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A5100 under Astroberry tips

Some tips to quick start. Camera Settings Tab : 1: Shoot Mode: Manual Exposure Quality: RAW 2: Drive mode: BRK C 0.3EV 3 ( Cont. Bracket 0.3EV 3 Image) 5: DRO/Auto HDR: Off  6: High ISO NR: low ( Actually dimmed/ not selectable) 8: Auto Slow Shut.: Off Setup Tab : 3: USB connection: PC Remote USB LUN Setting: Multi Sony cameras are picky on USB cable.  Camera will display always " Connecting... USB", no matter which type of USB cable is connected!!!, But not all USB cables work Astroberry INDI: Presets: 1/10 ( or any value less than 1) (indi-3rdparty, indi-gphoto, gphoto-driver.cpp) wait until Expose Indicator turns to  yellow.  minimize control panel. use EKOS as usual.  note: You cannot set the shutter speed to [BULB] in the following situations: When the [Smile Shutter] function is activated. When the [Auto HDR] function is activated. When [Picture Effect] is set to [HDR Painting] or [Rich-tone Mono.]. When the [Multi Frame NR] function is activated. When the...

Astroberry update for raspberry pi debian

  via Astroberry Repo repo release  location here atm, buster is stable release, and bullseye is still under development  Astroberry provides APT repository with binary packages for Raspberry Pi OS operating system buster for armhf architecture. Run the following commands in your terminal to add Astroberry APT repository to your system. wget -O - https://www.astroberry.io/repo/key | sudo apt-key add -   sudo su -c "echo 'deb https://www.astroberry.io/repo/ buster main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/astroberry.list" sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade You should NOT use this repository for devices other than Raspberry Pi or operating systems other than Raspberry Pi OS.     apt update vs apt upgrade   astroberry installation guide BE CAREFUL when you want to update IndiLib from their website !!! They have shown how to do it on: Ubuntu Fedora Gentoo  MAC OSX but NOT On debian : Debian ( which better to follo...

KStars and using ASI120 in Astroberry

First of all, ZWO's ASI AIR do not support its own ASI120 cameras. Here's to show how it can be done using free and open source astroberry instead from kStars > tools> Ekos It's better to do capture, guiding etc in Ekos.  These steps in blue are just for reference, that the capturing can be done under INDI settings too.    These are INDI settings, Controls tab. Use the Main Control tab to take a shot INDI: INDI Controls and Ekos. These displayed values are duplicates   INDI control: you can control camera's gain and offset here too. ( Instead of in Ekos). Not sure what the other settings are for. Bandwidth is USB bandwidth? INDI: exposure is set in Main Control.  NB: if you change the exposure in Ekos, the displayed value here in INDI  is not always updated here.  Vice versa, if you set a new value here in INDI, the displayed value in Ekos, however, is also changed. In astroberry, you can also use FireCapture   exposure settings in of differ...

astroberry wifi not working

out of the box, Wi Fi connection is not yet set up( for internet access), and WiFi HotSpot is set at priority -999, which is lower than 0 ( default priority) Please note that the wireless port can be set either as Wi Fi HotSpot mode, or Wi Fi client mode ( to connect to your local Wi Fi network), but NOT both at the same time.  assuming your home network is set as 192.168.1.### segment. In this way, astroberry is set as HotSpot mode, you will find that you cannot connect to internet !!! On astroberry.io, Quick Start suggest using wireless connection to connect to internet, but I suggest using wired connection. Simple solution: 1. connect wired ethernet from router to astroberry. Internet access is via this ethernet connection. 2. connect to astroberry via HotSpot. 3. once logged in, update the apps if necessary. In addition, you may do this 4. check  ip address  of astroberry from router 5 use putty to SSH, and login login as astroberry.  6 or use VNC viewer to conn...