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Looking at or near the Sun will cause irreversible damage to your eye. Do not point this telescope at or near the Sun. Do not look through the tele-
scope as it is moving.
Training the Drive
Train the telescope motors using Autostar. Perform this procedure if you are experiencing any pointing accuracy prob-
lems. Fig. 32 depicts the complete Drive Training procedure.
NOTE:
Use a terrestrial object, such as a telephone pole or lamp post, to train the drive. Complete this
exercise once every 3 to 6 months to maintain the highest level of telescope pointing accuracy.
DS-2000 TIPS
Press > until it
is centered
Press < until it
is centered
Train Drive
Az. Train
Train Drive
Alt. Train
Drive Setup
For this op. . .
Center reference
object
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
Scope slews left.
Bring target back
to center using
the Right Arrow key.
12
13
14
15
16
17
Scope slews right.
Bring target back
to center using
the Left Arrow key.
Menu returns to
Az. training.
Altitude
(vertical)
training.
Reminder to
use terrestrial
target.
Train Drive
Az. Train
Select Item
Object
Press until it
is centered
Press until it
is centered
ENTER
ENTER
MODE
18
19
20
21
Center target
using Arrow
keys.
Scope slews down.
Bring target back
to center using
the Up Arrow key.
Scope slews up.
Bring target back
to center using
the Down Arrow key.
Multiple presses.
ENTER
Select Item
Object
Select Item
Setup
Setup
Align
Setup
Telescope
3
4
6
ENTER
Press the scroll
up key once.
Access the Setup
menu.
Multiple presses.
Access the
Telescope menu.
5
ENTER
1
Telescope
Telescope Model
Telescope
Train Drive
Train Drive
Az. Train
Drive Setup
For this op. . .
Center reference
object.
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
Multiple presses.
Choose the Train
Drive option.
Azimuth
(horizontal)
training.
7
8
9
10
11
Reminder to
use terrestrial
target.
Center target
using Arrow
keys.
ENTER
Verify that AUTOSTAR
INITIALIZATION is
complete.
Press MODE until
Select Item is displayed.
1
2
>
>
This manual gives only the briefest introduction to astron-
omy. If you are interested in pursuing further studies, a
few topics are suggested below that are worth reading up
on. Try looking up some of these topics in the Autostar
glossary.
Also below is a small sampling of books, magazines, and
organizations that you might find helpful.
Topics
1. How is a star born? How does a solar system form?
2. How is the distance to a star measured? What is a
light year? What is red shift and blue shift?
3. How are the craters on our Moon formed? How old
is the Moon and Earth? How old is the Sun?
4.
What is a black hole? A neutron star?
5. What are stars made of? Why are stars different col-
ors? What is a white dwarf? A red giant? Have we ever
seen the surface of a star besides our own Sun?
6. What is a nova? A supernova?
7. What are comets? Minor planets? Meteors? Meteor
showers? Where do they come from?
8. What is a planetary nebula? A globular cluster?
9. What is the Big Bang? Is the universe expanding or
contracting, or does it always remain the same?
What is dark matter?
10. What is an extrasolar planet? What is an accretion
(or protoplanetary) disk?
11. What is the difference between an elliptical, a spiral,
and an irregular galaxy?
Books
1. The Guide to
Amateur Astronomy by Jack Newton
and Philip Teece
2. The Sky:
A User
’s Guide by David Levy
3.
Turn Left at Orion by Guy Consolmagno & Dan Davis
4. Astrophotography for the Amateur by Michael
Covington
Magazines
1.
Sky & Telescope
Box 9111, Belmont, MA 02178
2.
Astronomy
Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187
Organizations:
1. Astronomical League
Executive Secretary
5675 Real del Norte, Las Cruces, NM 88012
2. The Astronomical Society of the Pacific
390 Ashton Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
3. The Meade 4M Community
www.meade4M.org.
And watch Jack Horkheimer,
Star Gazer,
on your local
PBS station.
APPENDIX D
Fig. 32: Training the Drive Procedure.
- Instruction Manual 1
- WARNING! 2
- CONTENTS 3
- QUICK-START GUIDE 4
- (not visible) 6
- TELESCOPE FEATURES 7
- AUTOSTAR FEATURES 9
- SLEW SPEEDS, page 15. The 10
- SLEW SPEEDS, page 15 10
- GETTING STARTED 11
- Using SmartFinder 12
- Fig. 13: Connect Autostar to 13
- Smartfinder to AUX port 13
- Fig. 15: 25mm and 14
- 9mm eyepieces 14
- Terrestrial Observing 15
- Slew Speeds 15
- Fig. 16: The Moon is an 16
- APPENDIX E 17
- Fig. 17: Altitude lock and 17
- INITIALIZING AUTOSTAR 18
- Go To Saturn 19
- Take a Guided Tour 19
- BASIC AUTOSTAR OPERATION 20
- Sky & Telescope 21
- Astronomy 21
- MENUS AND MENU OPTIONS 22
- NOTE: Exceptions 23
- Glossary Menu 24
- Utilities Menu 24
- DS-2000 TIPS 25
- Setup Menu 26
- MENU: DAYLIGHT SAVING 28
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 28
- Table 1: Time Zone Shift 28
- CARING FOR YOUR TELESCOPE 30
- Meade Customer Service 32
- SPECIFICATIONS 33
- APPENDIX A 35
- APPENDIX B 36
- APPENDIX C 37
- Star Gazer 38
- APPENDIX F 40
- APPENDIX G 41
- Optional #494 Autostar 42
- Fig. 37: The Moon 43
- Note the deep shad 43
- Sky and Telescope 44
- Refracting Telescope 45
- Reflecting Telescope 45
- MEADE LIMITED WARRANTY 48
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