When I turn off my telescope, STELLINA emits a mechanical noise. Is this normal?
When the telescope closes, Stellina searches for a stop. You do not have to worry, it will continue to work normally.
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Can I manually close STELLINA's arm?
When the telescope is on standby mode or turned off (no acquisition in progress), you can open and close the arm of Stellina manually, as long as this is done gently! However, we advise using the Open / Close button of your mobile app, on the ...
How much acquisition time should you aim for to improve image quality?
It all comes down to noise reduction Your smart telescope’s sensor captures light from celestial objects, which we refer to as the signal. However, it also generates noise, which is an undesirable byproduct. This noise comes from factors like light ...
How to power STELLINA using a portable battery?
You are free to buy the powerbank (portable battery) of your choice, according to your needs: resistance, longevity, weight, color, ports, price, capacity … Some of you will prefer a power supply and a cable of several meters, it is possible. This is ...
How to Power and Start Stellina: Step-by-Step Guide
Open the battery compartment Press the top of the hatch by placing your finger on the raised dot. Connect the battery to the telescope Plug the USB-A end into the power bank (opposite side). Insert the USB-C end into the telescope’s charging port ...
How to Completely Turn Off Stellina?
After shutting down Stellina via the Singularity app, simply unplug the battery from the instrument. For optimal use, we recommend charging the battery so it's ready for your next observation session. ⚠ Note: Stellina does not have a dedicated power ...