V4L (via OpenCV) and feature tracking works
Connecting via using the whole device name (ex: /dev/ttyACM0) works for the telescope.
A couple of lines for initial INDI support. (Hidden for now)
Removed the ASCOM option for non-windows platforms.
Untested:
Actual movement on a scope.
Brightness tracking (Using my computer, and available LEDs are either too bright or too dim for a contrast.) I suspect it works.
Unable to be tested:
I suspect that LX200 usage will be supported on Macs, I don't have a mac though.
Of note: I was initially going to add INDI support first, and will work on it when I get a chance, but LX200 on Linux seemed like a really low hanging fruit.
RadicalDev
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5 years ago
V4L (via OpenCV) and feature tracking works Connecting via using the whole device name (ex: /dev/ttyACM0) works for the telescope.
A couple of lines for initial INDI support. (Hidden for now) Removed the ASCOM option for non-windows platforms.
Untested: Actual movement on a scope. Brightness tracking (Using my computer, and available LEDs are either too bright or too dim for a contrast.) I suspect it works.
Unable to be tested: I suspect that LX200 usage will be supported on Macs, I don't have a mac though.
Of note: I was initially going to add INDI support first, and will work on it when I get a chance, but LX200 on Linux seemed like a really low hanging fruit.