iOptron StarFI

iOptronSKU: 8434

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Sale price$193.99 CAD
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  • Description

Soon you'll be able to connect to your iOptron mount via the new StarFi adaptor. With iOptron's StarFi you'll be wifi connected! Now you can connect your mount to SmartPhone/Pad to use a software like Sky Safari. Plus, you can connect the mount through iOptron ASCOM driver and Commander to use your favorite planetarium software.

Specifications:

    2.4G
  • Supports 802.11b/g/n
  • Can be constructed as AP (default) or STAtion mode
  • Support iOptron ASCOM connection
  • Size 1.5"x2.5"x0.75"

Current supported mounts:

  • CEM60/CEM60-EC/iEQ45 Pro/iEQ30 Pro
  • iEQ45/iEQ30/iEQ45 w8406 (need a DB9 RS232 male to male connector and an iOptron RS232-RJ9 cable #8412)
  • ZEQ25
  • SmartEQ/Pro (need a customer DIY 12V power source)

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