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amendolajamie wrote: I am connecting a ZWO 1600MM Pro to the USB3 port, and a ZWO 178MC for guiding to the USB2 port on the 1600. That's all that' connected other than power which is a canna power supply made for the RPI4. I'm using google mesh WIFI which I imagine supports both 2.4, and 5GHz, but right now it is showing that it is connected through 2.4GHz
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wvreeven wrote: Regarding using a powered hub for the ASI equipment: I have been using ASI1600MM and ASI6200MM cameras with an ASI120MC-S and ASI EFW chained to it with no issues whatsoever on USB3 ports of various hardware, including RPi4. Just my $0.02
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gilesco wrote: Do you use the integrated USB2 hub on the ASI1600MM, or directly EFW / Guide devices to the Pi?
Also, do you use any specific bandwidth values for the cameras in the configuration?
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