I'm just about to try this interesting feature, but I notice during my "desk tests" that it moves the EAF during a capture of the camera. I read that the EAF driver has to snoop the camera driver to avoid movement during capture... is this implemented, and how can I activate it?
Thx and CS
Bernd
254/1450 mm Newton, 130/730 mm APO, 70/336 mm APO, EQ6-R, ZWO EAF focusers, DeepSkyPro 2600c, ASI183MM, Intel NUC 8i5, Ubuntu 22.04
I set the parameters in the EAF driver's T compensation tab to 10 steps/deg, hysteresis 0.5 deg, averaging 5 samples.
I warmed the T sensor with my fingers and the EAF started to compensate. The T sensor cooled down again and the EAF compensated in reverse direction. All as expected.
Then I started a 20 s preview capture in Ekos' camera tab and warmed the T sensor again.
My expectation was that the EAF would not move during the 20 s exposure, but wait until the frame was finished.
But the EAF moved regardless of the 20 s preview exposure that was running.
Therefore my question how I can achieve that the focuser remains still during an exposure. Or is it maybe that this only works in a proper image capture series job?
254/1450 mm Newton, 130/730 mm APO, 70/336 mm APO, EQ6-R, ZWO EAF focusers, DeepSkyPro 2600c, ASI183MM, Intel NUC 8i5, Ubuntu 22.04