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EQMOD cable for Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi and Virtuoso GTi mounts enables direct control of Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi, AZ-GTe and Virtuoso GTi mounts from a computer, ASIAIR or another compatible device, bypassing the SynScan hand controller. The cable connects the computer to the hand controller port on the mount and allows astronomical software to control the mount operation. This solution is useful both for visual observing and astrophotography, especially when the mount is operated from planetarium software, image acquisition software or an autoguiding system.

Key features

• direct mount control from a computer, ASIAIR or another compatible device
• operation without the SynScan hand controller
• mount control through popular astronomical software
• possibility of more accurate GoTo pointing when working with suitable software
• guiding and autoguiding support through ASCOM or INDI
• full mount control from computer planetarium software
• possibility of updating the mount firmware, if supported by the given mount and manufacturer procedure
• compatibility with Windows, Linux and ASIAIR systems

Set contents

• EQMOD USB cable for controlling Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi / AZ-GTe / Virtuoso GTi mounts

Compatibility

• Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi
• Sky-Watcher AZ-GTe
• Sky-Watcher Virtuoso GTi

Compatible software

• ASCOM / EQMOD – Windows
• INDI – Linux
• ASIAIR
• Stellarium
• KStars
• SharpCap
• PHD2

Technical parameters

• type: USB signal cable for mount control
• connector 1: USB type A – for computer, ASIAIR or another control device
• connector 2: RJ12 / RJ11 – for the hand controller port on the mount
• length: 95 cm or 2 m, depending on the version
• installation and Windows drivers: astronocnik.pl/eqmod

The EQMOD cable makes it easy to integrate a Sky-Watcher mount into a computer-controlled setup, simplifying work with planetarium software, autoguiding and astrophotography applications.