The Lagoon is high overhead right now, so I grabbed a series of NB shots through my WO Star71 and ASI1600MM Pro. EKOS performed perfectly through the night, changing filters, focusing, and a perfect automated meridian flip with plate solving and reacquiring a suitable guide star.

I did find one bug - but not a work stopper. When setting the new delay time between post-dither guiding resume and when the camera resumes taking an exposure, the system changes 5 seconds to 0.5 seconds. The decimate point is one character off. This may simply be an ASCII string conversion error when the status message is sent, because the actual wait time was indeed 5 seconds.

That's a nice picture. Nice work.

Beautiful! I am very jealous that you can see this so far overhead. It only rises to 20° for me.

I noticed the same thing yesterday. Delay was set to 3s but was shown to be 0.3s.

Jaw-dropping photo!