As a workaround, you can use CGX with the direct USB cable by treating it as a networked scope and running this command before connecting:
nc -l 9801 > /dev/ttyS0 < /dev/ttyS0Just replace ttyS0 with your actual serial device name. Then you can connect to the scope as ethernet at 127.0.0.1 for the IP and 9801 as the port.
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Yeah. I'm doing some testing now to see if I can figure out a way to automatically detect it. Might just need yet another switch on the driver to enable/disable the feature.
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Thanks fabrizio. I'll take a look. For the CGX (and I imagine the CGX-L) we have a USB port of the mount itself that uses the same protocol as the RTS/CTS, just without the actual RTS/CTS. It would be awesome to be able to use that. Also, these mounts will go to HA=6, DEC=90 when then MC_LEVEL_START command is sent to both axes. This would make the first sync point very easy to add for these mounts.
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Hey Fabrizio, where is the latest version hosted? Because the latest changes I see in master are from months ago.
github.com/indilib/indi-3rdparty/tree/master/indi-celestronaux
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Yep. I created a service file to start on boot. And ctrl-c is the proper way to stop it.
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No problem. If you have any issues, report them on github. I've been using it for a few sessions now, and it seems pretty stable running in docker.
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