Sorry that I've not been active here for a while. Some junk happening that's been very distracting.
This is a sidestep to the Eqmod aspect of the controller.
Some of you may have seen another post I put up a while ago regarding Skywatcher going open source with their API's.
Part of that was the source for a sample Android app called Panorama. I've not explored it fully but the bit that's relevant here is that it contains code to control a Skywatcher scope via Bluetooth from an Android device. I'd not had success when I first tried it via my phone or via a FlyTouch 3 tablet but I've just run it on a Galaxy 10.1" tablet and it worked straight up.
I used an app called AIDE on the tablet to compile the source for Panorama into an app, plugged the Bluetooth module into the mount and paired it with the tablet, started up Panorama and had control of the scope straight up. The basic interface is direction buttons and it seems to have the ability to save pre-sets coordinates.
No skymap with it unfortunately but given the source code is all there it gives some options for further development. Panorama also has options to connect a camera but I've not worked out what's involved there.
The code is can be obtained from
http://code.google.com/p/skywatcher/source/checkout using SVN .
AIDE is available on Google Play and is great if you want to play with some android development (although a pain for swapping between files compared to Eclipse on a PC).
My Android development skills are still very basic but I'm hoping there is options here for a great grab and go controller.
Bob