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Old 26-03-2008, 11:37 AM
AndrewJ
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ASCOM is only an interface definition, it doesn't do anything.
For each mount, a driver needs to be written that complies with the ASCOM interface.
As such you need to find if the driver for your mount supports pulse guides etc. If it does, then anything that can send the std commands should work.

If not, ASCOM supports a "passthrough" command, but in this case, you need to know the exact command to send. And if you know that, and just want to send it direct to the comm port, then you dont need ASCOM

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