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 My autoguider port seems to have a problem. How do I check it?
Answer Issue a command to move your mount from your autoguider program or autoguider hand control (not to be confused with the scope’s NexStar hand control).

The movement is very small, so you need to look at your scope hand control to see it rather than at the mount itself.

To see the RA – DEC values and their change when doing this, press MENU > UTILITIES > GET AXIS POSITIONS.

If these positions change in the right direction and amount, then your autoguider port is not the source of any autoguiding tracking problem.

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Created On: Apr 01 2010 01:19 PM

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