Orion 52084 instruction manual

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Figure 18. The Combine Images window allows “stacking” of individual images into one high-quality resultant image.

Note: In addition to Average mentioned above, 3 other different combining

methods can be chosen: Sum, Median, and Sigma-Clip. To learn more about these combine methods, see “Image Processing – Combine Methods”.

The program automatically moves to the next image.

6Center the crosshairs on the same star in this new image, and left-click again. Repeat this for all the open images; a chime will sound when you have gone through all the open images. (If you use the Manual 2 stars align mode, then select another alignment star in the first image displayed after you hear the chime).

7.If you find an image that looks poor, you can reject it by clicking the Reject Image button. Use the Next Image (and/or Previous Image) button to continue going through the open images after an image is rejected.

At least one image must be used as the reference image for the stacked images to be overlaid upon. The default uses the first image for the reference image. If you reject the first image or otherwise want to use another image as the reference, click the Set As Reference button. If the image currently cho- sen as the reference is rejected from the stack, you will not be able to Overlay All Images.

8.Now, click the Overlay All Images button. All of the selected images will stack on top of each other to form one resultant image. Click OK

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Contents Orion StarShoot Pro Deep Space Color Imager Table of Contents Page Getting Started Parts ListSystem Requirements refer to Figure TelescopeSecuring ThumbscrewTelescope Computer MountPower Software Driver InstallationSoftware Installation To install the camera driver on a Windows XP computer Camera Driver InstallationSelect Locate and install driver software recommended To install the camera driver on Windows Vista computerObtaining First Images Getting Started During DaylightPage Page Screen Stretch Window Astronomical Imaging Focusing Page To start Imaging Deep Sky ObjectsDark Frames Set the Mode in the Camera Control Window to Dark RawFlat Fields Vignetting Set the Mode in the Camera Control window to Light RawImage Processing Select Setup Calibrate from the Process menuLight and Dark 2x2 Modes Dark Frame CalibrationPage Flat Field Calibration Select Setup Calibrate in the Process menuConvert Raw to Color Combining Deep Sky Images Page Filter Combine MethodsColor Balance Stretch Recommended Processing Sequence Batch Process window Batch ProcessUsing The StarShoot Pro as an Autoguider Guide tab Computer to Mount Connection Camera Control Window, click on the Guide tab Click OK in the Ascom Telescope Chooser windowAutoguider Calibration Page Multiple Camera Control for Autoguiding Other Features of Maxim DL EssentialsEdit Menu Window Menu View MenuPolar Alignment TipsHelp Menu Choosing a Site for Astro-imaging Using Focal Reducers and Barlow LensesFilters USB Extension Cable Care and MaintenanceSpecifications Use the supplied USB cable first Appendix A. TroubleshootingThis is normal 25.26Camera lost its connection Images look very noisy overallAppendix 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 Camera Control Window, Subframe Reset Appendix C Summarized Procedure to Imaging Deep Sky ObjectsProcess 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.

The Orion 52084 is equipped with multiple communication technologies, including cellular, satellite, and short-range wireless options. This versatility ensures a seamless connection, allowing users to access data from anywhere in real-time. The integration of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi allows for easy setup and management through a user-friendly mobile app, making it accessible for individuals and organizations alike.

Durability is another hallmark of Orion 52084. It is designed to withstand harsh conditions, with an IP67 rating that guarantees dust and water resistance. This ruggedness makes it suitable for various applications, from tracking heavy machinery in construction sites to monitoring outdoor adventurers.

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.