Πρέπει να το έχεις αποκλειστικά στην ταχύτητα Guide, 1x, ώστε να παρακολουθεί. Ξαναρωτώ, πέρασες συντεταγμένες; Setting the local latitude for accurate tracking Setting the local latitude is not required to track an astronomical object but it greatly enhances the tracking accuracy. It requires that you know the latitude of the observing site. To set the latitude for the Northern Hemisphere, use the directional buttons to adjust the telescope tube until the latitude scale reads 0. Turn off the power and turn it back on again. Now use the hand control to move the telescope tube until the latitude scale reads your local latitude. Press the "Fast" and "Slow" buttons simultaneously to store the local latitude into the system (Fig.i). For Southern Hemisphere, use the direction buttons to adjust the telescope tube until the latitude scale reads your local latitude. Turn off the power and turn it back on again. Now use the directional buttons to move the telescope tube until the latitude scale reads 0. Press "Fast" and "Slow" buttons simultaneously to store the local latitude into the system (Fig.i). Setting the local latitude only needs to be done once. The information will be stored in the hand control even when the power is turned off. Use the same or key to end adjusting scale reading to 0 degree and setting your local latitude. This will help eliminate the influence of mechanical backlash. For example, if key is the last key that you used to set the scale to 0 degree, you should also use key as the last key for setting the scale reading to your local latitude. Hand Control