# Dell Wysee 5070

The 5070 is a pretty good StellarmateX device. It it more modern than the M93p ThinkCentre

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<blockquote>="Axel post=93342 userid=4376"] 1. INDILib, and it's dependencies ... To build libindi from source see instructions on indilib.org"
What does that mean? Do I have to recompile the hole INDI (with make install) or just need to install the dependencies in Linux (which did lead to the error on compiling "indi_arduino_cap":
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Yes I have to

Then I got

-- Found INDI-DRIVERS: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libindidriver.so
-- Configuring done
-- Generating done
-- Build files have been written to: /myProjectpath/build/indi_arduino_cap

Hi there,

I like to reopen this because I like to implement this with "Indi Arduino Cap" (github.com/magnue/indi_arduino_cap ). Did anybody have success in compiling get this running with an Arduino (not with Raspberry PI!)? This is from the same author like "Servoblaster". Unfortunately the instrucions on the Github page how to compile things are very, let's say rudimentary.

Therefore some dump questions on the instructions there.

The Readme says, I have to install dependencies:

1. INDILib, and it's dependencies ... To build libindi from source see instructions on indilib.org"
   What does that mean? Do I have to recompile the hole INDI (with make install) or just need to install the dependencies in Linux (which did lead to the error: "

   CMake Error at cmake_modules/FindINDIDriver.cmake:43 (message):
     INDI-DRIVERS not found!
   Call Stack (most recent call first):
     CMakeLists.txt:17 (FIND_PACKAGE)

2. PyFirmata, and it's dependencies...To install PyFirmata see this page on pypi.org
   There are two ways of installing PyFirmata: I used pip. Is this enough?
3. How do I install PyFirmata on the Arduino. The homepage github.com/firmata/arduino says "There are two main models of usage of Firmata. In one model, the author of the Arduino sketch uses the various methods provided by the Firmata library to selectively send and receive data between the Arduino device and the software running on the host computer"
   Which method to use in this context?

Please be careful posting such a solution The given architecture is MANDATORY for the porblem! you cannot simply combine 32 and 64bit programms.

You get the info this way:

stellarmate@stellarmate:~ $ uname -m
aarch64

Tested on Linux Client (Kstars on Linux PC):

Works a little more convenient. No problem with the format, but with directory. Also here the "local" directory anf format setting applies like set for the Stellarmate device which assumes there is a directory /home/stellarmate (which I don't dare to change, to mix things up):

- had to create the directory /home/stellarmate/Pictures and /home/stellarmate/Videos
- set access rights, so the PC client user can read the directory

chown -R myuser:myuser /home/stellarmate

Take 03

I deattached the WIndows KStars sessionf from StellarmateX (deconnect). I then stopped the active EKOS profile and restarted. And voilá: the settings are back and working.

Conclusion / question:
I am sure, Jasem did the correct job, because this behavior seems to be intended. Choose to work with the client Program: upload to client. Or choose to work with Stellarmate via VNC plus Smate app only (!): upload to the Smate device. I know, there is EKOS-Live for a partly solution without using VNC, but:

1. Should it not be possible to distinguish the path of the local and the remote device.
2. KStars and EKOS is a platform independent Client/Server program, so it should be possible to connect a Client and choose to save to the StellarmateX device to avoid traffic. This is not possible in the moment (did not test on Linux).

Most likely, I do not see the point in the Stellarmate universe and are wrong
I give myself a coffee pause. Probably I'll find a solution ...

Cheers, Axel

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I altered the "Upload" settings to "Both". In Indi, in EKOS. On the Client (KStars on PC) and in StellarmateX (VNC).
This lead to strange Upload behaviour on the StellarnateX device:

StellarmateX - error on file format settings



Hi there,

yesterday, I installed my first StellarmateX on a Lenovo M99p ThinkCentre Thin Client .

What I did: I also have a Pi. I liked to preserve my settings and like always I started the system, stopped KStars on the new StellarmateX installation. Then I copied with

rsync -av --delete local_dir remotepc:remote_dir

• .indi
• .ZWO
• .local/share/kstars
• .config/kstars*

1. I configured a named profile with EKOS with the same settings like in SmateX
2. I configured the profile in the INDi profile manger and deselected "Auto connect"
3. I also configured KStars to not connect on startup

Take a look into your Filter settings. I encountered yesterday evening, the same problem. The "last AF Solution" had been used from filter settings.