great job guys....I really enjoyed the latest version, thanks

@ASIAIR@ZWO The iOS TestFlight link points to the 1.9.1 beta, not 2.0. Is that just because the iOS update hasn’t been approved yet? The 2.0 TestFlight link I have from when the first version came out still points to 2.0.0(39) as the most recent.

Build 42 of the iOS ASIAIR Beta has also fixed the problem with display the correct selection in the case of multiple EAFs.

Chen

Registering for an account is still not possible for me as I don't seem to get the emails with the registration code.

    @ASIAIR@ZWO - I’m seeing a bug with this beta version where anytime I set up a new plan or try to modify an existing plan, the exposure time (I tried lights only) is locked to 300s. If I try to edit it to another value, it’s a text field instead of the drop down list, and no matter what value I enter, it throws an error stating “Exposure should be between 0.000032s-0s”. Can any other testers confirm?

    On the plus side, I’m getting great results for the Nikon Z6ii optimization, thank you!

      @ASIAIR@ZWO#58479 does this have a fix for ASIAIR PLUS and iOptron GEM45 connectivity issues?

      Hello all. I read supported mac on apple silicon but on my mac M1 i read only test on IOS. Not yet this time, then ?
      Thanks for replies

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        It is still an iOS app, but it can be installed on your M1 and it will run correctly. You would need to first install Apple's "TestFlight" from the App Store, and then the link up top will install the beta through TestFlight.

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            I testflight is on my mac and link up top but the beta tell me my mac is not comptatible. Or is a Mac M1 2020 with monterey 12.5.1.
            It's a screenshot in french

              Je ne sais pas pourquoi. (Français 101 😉). For some reason, it either doesn't think you have a "Puce Apple", which you do if you have an M1, or ZWO has changed their mind about testing the beta on Macs for now, and removed some sort of permission. Do you get the same message if you try to install an earlier build from the "Afficher les builds précédents" list? My installation of this latest version of the beta was an update of the prior version.

                tried only 3 times, unfortunately ... no problem with the CGX ... great guide, I just have to learn how to make a mosaic ... if anyone has any tricks, thank you in advance

                Is there any technical reason why a sequence cannot be edited while capturing?
                Changing the amount of frames or adding more acquisition tabs (filters etc.) comes to mind.

                Even pausing the sequence does not allow adding tabs, a reset is necessary.
                This makes no sense, is troublesome and only complicates workflows.

                I agree. Sometimes I would like to reduce number of subs to finish earlier for
                a lot of reasons(incoming clouds, change in plans etc.). Well, I could reset autorun and start a new, but this creates new set of subs starting from number 1 and messes up recognising of files and timeline. Nothing big but annoying nevertheless.
                This shouldn't be too difficult to do and would save time and make things more neat.

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                  astrosatch I could reset autorun and start a new, but this creates new set of subs starting from number 1 and messes up recognising of files and timeline.

                  You could also stop the Autorun without resetting it. Go do something else, and then come back to the Autorun window to resume the sequence. The sequence number will not reset.

                  I do it all the time because a bug in ASIAIR multi-centroid tracking causes it to eventually lose stars when there is field rotation -- so I would stop the sequence, then go to the Guide window to stop and restart autoguiding, and then go back to the Autorun window to restart it. I also pause Autorun this to perform my own temperature curve based focusing (i.e., change the EAF by N units every 1ºC change in ambient temperature), or refocus using a Bahtinov mask.

                  Chen