2026-05-16, 09:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 2026-05-16, 10:03 PM by Mystic Hill.)
(2026-05-08, 11:17 PM)theskyhound Wrote: Hello,For this message, I am posting the camera gain settings, not sure that I have been here before. My camera is an Atik 16200. Please see the attachment.
My apologies for the long delay in responding. So it turns out this is likely related to a bug that has to do with the gain settings. It turned into a real rabbit hole, which is why it took so long.
I am ready to release a fix for this soon in an update. But before I do that, I need some more info to be sure I have fixed the right thing.
Please open your imaging system, open the Camera dialog, and click Edit next to the gain settings. Please take a screen capture of these gain settings and post it.
For a project that is not setting the exposure times in the export file, please send a screen capture of the Scheduler window so I can compare the XML result to what is displayed on the Scheduler.
I will make a new project with a matching Scheduler window in the next message.
Roy Wellington
Greg,
Here are some screen shots of an imaging project using Auto exposure and no per filter overrides. I Scheduler I double-clicked the project to get the schedule on the right. I notice now that OIII and SII have a time like datum but not number x exposure in the description. The resulting xml (saved as a txt) (using OIII as an example) has 195 for Nexp, This anticipates a 20sec exposure to make 65 minutes but the Exposure field is zero.
SII also produced unexpected data in the Scheduler and xml. Perhaps the issue is exposures less than a minute.
Roy Wellington
Greg,
One more issue that exceeds my understanding as I crawl up the learning curve. I could not understand why I could image Sh 2-73 right away. Upon inspection, I discovered that the A period for Lum was shortened from the overall A period for the narrowband filters. For some reason, the Lum filter was allowed to be first but I had to wait for 23:36 to begin imaging. (SGPro honors these start and end times.) Had the Scheduler realized that Ha was good to go at 21:20 then I could have had more imaging time.
Of course, RW is not bound by any Scheduler but I thought I'd mention this.
Roy Wellington

