I think I've found the source of the issues and it was related to... USB cables and, probably, interference! The mount works like a charm now. I have a RPi 4B and, currently, I use all of the USB ports. To one of the ports I connect the ATIK CCD and if I use a USB 3.0|1 cable, I immediately get issues. I suspect that there are some interference going on between the ports. I didn't think that could be the case as I tried everything, shutting down all devices until only the mount was switched on, but, alas, the problem remained. Switching the CCD USB 3.0|1 cable to a v2 solved the problem immediately.
Lesson learned? I need to get a powered USB hub which will probably solve the issue as I assume they're probably better shielded.
Phew, I really love my Zero so happy camper now!
Cheers
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Hi Ken!
I hope you're OK me chiming in on this thread. I'm not planning on hijacking it, rather the contrary
The reason for me doing this is that since "x number of Astroberry version ago" me Avalon Zero started to behave erratic. The first issue I recognized was the mixup of east/west in the EKOS polar alignment tool. This has been acknowledged of being a bug probably in the Indi StarGo driver. This can be handled albeit a little cumbersome...
What is bogging me is that my mount has started to "loose track of where it is" after x number of slews. I've described it in this forum here:
www.avalon-instruments.com/forum/welcome...timeout-error-code-4
I DO NOT assume that you'll look into this particular case BUT as you expressed an interest (intention?) to look into the StarGo Indi driver I thought you might be interested.
I've contacted Avalon regarding my issue(s) but have yet to hear from them...
Looking forward to hear from you.
Clear skies!