Thanks, I looked it up, and no, it has a totally different protocol, so you'll have to use Maxim, or someday I'll get an ascom camera driver working. Dan

SiTech Protocol is our own protocol, not any camera that uses an IP. So the way you're trying to access it, won't work. Can you tell me what model and brand of camera you're using? Dan

it could be that you're tracking on startup. There's the autotrack in ServoConfig (the equatorial mode), or SiTechExe has an option. If you have either autotrack on startup, SiTech will (and rightly s

SOmetimes when you unzip it, there is a C:\ProgramData\SiTech\Platesolve3Catalogs\Platesolve3Catalogs\ and underneath that there are 3 directories labeled UC4, UC4Mag14, Orca and those 3 directories h

Try this link, I added an 's' to the http. https://siderealtechnology.com/SiTechSetup095Z.exe

I hope so! Let me know of any problems. Dan

I just realized the link to 95Z has a console associated with it. It's for my own troubleshooting. So I made a new installer for 95Z that doesn't have the console. It also copies the SiTech TCP protoc

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I finally finished the tcp satellite portion of the tcp protocol. You'll have to use this version. http://siderealtechnology.com/SiTechExe095Z.zip Below is the protocol documentation. Dan Starting wit

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There was no endpoint listening at http://localhost:8003/ServoWCF/Service/ServoControl that could accept the message. This is often caused by a malformed address or SOAP action. See InnerException if

You can use NetStat to find active ports and their applications, in case something else is using port 8003 Run the cmd as administrator netstat -nb Dan

Does ServoCommunicator continue to run? Check the log files, and also the log window for any messages. Run SiTechRotator from the command line, and see if there's a message when it exits. Dan

Hi Stafan, Sorry about that, we still haven't finished the ServoConfig2 yet, It will be a lot more obvious when we do. Glad you got it working, and I'm not sure why it was something else. If you're tr

Hi George, I've never seen that problem before. What do you mean "Parallels on a MacBook Pro", sorry for my lack of knowledge of Macs. Dan

Hi Stefan, Use ServoConfig. Go to the Terminal program. Type XXN<E> (E) means press enter. The return value should be 12 for using both encoders. If it isn't type XXN12<E> then XW<E>. Let us know. Dan

Try upgrading the firmware. Hold the ESC and RTN buttons down, and while holding, power up the controller. If an LED flashes, then you can upgrade the flash. The latest for the ServoI is here: http://

The servoI controller has a crowbar solution to polarity protection. There's a reverse polarity diode after the fuse. If you connect it backwards, it simply blows the fuse. Sounds like you nee a new f

Hi Pierre, Could you email me one of the images that doesn't solve? Thanks, Dan

Hi guys, there's a drawing here: http://siderealtechnology.com/PittmanMotorDimensions.jpg Dan

we're awaiting the shipment so we can reverse engineer the trouble. We're not sure at this point what's going on. Dan

I've converted a couple, and others have as well. You have to either replace the brushless motors with brushed motors, or us our ForceOne brushless controller. Dan