I have bought a Lunatico Dragonfly and have it running on its own software but cannot get AstroArt 9 with SP4 to see the sensors or relays. I can use the switches in AA with the Simulator.
I am using Windows 11, any suggestions on what I need to change would be appreciated.
Wayne
Lunatico Dragonfly
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AstroBernd
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Re: Lunatico Dragonfly
I am also using the Dragonfly together with AA. It seems the ASCOM driver for the Dragonfly is not directly useable in AA. I was able to work around this by using the "DarkSkyGeek.SwitchHub" by Julien Lecomte. I found the reference on the ASCOM website: https://ascom-standards.org/Downloads/SwitchDrivers.htm.
The ASCOM driver is available on Github via https://github.com/jlecomte/ascom-switch-hub/releases. If you choose this as the ASCOM driver from "DarkSkyGeek.SwitchHub" for your switch (and set the no. of active switches to 16 and select "multi-state"), you will be able to read the sensors and use the swiches from within AA. It is even possible to use it with scripts.
I hope this helps and would love to hear if it works for you.
Sincerely
Bernd
The ASCOM driver is available on Github via https://github.com/jlecomte/ascom-switch-hub/releases. If you choose this as the ASCOM driver from "DarkSkyGeek.SwitchHub" for your switch (and set the no. of active switches to 16 and select "multi-state"), you will be able to read the sensors and use the swiches from within AA. It is even possible to use it with scripts.
I hope this helps and would love to hear if it works for you.
Sincerely
Bernd
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AstroBernd
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Re: Lunatico Dragonfly
see also my earlier post on this matter: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=874
