Orion 52084 instruction manual

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Figure 15. Use the Setup Calibration window to select the dark frames and flat fields you want to calibrate from your “light” images.

3.Click Add under the Dark Frames box in the Setup Calibration window (Figure 15) and select the file folder location for the dark frames taken. Select the dark frames and click Open. The selected dark frames will now appear in the pop-up window.

4.Click OK. The dark frames have now been averaged and stored into memory.

Calibration Tip: If you took your dark frames before your light images, you can subtract the darks from each light image as you capture it. Simply check the Calibrate box in the Camera Control window. However, for best results, we recommend manually subtracting the dark frames from each light image to make sure the calibration worked properly. If, for example, your telescope had a light leak when the dark frames were taken, it could ruin your light images. But if you subtract the dark frames AFTER the light frame is taken, you ensure keeping your raw astro-images in tact.

5.Select Calibrate from the Process menu (or click the Calibrate icon in MaxIm DL Essentials) and the dark frames will be subtracted from the light image. You should see a significant amount of noise disappear.

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Contents Orion StarShoot Pro Deep Space Color Imager Table of Contents Page System Requirements refer to Figure Parts ListGetting Started TelescopeSecuring ThumbscrewTelescope Mount ComputerPower Software Driver InstallationSoftware Installation Camera Driver Installation To install the camera driver on a Windows XP computerTo install the camera driver on Windows Vista computer Select Locate and install driver software recommendedGetting Started During Daylight Obtaining First ImagesPage Page Screen Stretch Window Astronomical Imaging Focusing Page Imaging Deep Sky Objects To startSet the Mode in the Camera Control Window to Dark Raw Dark FramesFlat Fields Set the Mode in the Camera Control window to Light Raw VignettingLight and Dark 2x2 Modes Select Setup Calibrate from the Process menuImage Processing Dark Frame CalibrationPage Flat Field Calibration Select Setup Calibrate in the Process menuConvert Raw to Color Combining Deep Sky Images Page Combine Methods FilterColor Balance Stretch Recommended Processing Sequence Batch Process Batch Process windowUsing The StarShoot Pro as an Autoguider Guide tab Computer to Mount Connection Click OK in the Ascom Telescope Chooser window Camera Control Window, click on the Guide tabAutoguider Calibration Page Multiple Camera Control for Autoguiding Other Features of Maxim DL EssentialsEdit Menu View Menu Window MenuPolar Alignment TipsHelp Menu Using Focal Reducers and Barlow Lenses Choosing a Site for Astro-imagingUSB Extension Cable Care and Maintenance FiltersSpecifications Appendix A. Troubleshooting Use the supplied USB cable first25.26 This is normalImages look very noisy overall Camera lost its connectionAppendix B. Field of View Quick Reference Guide 600mm 750mm 900mm 138.8’ X 90.6’ 111’ X 72.5’ 92.5’ X 60.4’ Telescope Focal Length 2032mm 3910mm Appendix C Summarized Procedure to Imaging Deep Sky Objects Camera Control Window, Subframe ResetProcess Calibrate Various processing commands are found in the Process menu Page Page One-Year Limited Warranty

52084 specifications

Orion 52084 is an advanced piece of geolocation technology designed for precision tracking and monitoring. It serves various sectors, including logistics, transportation, and personal security, enhancing efficiency and safety through real-time data. This device embodies a blend of cutting-edge features and technologies, including Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) capabilities, high-battery performance, and a compact, durable design.

At the heart of Orion 52084 is its superior GNSS functionality. It supports multi-constellation satellite systems, including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou. This allows for improved positioning accuracy, even in challenging environments where traditional systems might struggle, such as urban canyons or dense foliage. The enhanced sensitivity ensures reliable tracking of assets and personnel, making it an essential tool for fleet management and emergency services.

Another standout feature of the Orion 52084 is its long-lasting battery life. Designed for extended use, it boasts a power-efficient architecture that allows for up to several weeks of continuous operation on a single charge. This is particularly valuable in logistics and field operations, where frequent charging is impractical. The device also comes with an optional solar charging capability, making it even more reliable in remote locations.

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In summary, the Orion 52084 combines advanced GNSS capabilities, efficient power management, versatile communication options, and robust durability to deliver a reliable geolocation solution. Its features cater to a wide range of users, making it an invaluable tool for enhancing safety and operational efficiency in various industries. Whether for fleet management, personal tracking, or asset monitoring, the Orion 52084 stands out as a leader in the market.