Closed timpeKH closed 7 months ago
4294967295 is 0xFFFFFFFF - looks like "-1"
True, but that's not what I entered as relative position change. You can see the "-1" even in the log file. But I am not sure what it means. Could be an error return code from the MFOC(?) (which was then taken as an absolute position by the client?)
merge request opened - should be fixed with next release!
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When I issue a relative position command in the INDI Control Panel, the Lacerta MFOC reacts with a strange and wrong absolute position (huge, unrealistic number). Further the MFOC stops any reaction and communication with the INDI-Client. No disconnect or re-connection is possible unless the Lacerta MFOC handbox is switched off and restarted.
Setup and Software Versions Used I use a Lacerta MFOC with firmware version 3.03. The MFOC is connected via USB to a Raspberry Pi 4, 8GB running Ubuntu Server arm64, 22.04 LTS (Jammy) as a INDI-host. So the Rapsberry Pi is where the indiserver runs. As clients EKOS or CCDCiel were used on a Laptop under XUbuntu 22.04. LTS ( KSTARS version 3.6.2 Stable Build 2022-11-30T18:14:22Z) The driver package used on the RPI4 which provided the Lacerta MFOC driver (AFAIK) was/is : Package: libindi1 Version: 1.9.9+202211300913~ubuntu22.04.1
To Reproduce
If you could reproduce this issue you will probably need to switch off and on the Lacerta MFOC handbox before being able again to connect to the Lacerta MFOC from the INDI Control Panel.
Expected behavior When executing step 7) the expected behaviour was that the focuser moves 1000 steps in the direction indicated by the "Direction" button. Assumed the absolute position is 3000 the focuser should move either to 2000 or 4000 steps.
Screenshots see attachments
Desktop (please complete the following information): see above
Log Files attached (from the RPI where the indiserver is running)
indi_lacerta_mfoc_focus_21-33-16.log