Page 8: ...ing the RA axis Look along the Dec axis If this axis points to Polaris you have aligned your mount accu rately enough for visual observing You can now loosen the axis clamps and slew the telescope to...

Page 9: ...tude east or west angular distance from the prime meridian In the sky declination corresponds to latitu de Thereby stands for the northern for the southern hemisphere The longitude is represented by t...

Page 10: ...aft making sure that the grub screw is positioned over the flattened side of the shaft Carefully tighten the grub screw 5 Slide the motor shaft onto the flexible coupling and rotate the motor unit so...

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