[Multi-night] Starting a new Multi-Night Observation from "Plan my Night"

• Head to the "Plan my Night" interface.

• Create a new plan.

• Select your observation location.

• Set the date for the plan.

• Name your plan.

• Activate "Advanced observations" to be able to add a "Multi-Night Observation" target to your plan (you must be connected to your smart telescope).

• If you intend to observe with a filter, put it on your telescope.

• Add your target

• Press the edit button at the bottom left of the scheduler (pen icon)

• If you already have some multi-night objects, they will appear first on your list with the infinty symbol. They will not be able to be edited:

• You can choose between a regular observation or a Live Mosaic, and then activate "Multi-Night Observation" at the bottom of the screen.

• Define the observation time frame.

• Validate to add the target to your plan 

Important notice:
When you activate "Advanced Observations" to add a Multi-Night Observation to your plan, the plan is linked to your telescope configuration. If you have a filter in place while creating your plan, you should keep it on throughout the entire operation of the telescope for that plan.

Watch our "Plan my Night" video tutorial to learn more on how to perform a programmed observation.

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