Qhy5 Ascom Driver For Mac

4, Run the QHY5 ASCOM driver file from the CD 5, Connect the QHY5 camera to a USB2 port. 6, Don't let Windows connect to the Internet to search for a driver. On Windows select 'Windows WDM-style webcam' or use the TIS ASCOM camera driver. For OSX and Linux, use the TIS INDI Driver. OSX also has a builtin driver (DCAM Firewire).

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QHY5-II Monochrome CMOS Camera for Planetary and Lunar Imaging, Autoguiding, Realtime Video. Aptina 1/2” MT9M001 CMOS Sensor.

1280 x 1024 pixels. Small pixel size of 5.2um. USB and ST4 interface. QE of 56% at Mono This lightweight yet powerful CMOS camera comes with the 1.3 megapixel monochrome Aptina MT9M001 sensor. The MT9M001 features ON Semiconductor’s breakthrough low-noise CMOS imaging technology that achieves CCD image quality, based on signal-to-noise ratio and low-light sensitivity, while maintaining the inherent size, cost, and integration advantages of CMOS.

The QHY5-II has a 1.25” eyepiece shape design, which is perfect when you want a lightweight guider! Both native WDM drivers and Broadcast WDM drivers are supplied with the QHY5-II. This means you can use it as a ultra high performance webcam or for video live broadcasts. You can show your friends what’s happening in the sky in realtime with this camera. QHY5-II series cameras have an improved USB transfer speed over their original QHY5 models. The QHY5-II is capable of 30 FPS (frames per second) at full resolution (1280x1024), 106 FPS at 640x480, or 320 FPS at 320x240 resolution. Aptina MT9M001 Sensor Specifications.

Optical Format: 1/2 inch (5:4). Active Imager Size: 6.66 mm x 5.32 mm. Active Pixels: 1280 x 1024.

Pixel Size: 5.2um. Shutter Type: Electronic Rolling. Max Frame Rate: 30 FPS progressive scan. ADC Resolution: 10-bit, on chip. Responsively: 2.1V/lux-sec. Dynamic Range: 68.2 dB.

Binning: 1.1, 2.2. Exposure Min & Max: 20us - 10 minutes. QE: 56% peak.

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QHY5-II Monochrome CMOS Camera for Planetary and Lunar Imaging, Autoguiding, Realtime Video. Aptina 1/2” MT9M001 CMOS Sensor. 1280 x 1024 pixels. Small pixel size of 5.2um. USB and ST4 interface.

QE of 56% at Mono This lightweight yet powerful CMOS camera comes with the 1.3 megapixel monochrome Aptina MT9M001 sensor. The MT9M001 features ON Semiconductor’s breakthrough low-noise CMOS imaging technology that achieves CCD image quality, based on signal-to-noise ratio and low-light sensitivity, while maintaining the inherent size, cost, and integration advantages of CMOS. The QHY5-II has a 1.25” eyepiece shape design, which is perfect when you want a lightweight guider!

Both native WDM drivers and Broadcast WDM drivers are supplied with the QHY5-II. This means you can use it as a ultra high performance webcam or for video live broadcasts.

You can show your friends what’s happening in the sky in realtime with this camera. QHY5-II series cameras have an improved USB transfer speed over their original QHY5 models.

The QHY5-II is capable of 30 FPS (frames per second) at full resolution (1280x1024), 106 FPS at 640x480, or 320 FPS at 320x240 resolution. Aptina MT9M001 Sensor Specifications. Optical Format: 1/2 inch (5:4). Active Imager Size: 6.66 mm x 5.32 mm. Active Pixels: 1280 x 1024.

Pixel Size: 5.2um. Shutter Type: Electronic Rolling. Max Frame Rate: 30 FPS progressive scan.

ADC Resolution: 10-bit, on chip. Responsively: 2.1V/lux-sec. Dynamic Range: 68.2 dB. Binning: 1.1, 2.2.

Exposure Min & Max: 20us - 10 minutes. QE: 56% peak Specifications. Fast Shipping, Same or Next Day: You made the commitment to purchase, now you want that new item fast, we get it! At High Point all in stock orders ship within 24 hours, pending internal credit card approval.

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Here you go from Bern at modern astronomy. 1, Do Not Connect the Camera to your PC yet! 2, Install ASCOM platform 6 from the CD, if not already installed 3, Run the QHY5 System Driver file (QHY5Drv.exe), then QHY5UPDATE.exe. 4, Run the QHY5 ASCOM driver file from the CD 5, Connect the QHY5 camera to a USB2 port. 6, Don't let Windows connect to the Internet to search for a driver, 7, Specify that Windows installs the driver automatically, ignore any warnings! 8, Windows will install the first (base) driver component, be patient. 9, Install QGVideo planetary imaging software 10, Start - then close QGVideo when it can’t connect.

Ascom Drivers Windows 10

This initiates the 2nd driver component installation. Install the 2nd (IO) driver component, answer as before 11, Install the latest PHD Guiding software - if not already installed 12, If you use a different USB2 port later on you may need to re-install the system driver. Hi Grahame, As far as i am aware, download the latest drives from the qhy5 site and the latest ascom and follow what Danielle has said in a few posts back you should be ok. The thing is on my laptop running windows 7 after starting phd guiding when i go to the camera menu i can find the camera in there just click on it, then set the gain rate then your ready to go, set your loop time etc. But on my old xp desktop computer i have to start the camera up by, i think its under ascom or late camera something like that then once i have clicked on it, it then comes up with the option to use the qhy5 camera, not sure if it surposed to work like that but it works.