Hi,
I have a problem where NINA (or possibly SynScan Pro or the mount) is slewing way faster in the RA axis than it thinks it is. This leads to the mount overshooting substantially and I have no idea how to fix this. The following is what I can see:
Point at any point in the sky
Do a plate solve in NINA and sync to the mount
Slew the mount along the RA axis for enough time to expect a substantial difference (say an hour)
Note the RA value reported by NINA
Plate Solve again, not the discrepancy
For example if I slew for an hour or two, NINA will only think there were a few minutes difference. As a result, when I slew to any real target, NINA will move to a completely wrong location
I have the following setup:
NINA on a Windows PC
Skywatcher EQ-AL55i controlled via USB cable by the SynScan Pro App on the same PC
ASCOM driver for the SynScan App installed.
Everything done after being polar aligned using TPPA.
I have no idea how to fix this. I once got the system to work but not this happens every time.
Interestingly, tracking works perfectly fine. If I just expose on a random location in the sky, I do not get star trails. It is only during slewing that I run into problems.
Any help is appreciated.