Appendix B: Advanced Wifi - Celestron NexStar Evo 6 Manual De Instrucciones

NexStar Evolution 9.25 Telescope
Optical Deisgn
Aperture
Focal Length
Focal Ratio
Focal Length of Eyepiece 1
Focal Length of Eyepiece 2
Magnification of Eyepiece 1
Magnification of Eyepiece 2
Finderscope
Star Diagonal
Highest Useful Magnification
Lowest Useful Magnification
Limiting Stellar Magnitude
Resolution (Rayleigh)
Resolution (Dawes)
Light Gathering Power (Compared to human eye)
Optical Coatings
Secondary Mirror Obstruction
Secondary Mirror Obstruction by Diameter
Secondary Mirror Obstruction by Area
Optical Tube Length

APPENDIX B: ADVANCED WIFI

SETTING UP ACCESS POINT MODE
Access Point allows the telescope to connect to an existing WiFi network, allowing you to share multiple devices on one network
This is especially useful if you want to connect to a home network with internet and control the telescope at the same time
1 Keep the WiFi switch in the UP position for direct connect
2 Connect to the WiFi network "SkyQLink-xx"
3 Open SkyPortal, tap Settings, then tap Telescope Communication
4 Tap Configure Access Point Enter the network settings for your network Enter the exact SSID (or the network broadcast
name) Enable DHCP Client if applicable to your network, otherwise you will have to enter the IP Address, Subnet mask,
and Gateway for your particular network
5 When complete, tap Send Configuration to SkyQ Link A message will appear if SkyQ Link was successfully configured
6 Move the WiFi switch to the DOWN position on the telescope This switches the WiFi to Access Point mode
7 Connect to your network with your smart device
8 Open Navigator, tap Settings, then tap Telescope Communication, and select "Use Access Point" Tap Done when complete
9 Connect to the telescope in SkyPortal, and the connection will now be enabled through your WiFi network
Schmidt-Cassegrain
235mm
2350mm
10
40mm
13mm
59x
180x
StarPointer
1 25"
555x
34x
14 4
0 59 arc seconds
0 49 arc seconds
1127x
StarBright XLT
3 35" (85mm)
36%
13%
22"
I 25
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