OK It happened again last night.

I set an alarm for 2:30am when the target passes the meridian but didn't wake, so missed it. When I went to the mount at 3:45 it was spun and the cables on both axes were wrapped around their shafts. Pictures below.
What I can see though is that both axes went beyond their end stops. Could it be an incorrect setting in the mount setup that allows this ?
If anyone can post what should be set on this I'd be grateful.
I also remember there are a lot of options in EKOS setup around which way is up/down etc. Could I have these set up wrongly and could cause this ?
Any help gratefully accepted. 

   



021-11-05T03:45:26 CCD capture aborted
2021-11-05T03:45:26 Post-flip alignment failed.
2021-11-05T03:45:13 Post-flip alignment failed. Retrying...
2021-11-05T03:45:00 Post-flip alignment failed. Retrying...
2021-11-05T03:42:56 Performing post flip re-alignment...
2021-11-05T03:42:56 Telescope completed the meridian flip.
2021-11-05T03:41:38 Received image 6 out of 50.
2021-11-05T03:41:38 Download Time: 0.71 s, New Download Time Estimate: 0.74 s.
2021-11-05T03:41:04 Capturing 30.000-second image...
2021-11-05T03:41:04 Dither complete.
2021-11-05T03:41:04 Dithering succeeded.
2021-11-05T03:41:01 Dithering...
2021-11-05T03:41:01 Received image 5 out of 50.
2021-11-05T03:41:01 Download Time: 0.72 s, New Download Time Estimate: 0.74 s.
2021-11-05T03:40:27 Capturing 30.000-second image...

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