I discussed with the guy from AN. 4200 indexes are made using 2MASS J-band, at 1.25 µm, completely out of the sensitivity range of our sensors. In opposite, 4100 indexes are using Tycho-2 catalog with magnitude in the visible light range. As AN algorithm is sensitive magnitude ordering of stars, it is doing a better job with 4100 indexes when using camera operating in the visible light range.
Therefore, I would suggest that ansvr download 4100 indexes when available, i.e. from 4119 down to 4107.
For those who are interested, I made a new version of 4100 indexes that are using Tycho-2 Vt magnitude. This magnitude from hipparcos Vt band as its maximum around 525 nm, like green pixels from DSLR. It seems more suitable than default Bt band (maxium around 425 nm).
It can be downloaded at:
This is a single zip file with indexes from 4119 down to 4107 (named index-41xx-Vt.fits). You have to put it in the same folder as your 4200 or 4100 indexes (and remove the corresponding indexes to avoid search in all indexes).