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Autoguider and Telescope Controls 2
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7. In the “FL IN MM” field (focal length in millimeters), type in the focal length, in millimeters, of your
guide scope.
8. Locate a star using your telescope’s alignment and Go To procedures. Focus and prepare the imager
as described earlier in this manual. You may now use the arrow keys (28) to center the object you have
chosen. Click on an arrow to move in that direction at Guide Speed. Hold and drag on an arrow in the
direction you wish to move to increase the speed. Hold and drag an arrow in the opposite direction to
decrease speed. Release to stop.
9. If your telescope has motorized focus, use the focus button to focus on the object (only one focus speed is
available).
10. Draw a tracking box around the star.
11. Click the Track Here button (the button then displays “Tracking”). Will Cal displays on the Calibrate button.
12. When you click on the Track Here button (you do not need to press the Will Cal button), the program begins
to calibrate. It then begins to autoguide your telescope and displays X and Y error coordinates in the Status
Display box (24). When the program is done calibrating, it will start tracking and a yellow circle will appear
on your target object.
13. Click the Tracking button (the button then displays “Track Here” again) to stop tracking.
If you don’t move your telescope or rotate the guider assembly, you do not need to recalibrate. However, if you
wish to recalibrate, click on the No Cal button to force it to calibrate (which will then display “Will Cal”).
The Track Last button will start tracking from where it was (the last tracking position) before it was stopped.