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Looking forward seeing what Celestron have answered. This issue is not resolved. The fan wire goes through a hot, sharp edged, heat-sink, so shorting out is not a big surprise. Just moving the camera around would could eventually lead to cutting the insulation. Though I typically do Citizen Science type images it is fun to take some color images from time to time and this camera works pretty well for that sort of thing.

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Hopefully there will sooftware an update to 3. In fact, when I first purchased the Nightscape camera there was an issue with the driver, in that it was failing to properly close the internal shutter when taking darks.

Unread post Fri Nov 27, 3: I think the right guys with the right skills are on it! APT is almost freeware softwage I'm giving my best I'll happy to provide him all the needed info in order to resolve the problem.

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Unread post Sun Dec 13, 8: Unread post Fri Nov 27, 1: These cameras are well engineered but use cheap parts for the fans, ports and connectors. Regardless, I greatly appreciate the efforts of everybody out there who works so hard to give us astronomers free and cheap software, and I am confident that it will eventually all get sorted out to the benefit of us all.

I have sent the logs to the product manager and the software engineer. Unread post Sat Dec 12, 5: This is not the one you find when you go to the generic Celestron support page.

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Hope that Celestron will take the appropriate action. Though I typically do Citizen Science type images it is fun to take some color images from time to time and this camera works pretty well for that sort of thing. The trick of using it without cooling is to shoot darks at around the same temperature that you shoot the images and then subtract them.

The driver fails to connect to some software, raising the same errors and exceptions.

I will post if there are any developments. This was embarrassing for me, and annoying to Chris Rowland. However, if you are interested, here are the relevant extracts from the log file: Unread post Sat Dec 12, 9: Unread post Thu Dec 03, 9: Unread post Mon Dec 14, 8: If the issue is something as basic as a COM object not registering itself properly with the operating system, they should be able to see that and know what needs to be done to fix it.

Aatrofx fan wire goes through a hot, sharp edged, heat-sink, so shorting out is not a big surprise.

I bought the Celestron Nightscape Camera from Celestron. After disconnecting the fan, re-installing the separate driver and setting it up on Maxim, it worked fine. Anyway Celestron are wrong.