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10 I
USING WITH A FINDER
Although StarSense replaces the need for a
finderscope, you may still wish to use a finder for
quick reference, or to assist with the one-time center
calibration of the StarSense camera and telescope.
Some optical tubes, like Schmidt-Cassegrains and
EdgeHDs have threaded holes to accept finder-
scope brackets in multiple locations.
The large accessory dovetail bar that is used for
guide scopes on Celestron 8” Schmidt-Cassegrains
and EdgeHD telescopes will obstruct the Star-
Sense’s Large Camera Bracket. The CPC 800 fork
arm also obstructs with the StarSense camera. To fit
the camera in this configuration, attach the base and
Large Camera Bracket backwards as shown.
CONNECTING STARSENSE HAND
CONTROL TO YOUR TELESCOPE
The StarSense Hand Control replaces your NexStar
Hand Control and retains the computerized GoTo
functionality, but with added StarSense features
such as auto align, multi-star calibration, and a
graphical 4-line LCD. The StarSense Hand Control
must be used. The NexStar Hand Control does not
communicate with the camera.
1. Remove the NexStar Hand Control from
your mount.
2. Plug the phone jack type connector on the Star-
Sense Hand Control into “Hand Control” outlet
on your mount.
Tip: If you are plugging the hand control into a NexStar SE
inside of the fork arm, remember that the connector
tab on the cable faces outward.
Finder and StarSense installed on CPC 800
NexStar Hand Control replaced with StarSense Hand Control
Base and bracket installed backwards
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