Thank you for your answer.
Fair enough, maybe I did not gave enough background information.
I am talking about a testbench here, meaning that I am using a laptop with absolutely no physical device that is related to astronomy, only simulators.
I am trying to slew my virtual telescop to a specific location in the sky:
RA-DEC=(33.33, 66.66) in deg,deg format or equivalently
RA: 2:13:19, DEC: 66:39:36 in hh:mm:ss / dd:mm:ss format
And when the slew is over (the virtual telescope is set to slew and track), then I take a picture with the virtual camera, that is most likely snooping for the telescope informations and retrieving the right position information.
After image acquisition, I try to check with the solve-field command if the astrometry software returns value that match up to some precision to the position I set though indi.
The coordinates that are returned by astrometry are (as you can see in the logs above):
Field center: (RA,Dec) = (32.947331, 66.570193) deg.
Field center: (RA H:M:S, Dec D:M:S) = (02:11:47.359, +66:34:12.693).
Which is not very close to what I was looking for (more than 600 arcsec drift)
I am trying to figure out what is the reason for this discrepancy