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--- en:documentation:system [2017/07/02 11:52] – pch
+++ en:documentation:system [2018/06/16 17:10] (current) – [Indi driver] pch
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 After setting the server host and port, click "Connect and get device list" to fill the list of driver supported by your INDI server. Then select the telescope driver from the list.
-It may be difficult to know the device serial port name if you have many adapter or if you use a USB-serial adapter. In this case use the dmesg command to find this name. \\
-In the following example you must indicate /dev/ttyS0 for the motherboard port or /dev/ttyUSB0 for the USB port.
-<code>
-serial8250: ttyS0 at I/O 0x3f8 (irq = 4) is a 16550A
-usb 5-1: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now attached to ttyUSB0
-</code>
-====LX200====
-You have to activate the "obsolete drivers" to show this option.
-This driver supports LX200, Autostar, Magellan I/II and other systems using the LX200 protocol. When you are using **[[http://www.bbastrodesigns.com/BBAstroDesigns.html#Computer_Operated_Telescopes|Mel Bartels' stepper motor system]]** to drive your mount, you can use this driver.
-\\ \\
-On the main bar, you will find the **[[main_bar#telescope_group|telescope group]]** icons. After you made the proper basic settings for your computer operated telescopes, you need to configure the your driver by a click on the {{en:documentation:i48.png|}} icon to drive your telescope in the right way. \\
-You need the {{en:documentation:i51.png|}} and {{en:documentation:i50.png|}} icons from the main bar to synchronize your mount with an object on the chart or to slew it to another object. See for more information about this the menu **[[menutelescope|Telescope]]**.
-====Encoder====
-You have to activate the "obsolete drivers" to show this option.
-You can use this with an [[telescope_encoder|encoder]] box using Tangent protocols like the Ouranos, AAM or NGC-MAX.
 ==== Manual Mount ====