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Linux: Support for Orion SSAG #496

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ClundXIII opened this issue Jan 9, 2016 · 5 comments
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Linux: Support for Orion SSAG #496

ClundXIII opened this issue Jan 9, 2016 · 5 comments

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@ClundXIII
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Hi,

recently my gf bought the Orion StarShoot AutoGuider
According to some googling, this is a QHY5 device. I found an udev rule from this thread:
http://www.cloudynights.com/topic/459674-iastrohub-tablet-astrophotography-comes-true/?p=6126387

the udev rule itself is this one:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3RSuv91xWggaFQzbldPcUVCOUU/edit

Can you include these rule in your ubuntu, etc packages?
Or should I report this missing rule on some other bugtracker?

Also it might be useful to provide a udev rule list for all supported cameras in general.
We can confirm it is working now.

Clund

(Also I had to run "sudo phd2" in order to get it working, I don't know if that has something todo with udev)

@ClundXIII ClundXIII changed the title Support for Orion SSAG Linux: Support for Orion SSAG Jan 9, 2016
@pchev
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pchev commented Jan 10, 2016

Hi,

The rule file you mention load firmware to the camera from /lib/firmware/ccd/qhy*.hex
This files are not installed by PHD2, so I think it is to the package that install this files to add the udev rule. Do you know from where it come?

I not use a qhy camera but I have this files and rules on my system installed by oaCapture at another location. It will be very messy if every application install it's own version because you end-up with firmware/driver mismatch.

You must avoid running as root.
The problem is write access right to the device in /dev because your rule set MODE="0664" and GROUP="video".
To solve the problem just add your user to the group video.

@ClundXIII
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Well I installed some firmware package, too.
I think this one: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cccd/files/firmware/

phd2 is from launchpad (very up-to-date)
Maybe the firmware solved the problem and I didn't need the rule. (I tried sudo after I already installed both).
But lsusb didn't show any name until I had the udev rule.

@d33psky
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d33psky commented Mar 3, 2017

Not sure if this issue even belongs to PHD2. If we decide it belongs to PHD2 I think it's best placed in the package install files' post scriptlets, but that may clash with distribution udev rules for the same cameras.

@ClundXIII
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You can close this if you want.

I suggest creating a help file / page with all devices and how to get them working.

@agalasso
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agalasso commented Mar 4, 2017

I have updated the supported cameras wiki page.

@agalasso agalasso closed this as completed Mar 4, 2017
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