Bug 1:
The driver does not allow a user to slew the mount to the horizon, only to an altitude of approx 0.5degrees ALT or more.
To perform daytime polar alignments and park positions the mount needs to be able to slew right to the horizon.
Bug 2 (related to Bug 1)
Also when a slew command to coordinates at or below the horizon are sent to the driver it sends a return signal back to INDI that the slew was successfull (when it actually just did nothing). This then messes up where INDI thinks is the position of the mount.
To Reproduce
Exact steps to reproduce the behavior.
Send driver a slew command to 0 deg ALT or below
Short delay, Temma driver does nto move mount, then sends signal that slew was successful
Expected behavior
Able to slew right to the horizon, or at least to a very small angle above the horizon (e.g. 0.01 degrees ALT)
Driv sends slew fail/refusal signal to INDI if user requests an ALT of below the set altitude threshold
Screenshots
Not applicable
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: All systems which use INDI
Describe the bug
Bug 1: The driver does not allow a user to slew the mount to the horizon, only to an altitude of approx 0.5degrees ALT or more. To perform daytime polar alignments and park positions the mount needs to be able to slew right to the horizon.
Bug 2 (related to Bug 1) Also when a slew command to coordinates at or below the horizon are sent to the driver it sends a return signal back to INDI that the slew was successfull (when it actually just did nothing). This then messes up where INDI thinks is the position of the mount.
To Reproduce Exact steps to reproduce the behavior.
Expected behavior Able to slew right to the horizon, or at least to a very small angle above the horizon (e.g. 0.01 degrees ALT) Driv sends slew fail/refusal signal to INDI if user requests an ALT of below the set altitude threshold
Screenshots Not applicable
Desktop (please complete the following information): OS: All systems which use INDI
Log Files Not Applicable