2.4. CEM60 Gear Switches
The CEM gear system utilizes a magnetic force system for optimal gear meshing. Fully turn the Gear Switch clockwise to disengage the worm from the worm wheel. Turn the Gear Switch counterclockwise to engage the worm to worm wheel, as indicated on the mount. The Gear Switch MUST NOT be left in a position that is in between the Engaged and Disengaged positions. Setting the Gear Switch in between states may damage the worm or worm wheel.
WARNING: Never disengage or adjust the Gear Switches without holding the mount firmly! Personal injury and/or equipment damage may happen.
Figure 4. CEM60 R.A. (left) and DEC (right) gear switches
2.5. CEM60 Cable Management
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mount is slewing or tracking. As shown in Figure 5, the |
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Instrument Panel has the following: |
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∙ 2X 12V power outlets for powering the CCD | Figure 5. Instrument panel |
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∙4X USB 2.0 port with Type A connector for connecting to accessories.
∙1X 6P6C port which can be used to bridge the guiding port or accessories with a 6P6C/6P4C plug
The USB hub is a
The ports on the instrument panel are connected to the input panel located next to the polar scope, as shown in Figure 6.
∙1X 12V power input (5A max.)
∙1X USB 2.0 port with Type B connector
∙1X 6P6C port
Figure 6. Input panel
In the event where a user would like to wire his own cables, he can remove the dovetail saddle. Next he needs to remove the polar scope and run the cables through the polar scope opening. Solder the cables onto the instrument pane. When reinstalling the dovetail saddle, make sure that the STOPPER and the arrow is pointed to front, as shown in Figure 7.
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