Teseek Fine Adjustment Version QFOCUSER Electric Telescope Focuser Non-Reduction Motor Support for Windows (ASCOM Driven)/Linux
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Teseek Fine Adjustment Version QFOCUSER Electric Telescope Focuser Non-Reduction Motor Support for Windows (ASCOM Driven)/Linux
Features:
- The main structure size of Q-FOCUSER is approximately 43 x 39 x 50MM, which is about 8-15mm narrower than similar products currently available. The curved shape highlights its lightweight and beautiful appearance, which can minimize equipment balance pressure and interference issues between devices.
- In addition to using L-shaped plates for fixation, the Q-FOCUSER also has multiple holes at the bottom of the body, allowing for direct installation of the fixing plate, which can further simplify the installation structure if the telescope structure allows.
- Q-FOCUSER supports two types of power supply: TYPE-C 5V and 12V, either of which can be chosen. In most cases, 5V power supply can meet the demand; Both the standard and fine adjustment versions come standard with an external temperature sensor.
- Currently, Q-FOCUSER supports for WINDOWS (ASCOM driver) and for LINUX systems. The ASCOM driver integrates basic functions such as movement, custom current position, limit, torque holding, and temperature display.
Specification:
- Version: fine adjustment version
- Product size: 43 x 39 x 50mm (excluding the length of knob)
- Net weight: 265g
- Motor: non-reduction motor
- Return difference: almost zero return difference
- Maximum load capacity: 7.5kg
- Manual focusing after installation: support
- Supported system: for Windows (ASCOM), for Linux
- External temperature sensor: support
- Data interface: USB2.0 Type-C
- Power supply: 5V/12V
Package Included:
- 1 x Focuser
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