PS2 solve error no longer displayed

[Ken] Ken http://forum.mainsequencesoftware.com/users/ken Founder &
Developer
September 29

@Lawrence http://forum.mainsequencesoftware.com/users/lawrence

OK, well... there is no smoking gun in the logs, but this is what I
think happened:

• Sequence is running and attempting to center on a target
• Sequence fails to plate solve with PS2 and terminates the sequence
• You attempt to manually plate solve a frame with Astrometry.NET
  and this fails
• You attempt to manually plate solve a frame with Elbrus, but it is
  not set up correctly and fails
• At 20:27:54 all equipment is disconnected from SGPro
• SGPro never crashes and is terminated (seemingly) normally at 16:43:45

The primary issue seems to be that your solves are failing. I can't be
sure exactly why, but I have some suggestions:

• You do not have a blind solve failover setup. I highly recommend
  installing and using ANSVR for this.

This started me checking out the configuration. I had installed ANSVR on
both laptops but not referred to it correctly in one of the control
panel profile configurations. Similarly I had failed to set up the blind
solve properly.

• You are not using SGPro's sequence recover option. This is handy
  and gives your sequence more chances to carry on of failure is due
  to the environment.

OK - now understood.

• Upgrade to SGPro 2.5.2 beta to solve a serious failure on target
  centering

Will do.

• Figure out why PS2 is not solving for you. Is this accurate?

  [25/09/2016 20:19:39] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] PlateSove2 Param:
  Width - 696
  [25/09/2016 20:19:39] [DEBUG] [Telescope Thread] PlateSove2 Param:
  Height - 520

It depends. The Ultrastar is 1392x1040 pixels in bin-1. For target
locations it is set for bin-4 images (or should be). If I did any bin-2,
that would show the above.

I am now re-examining all the profiles and sequences.

Thanks again.

Lawrence