Hi!
Well, I was not thinking straight here....
The two focuser controllers: they have the same vendor ID and serial header, to the best of my knowledge. I can this far find nothing to persistently differentiate them.
However, this is only an issue if they are connected to the SAME R-Pi. When I connect them each to a different R-Pi, that is no longer an issue.
So now I have a functional setup (I think) for two scopes, two cameras and two focusers. Camera 2 + Focuser 2 connected to a separate R-Pi (R-Pi 2), drivers connect as remote device to Ekos running on R-Pi 1. I've created aliases so as to clearly differentiate the two Moonlites (now called SW_Moonlite and C8_Moonlite). I've created two profiles in Ekos on R-Pi 1, one for camera 1, focuser 1, guider and mount, and one for camera 2, focuser 2, guider and mount. Now I can choose which profile to use for a particular job in the Scheduler. This means that I now can set the scheduler to shift camera/scope in the middle of night, without me waking up. YES!
However, the only real reason I now have R-Pi, is to differentiate the two Moonlites (MyFocuserPro with Moonlite driver). It seems this far to work OK, but a bit "heavy" solution for differntiating them. So any idea on how to do it with only ONE R-Pi is still very welcome.
Final small issue: It was years since I started the indiserver manually. I guess I could insert a small command somewhere on R-Pi2 to just start the indiserver with the "C8 Moonlite", with indi_moonlite_driver, automatically on Boot and avoid the need to run Ekos and start it "manually". If anyone can advice me on that, I'd be even more happy than I am right now
Thanks for all assistance with this!
Magnus