Did you check port and baud rate?

No. Where can I check it?

If I understand correctly, this is not baud rate and there is no correct port. But I do not know why

You have your ZWO AM5 set up for Network connection (green) in the Indi Control Panel. Click on the Serial button and then the serial port and baud rate options should be available.

I tried ofcourse. But when i click on Serial the port is not getting available still

Did you check the USB devices on your system with "lsusb"? You should get something like "Bus 001 Device 008: ID 03c3:4001 ZWO Systems ZWO Device" for the AM5.

On the Indi Control Panel for the ZWO AM5, you should see, among others, the AM5 port "ZWO_Systems_ZWO_Device_..." in the System Ports list and the Port being selected should be ZWO_Systems_ZWO_Device... one. Baud rate on mine is 9600, I have the automatic search enabled also.

Other than that, I am not sure of what it can be.

Sorry, I don't understand what you mean. When I plug in the EQmod mount I see the correct ports. But when connecting AM5, these ports are not available.

OK, while you try to connect your AM5 with the Indi driver via serial, do you also have the AM5 connected to the ZWO AM5 app via WiFi? That may be the reason why Indi won't connect via serial; dual connection, WiFi with the ZWO app and serial connection via Indi is likely not allowed so you should disconnect the mount from the ZWO AM5 app. Attached is a screenshot of my Indi screen for the ZWO AM5. I do not use the ZWO app nor do I try to connect via WiFi.

Hope this helps.

I also tried this. The remote control s not even connected. It seems to me that the problem is in the driver. Maybe try using a different version of the app. Currently in use 3.6.4

One of your screen shots show that you are using Serial but also show IP address and port which is strange. Sorry I do not have more suggestions for now.

Thanks for trying to help) What version of the app are you using?

Running KStars 3.6.4 Stable, on a MeLe PC running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

I understand that you are running on a Mac and are using an ASI Mount Controller app (version 1.8.2) that seems to connect to your AM5 mount. That indicates to me that the mount connects to the Mac serial port so I do not see any reason why it should not be found by, and connect to Indi. Do you always connect via the ASI mount controller app or was it a test to see if it would connect to the app? Could it be that the ASI mount controller app does not release the serial port correctly if you disconnect it, and prevents Indi from accessing the serial port? Sorry I don't know the Mac and OSX enough.

Good luck.