The solver engine was developed as an essential part for the stacker. acceleration of the Solar System with respect to the rest frame of remote extragalactic sources. No INDI interface was ever foreseen or planned for the stacker part of the program. Acceleration of the Solar System from Gaia astrometry. I could setup my raspberry PI3 for testing but at the moment it is only used as a development tool.
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#Creating a remote astrometry file windows
The parameters (binning, search field.) can be configured in the program and will be saved if you leave the program via file, exit.Īt the moment, I have no INDI setup (only Windows & ASCOM) so testing using INDI is a little difficult. AstroBin interfaces with and PixInsight to provide state-of-the-art plate-solution overlays and precise astrometry data. So the complete command line could be something like Other details like field of view, initial position will be extracted from the fits file header. I thought if one parked the scope prior to turning it off (in a permanent observatory), it would still be aligned when turned on due. Prior to this Id set up the scope, polar align the mount with polar scope, turn the mount on, manually point to a alignment star, sync, then Im ready to go. In principle if the input is a fits file, it would only require the fits file name as command line parameter. Remote Astronomy - posted in Beginners Forum (No astrophotography): I now have a permanent observatory. That 's what I understand from the screens shots. Probably a script could work, but there seems no need for since you can specify path, solver name and parameters in the remote setup.
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