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CGE800, CGE925, CGE1100, CGE1400 manual Appendix C - Maps Of Time Zones
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Specification
Install
Warranty
Reset The Position Of Azm Or Alt
Setting up the Tripod
command functions
Assembly
Alignment Procedures
Periodic Error Correction PEC
Latitude Adjustment Scale
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APPENDIX C – MAPS OF TIME ZONES
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Contents
CGE800 CGE925 CGE1100 CGE1400
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
User Defined Objects
Periodic Error Correction
ASSEMBLY
INTRODUCTION
ASTRONOMY BASICS
Some of the many standard features of the CGE include
Counterweight Bar
Counterweights
Latitude Adjustment Scale
On/Off Switch
Counterweight
Setting up the Tripod
Power Supply
CGE 800 #11058
Electronincs Pier
Attaching the Center Leg Brace
Attaching the Electronics Pier
Tripod Leg
Dec Axis Counterweight Bar
Installing the Counterweight Bar
Installing the Counterweight
Counterweight Locking Screw Safety Screw and Washer
Attaching the Optical Tube to the Mount
Attaching the Visual Back
Dovetail Slide Bar Dovetail Locking Knobs Mounting Platform
Installing the Star Diagonal
Installing the Eyepiece
Installing the Finderscope
Adjusting the Mount
Moving the Telescope Manually
Balancing The Mount in R.A
Balancing The Mount in DEC
GO OF THE TELESCOPE TUBE COMPLETELY
Powering the Telescope
Attaching the Motor Cables
Transporting the CGE
6. Remove the center leg brace from the tripod
7. Collapse the tripod legs inward, towards each other
The CGE Hand Control
Double Stars
Named Stars
Named Objects
Variable Stars
Alignment Procedures
Startup Procedure
Calibrating the CGE Mount
Auto Two-Star Align
stars using the up arrow button and the right arrow button
Approaching the star from this direction when looking through the
Auto One-Star Align
Quick-Align
Last Alignment
CGE Re-Alignment
Slewing to an Object
Object Catalog
Selecting an Object
Finding Planets
Direction Buttons
Tour Mode
Constellation Tour
Rate Button
Setup Procedures
1 = 2 = 1x sidereal 3 = 4 = 5 =
6 = 7 = .5º / sec 8 = 2º / sec 9 = 4º / sec
Identify
Helpful Hint
Scope Setup Features
Precise GoTo
Observing Tip Helpful Hint
LIGHT CONTROL FACTORY SETTING
Utility Features
MOVE TO SWITCH
UTILITIES CALIBRATE MOUNT
Helpful Hint
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CGE Menu Tree
command functions
CGE Ready
MENU
Image Orientation
Actual image orientation as seen with the unaided eye
Reversed from left to right, as viewed with a Star Diagonal
Focusing
Calculating Magnification
Determining Field of View
General Observing Hints
The Celestial Coordinate System
The celestial sphere seen from the outside showing R.A. and DEC
Motion of the Stars
Latitude Scales
Pointing at Polaris
Finding the North Celestial Pole
the south celestial pole
Declination Drift Method of Polar Alignment
Observing the Planets
Observing the Moon
Lunar Observing Hints
Planetary Observing Hints
Observing Deep Sky Objects
Observing the Sun
Solar Observing Hints
Seeing Conditions
Seeing
Short Exposure Prime Focus Photography
Crescent
Eyepiece Projection
Lunar Phase
Quarter
Moon
Long Exposure Prime Focus Photography
Planet
Mercury
Periodic Error Correction PEC
Using Periodic Error Correction
Reducing Vibration
Terrestrial Photography
Metering
CCD Imaging
Secondary Mirror Secondary Mirror Retaining Ring Corrector Plate
Standard
Lens Accessory
Telescope
With
Planetary or Lunar
F/6.3 with Reducer/Corrector
Medium size to small galaxies
Figure 7-5 M27 -- The Dumbbell
Auto Guiding
Care and Cleaning of the Optics
Collimation
To make collimation a simple procedure, follow these easy steps
40mm
11 at f/10 and 163 power with the CGE
exposure lunar and filtered solar photography
Counter Weight bar
Technical Specifications
EQ Mount Weight
Counter Weight
Idle Current
Technical Specifications
Slew Speeds
Slew one axis
APPENDIX A LONGITUDES AND LATITUDES
CONNECTICUT
LONGITUDE
LONGITUDE
LONGITUDE
CANADA
INTERNATIONAL
PC Command ASCII
Appendix B - RS-232 Connection
Communication Protocol
Commands below
Additional RS232 Commands
Reset The Position Of Azm Or Alt
Send Any Track Rate Through RS232 To The Hand Control
APPENDIX C - MAPS OF TIME ZONES
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