2021-08-09, 03:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 2021-08-09, 04:17 PM by theskyhound.)
Hello Jack,
The telescope cross hairs are controlled via the Eyepiece Viewer, so you need to open that and change some settings to make it visible.
Phil, the telescope position cross hairs are not the same thing as the target cross hairs and there is no preferences setting for them.
1. Connect to the telescope mount
2. Open the IA
3. Click on Eyepiece View
4. To the right of "Lock to" select "Telescope"
5. Right-click on the atlas background and select Center Chart at scope position. This will show you what you will see when the Eyepiece View is open. It should display an eyepiece field of view circle.
6. To reset back to the cross hairs, close the Interactive Atlas, open it to the current target object, but don't open the Eyepiece View. You should see the blinking cross hairs at the position of the telescope.
The telescope cross hairs are controlled via the Eyepiece Viewer, so you need to open that and change some settings to make it visible.
Phil, the telescope position cross hairs are not the same thing as the target cross hairs and there is no preferences setting for them.
1. Connect to the telescope mount
2. Open the IA
3. Click on Eyepiece View
4. To the right of "Lock to" select "Telescope"
5. Right-click on the atlas background and select Center Chart at scope position. This will show you what you will see when the Eyepiece View is open. It should display an eyepiece field of view circle.
6. To reset back to the cross hairs, close the Interactive Atlas, open it to the current target object, but don't open the Eyepiece View. You should see the blinking cross hairs at the position of the telescope.
Clear skies,
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound