Thank you, Jasem! Do you have a firmware for the Arduino for this driver? My coding skill is subpar
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As titled, I wonder if anyone built a rotator with INDI compatible driver? I found several ones that's only supported ASCOM, not indi.
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Does the watchdog consider a failed connection (or failed data fetch) to the weather station a danger alert?
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Thanks Ed, I already have a area sensor that prevent the motor from running if the mount are not fully parked. But still, the ability to custom, delay or change the order of the shutdown procedure is really handy to have.
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A script with the ability to delay dome parking a period of time after parking mount would come in handy. I am running a remote observatory where there are multiple setup wwith different telescope parking time, on an emergency, having the ability for a setup to wait a minutes for every other mount to park before closing the ROR is important.
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A script with the ability to delay dome parking a period of time after parking mount would come in handy. I am running a remote observatory where there are multiple setup wwith different telescope parking time, on an emergency, having the ability for a setup to wait a minutes for every other mount to park before closing the ROR is important.
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Thanks Sebasiten,
Thanks for your suggestion, but I think I'll explore the approach that Ed laid out above. Ed's approach seems to be more fool proof since it directly query the UPS which knows best of the power outage situation. But thanks and good luck on your project.
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Thanks Ed, i am not aware of the Indi-Nut driver. So I just need a NUT supported UPS, a webserver running NUT that plugged into the USB/RS232 of the UPS (thinking a Raspberry Pi) and I can use indi-nut to monitor the UPS status? That seems to be the way to go. Since I am having multiple imaging rigs running in the same observatory, having a standalone webserver that all the computer can look into and act acccordingly is a must.
Thanks a heap!
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