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Tour Mode
The telescopes include a tour feature which automatically
allows the user to choose from a list of interesting objects
based on the date and time in which you are observing. The
automatic tour will display only those objects that are within
your set filter limits (see Filter Limits in the Setup Procedures
section of the manual). To activate the Tour mode, press the
TOUR key (6) on the hand control. The hand control will display
the best objects to observe that are currently in the sky.
• Toseeinformationanddataaboutthedisplayedobject,
press the INFO key.
• Toslewtotheobjectdisplayed,pressENTER.
• Toseethenexttourobject,presstheUpkey.
Constellation Tour
In addition to the Tour Mode, your telescope has a Constellation
Tour that allows the user to take a tour of all the best objects in
each of the 88 constellations. Selecting Constellation from the
LIST menu will display all the constellation names that are above
the user defined horizon (filter limits). Once a constellation is
selected, you can choose from any of the database object catalogs
to produce a list of all the available objects in that constellation.
• Toseeinformationanddataaboutthedisplayedobject,
press the INFO key.
• Toslewtotheobjectdisplayed,pressENTER.
• Toseethenexttourobject,presstheUpkey.
Direction Buttons
The hand control has four direction buttons (3) in the center
of the hand control which control the telescope’s motion
in altitude (up and down) and azimuth (left and right). The
telescope can be controlled at nine different speed rates.
Rate Button
Pressing the RATE key (11) allows you to instantly change the
speed rate of the motors from high speed slew rate to precise
guiding rate or anywhere in between. Each rate corresponds to
a number on the hand controller key pad. The number 9 is the
fastest rate (3º per second, depending on power source) and is
used for slewing between objects and locating alignment stars.
The number 1 on the hand control is the slowest rate (0.5x
sidereal) and can be used for accurate centering of objects in
the eyepiece and photographic guiding. To change the speed
rate of the motors:
• PresstheRATEkeyonthehandcontrol.TheLCDwilldisplay
the current speed rate.
• Pressthenumberonthehandcontrolthatcorrespondsto
the desired speed. The number will appear in the upper-right
corner of the LCD display to indicate that the rate has
been changed.
The hand control has a “double button” feature that allows you
to instantly speed up the motors without having to choose a
speed rate. To use this feature, simply press the arrow button
that corresponds to the direction that you want to move the
telescope. While holding that button down, press the opposite
directional button. This will increase the slew rate to the
maximum slew rate.
The direction that a star moves in the eyepiece when a direction
is pressed will change depending on which side of the Meridian
the telescope tube is positioned. In order to change the
direction of the arrow buttons, see Scope Setup Features later
in this section.
SEtup proCEDurES
The Hand Control contains many user defined setup functions
designed to give the user control over the telescope’s many
advanced features. All of the setup and utility features can be
accessed by pressing the MENU key and scrolling through
the options:
Tracking Mode — This allows you to change the way the
telescope tracks depending on the type of mount being used
to support the telescope. The telescope has three different
tracking modes:
EQ North Used to track the sky when the telescope is
polar aligned in the Northern Hemisphere.
EQ South Used to track the sky when the telescope is
polar aligned in the Southern Hemisphere.
Off When using the telescope for terrestrial
(land) observation, the tracking can be
turned off so that the telescope
never moves.
Tracking Rate — In addition to being able to move the
telescope with the hand control buttons, your telescope will
continually track a celestial object as it moves across the night
sky. The tracking rate can be changed depending on what
type of object is being observed:
Sidereal This rate compensates for the rotation
of the Earth by moving the telescope at
the same rate as the rotation of the Earth,
but in the opposite direction. When the
telescope is polar aligned, this can be
accomplished by moving the telescope in
right ascension only.
Lunar Used for tracking the moon when
observing the lunar landscape.
Solar Used for tracking the Sun when solar
observing with the proper filter.
ViewTime-Site— Displays the current time and longitude/
latitude downloaded from the optional CN-16 GPS receiver.
It will also display other relevant time-site information like
time zone, daylight saving and local sidereal time. Local
sidereal time (LST) is useful for knowing the right ascension
of celestial objects that are located on the Meridian at that
time. View Time-Site will always display the last saved time and
location entered while it is linking with the GPS. Once current
information has been received, it will update the displayed
information. If GPS is switched off or not present, the hand
control will only display the last saved time and location.
User Defined Objects — Your telescope can store up to 100
different user defined objects in its memory. The objects can
be daytime land objects or an interesting celestial object that
you discover that is not included in the regular database. There
are several ways to save an object to memory depending on
what type of object it is:
GoTo Object To go to any of the user defined objects
stored in the database, scroll down to
ninE availablE SlEW SpEEDS
1 = 0.5x 4 = 8x 7 = 1º / sec
2 = 1x (sidereal)
5 = 16x 8 = 2º / sec
3 = 4x 6 = 64x 9 = 5º / sec
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