PULSEGUIDE

PulseGuide is a stand-alone Windows (XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8, and 10) utility introduced in 2001. It provides control of Astro-Physics GTO400, GTO600, GTO900, Mach1, GTO1100, GTO1200, GTO1600, and GTO3600 mounts. It derives its name from its most distinctive feature, pulse guiding, which can improve unguided tracking. Specifically it can help correct tracking errors caused by polar misalignment and refraction. You can also train PulseGuide to track objects moving relative to the stars, such as asteroids, comets, and the moon... In addition to pulse guiding, PulseGuide also has many useful utility features. With just a few exceptions, it supports the entire serial Astro-Physics command protocol... PulseGuide requires a serial connection from your PC to your mount using a straight through DB9 cable. One end of the cable must have a female connector and the other end male. Cables as long as 100 feet or more should work provided the cable is made from high-quality shielded cable. Cables..