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Native support for Player One cameras #1276
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@EthanChappel thanks for taking this on! I actually had started working on this as well but stalled due to lack of time.
After those changes please add me as a reviewer on the pr and I'll review it again and we can get it merged. Thanks! |
Have made the requested changes. Seem to be unable to add reviewers to the PR. Think I would need write permissions to the repo to add you. Should be able to perform a real-world test under the stars very soon with my mini PC running Windows. |
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nice work, thanks for the contribution!
could you please make the minor changes suggested and we'll get this merged.
Co-authored-by: Andy Galasso <[email protected]>
Ceres 462M guide camera worked great in a real-world test last night through its ST4 port, with the mount's ASCOM driver as the aux mount. |
@EthanChappel thanks for the update. If you have a chance, could you try building and testing the code from #1278 (branch |
Add support for Player One cameras
This pull request is for adding native support for cameras from Player One Astronomy, which I've seen brought up in #1238 in August but haven't seen signs of movement on since. Based on the code for supporting ZWO cameras in PHD2 since the SDKs for both manufacturers are similar.
Tested cameras
Xena-M
Uranus-C
Tested Platforms:
Windows 11 x64
Linux ARM32 (Raspberry Pi 2)
Linux ARM64 (Raspberry Pi 5)
Camera controls for exposure, gain, bit depth, and binning work as expected on tested cameras and platforms. Can test cooling control soon with a Uranus-C Pro or Poseiden-M Pro.
Builds successfully on x86 and x64 Linux but not tested yet. Currently facing issues building PHD2 on macOS Sequoia on an Intel Mac, so may need help testing if I am unable to get it to succeed.