Azimuth encoder disk | Orion 6/6I manual

Hex lock nut

Fender washer

Top baseplate

Washer

Vertical side panel

25mm (~1") machine screws

Vertical stop

L-bracket

Pre-drilled holes

Lock washers

Hex nuts

Wave spring

Azimuth encorder board

Brass azimuth bushing

Wood screw	Azimuth encoder disk
Wood screw
Modular jack

Azimuth

bearing pads (x3)

Bottom baseplate

Short azimuth bushing

Fender washer

Azimuth axis bolt

Figure 3. Illustration showing correct placement of the azimuth components of the IntelliScope system on the altazimuth base.

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Orion 6/6I instruction manual Azimuth encoder disk

6/6I specifications

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Contents

#9926 / #27126 Orion StarBlast 6/6i IntelliScope ReflectorPage Table of Contents Jam nut for vertical stop bolt Parts ListUnpacking Azimuth encoder disk Assembly of #27126 StarBlast 6i IntelliScope Assembly of #9926 Under side of top baseplate Pre-drilled starter hole BaseplateHead of azimuth axis bolt and fender washer Tape Compression spring Base where you want the clip to be located Into the jack on the right side of the encoder connectorOn the telescope mounting bracket shaft with the flat Side of the ring facing outward the opposite side has Install the EZ Finder II Reflex Sight Final Assembly of Your Telescope StarBlast 6/6iInstall the Eyepiece Rack Attach the Optical Tube to the Base Preparing to Use Your Telescope Observing With Your Telescope Replacing the EZ Finder II BatteryAligning the EZ Finder Choosing an Observing Site What to Expect Tracking Celestial ObjectsEyepiece Selection Sun MoonPlanets Stars Powering the Controller Using the IntelliScope Computerized Object LocatorSetting the Vertical Stop Alignment Jam nut Vertical stop L-bracket Simple Two-Star Alignment Pushbuttons Alignment Error Warp FactorOverview of the IntelliScope Computerized Object Locator Locating the Planets Guide Arrows New General Catalog Locating Deep-Sky Objects by CatalogMessier Catalog Locating Star Clusters Index CatalogLocating Nebulas Locating Stars Locating GalaxiesNamed Stars Double and Multiple Stars Catalog ST Stars Using the ID ButtonTours of the Best Objects Starting a Tour Dec. Coordinates Adding User-Defined ObjectsFunction FCN Button Hidden Functions Realignment FunctionAltitude and Azimuth Test Encoder Test Clock Care and MaintenanceDownload Checksum Rewrite Objects in database Specifications of the StarBlast 6/6iSpecifications of the IntelliScope System Primary Mirror Center Mark Appendix a Collimating the OpticsCollimation Cap Aligning the Secondary Mirror Adjusting the Secondary Mirror’s Rotational PositionPreparing the Telescope for Collimating Aligning the Primary Mirror Adjusting the Secondary Mirror’s TiltStar-Testing the Telescope Appendix C Troubleshooting IntelliScope System Appendix B Cleaning the Optics Warp numbers larger than Warp factor consistently above ±0.5 but below ±2.0Page Daylight saving time Appendix D Alignment Star Finder ChartsSpic Early July Late JuneLate July Early August Late October EgaEarly September 200 AM Late September 100 AM Early October Early January Late DecemberLate January Early February Piscis Austrinus Appendix E Constellation AbbreviationsCanes Venatici Appendix F ST Catalog ∑113 Psi ∑80 ∑79 ∑88 ∑90 Zeta EtaUV p Nu Phi ∑162 ∑174 ∑163 Baten Kaitos ∑178 ∑180 Rumker 3506 OmicronTheta Epsilon 75871 Alpha Zaurak Lambda26 03 12916 Zeta ∑572 54 R ∑590 Iota Pi4 Pi5 ∑552 ∑559Hinds Crimson Star ∑627 ∑644 ∑655 Rho 476 H3750 RigelDelta 119 ∑718 Alnilam Phi2 Zeta Sigma Phact Alnitak Gamma Alpha Eta ADS Furud Beta Zeta Mirzam Mu32.3 +07 +20.2 +37 Sirius ∑948 ∑958 Nu1∑80 ∑1037 Zeta c Beta Procyon O∑179 ∑1138 ∑1127 ∑1149AC 31 Beta 3948 ADS HN19 H269 Alpha Kappa Zeta Rumker ∑1282 ∑1298 Rho ∑1311 H4903 ∑1224 ∑1223H4188 h4191 ∑1321 ∑1334 ∑1338 Alpha Kappa ∑1347 Kappa 24 Phi Zeta ∑1351 Alterf ∑1355Tania Australis Mu Alpha 45 Delta Alpha Omega Lambda ADS ∑1633 ∑1466ADS ADS 8119 Nu ADS 8148 83 84 Lambda Beta H4486 +04 +68.8 Alpha Delta Gamma ADS Epsilon M40 ∑1639+05.3 +21 57.2 +03.4 +38.3 +66.0 Rigil Kentaurus Pi ∑1864 Mizar Spica ∑∑123 ∑175513 29.7 ADS 8934 13 32.3 13 20.3 H4715 Zeta Alpha q Alpha C1 Izar Dunlop∑1932 Mu ∑1931 H4753 Iota Delta Rmk Delta Sigma Rho Epsilon Iota ∑2052Delta Sigma 121 H4853 Shaula Rasalhague Iota Zeta AtriaAlpha Eta 75, Rho 75’ 40’ 35’ Psi ∑2241 Kappa40-41 100 ∑2375 ∑2379 Beta ∑2404 ∑2420 Delta2 ∑525 Nunki 13 ∑2417 Alpha ∑359 ∑358 VegaH5082 ∑2449 ∑2474 +49 +15.1 Delta Epsilon ∑2583 Zeta Chi Altair Eta 57 O∑532 Psi+32.6 +50 +45 +35 +10.6 +33 +18.5 +70 +11.8 +19 +08 29.2 RT Alpha Alpha ∑2671 BF h1470 X WZ ∑2675 ∑2637 ∑2644Omicron ∑2716 S763 12 Xi ∑2758 ∑2742Delta Theta Beta ∑2816 V460 SS RV Epsilon Lambda ∑2840 ∑2841 Alpha ∑2894 Pi ∑2873 Eta ∑2863 O∑461H5334 +82 Star Double star challenge Phi Psi3 Dunlop249 Errai Theta 107 ∑3042 Lal192 Sigma ∑3050+03 +37 Page One-Year Limited Warranty