Manually running Focus Control stops SGP from working: Windows closes the program. The other buttons within focus control work normally.
Apparently, checking the logs, it has something to do with a missing file relating to my Gemini SnapCap. Until recently (beta ~283), I did not have this problem. When running a sequence I hit the same problem. I attach both log files. sg_logfile_20191105223539.txt (22.2 KB) sg_logfile_20191105223917.txt (165.3 KB)
Yes, I ran Auto focus from the Focus Control panel after Connecting my equipment. My start-up procedure is usually manually positioning the focuser (with the Fine and Coarse buttons) close to focus and then use the Auto Focus ‘Run’ button for determining focus before I start the sequence.
With the other buttons I meant all the Fine and Coarse buttons and the Settings button within that same panel. It is only the "Run’ button that caused SGP stop working.
And your last question: Apparently, my understanding of the log-file is low. I am sorry for the confusion!
We will try our best to work this out… The OS you are using is more than 4 years old and the LTSB identifier means that you are WAY less likely to get updates to Windows. I have asked PrimaLuce if they provide updates for your Eagle2 in order to obtain a version of Windows that supports the latest .Net frameworks (which are years old btw)
Reading further on this Windows version, I get worried: For the time being upgrading to a more recent Windows 10 version is not possible, or at least very difficult. And, without an SA it will not be supported more than 5 years (from 2015)…
I will also get in touch with Filippo of PrimaLuceLab.
Did I understand it correctly that beta 339 is still compatible with the Eagle?
Filippo will be at the AIC later this week and will discuss this with the SGP developers
He sent a request to his Windows distributor whether there is an ‘easy’ upgrade path to the latest Windows 10 Enterprise version. I asked him to inform me about their reply
An alternative is to change the Windows 10 Enterprise OS to Windows 10 Pro. Apparently, this can be done without causing problems with H/W and S/W of the Eagle
Any news from PrimaLuce?
I have the same problem with the EAGLE2 and just send an email to the Primaluce support before I found that discussion here.
Thanks.
Dominik
Yes Dominik, that was his message to me as well… Since my Eagle2 is in my remote observatory, I’ll wait with downgrading to Windows Pro…
I have not yet been in contact with Eagle2 owners that have done the OS change.
I’m also interested in hearing about potential solutions for this as I have an Eagle 2. Is is just a matter of doing a fresh install with windows Pro and downloading the Eagle software (and hoping the whole wi-fi implementation works) ?