stevesp it initially did at max speed for 20-30° then it reduced the speed for some degrees and the accelerated again until around 60°
Connect the hand controller to your mount, and check the slew speeds on the mount. Make sure the speeds are the factory default speeds.
I believe the AVX has 9 slew speeds, and your AVX manual should have the speeds (as multiples of sidereal rate).
The ASIAIR algorithm for making that 60º is based on using two different slew speeds on the mount, and also assume that those two slew speeds are the factory default speeds!
I know, it is outright stupidity; but that is what ASIAIR chose to do.
Detail: it uses a slower speed A to make a short (timewise) move. After the move, it measures how may degrees in RA it has moved. It then switches to higher speed B, and using the ratio of the speeds B/A compute the time needed to slew the rest of the 60º.
So, if the ratio B/A is not what ASIAIR expects, that 60º can turn into 2º, or it can turn into 360º (smashing your equipment). ASIAIR assumes that A and B are the factory default speeds, and therefore the ratio is a constant. They are not considering that the customer could be using their mount visually, or with other computer programs. ZWO thinks the world only uses ASIAIR.
Chen