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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Summary of Contents for Celestron 11069:
Warning
4
6
Assembling the NexStar
6
6
Powering the NexStar
6
6
The Hand Control
6
The Star Diagonal
7
The Eyepiece
7
The Star Pointer Finderscope
7
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Star Pointer Installation
7
Star Pointer Operation
8
Removing the Optical Tube
8
Attaching the NexStar to the Tripod
9
Named Stars
11
Hand Control Operation
11
Alignment Procedure
11
Sky Align
12
Tips for Using Sky Align
13
Auto Two-Star Align
13
Two Star Alignment
14
One-Star Align
14
Solar System Align
15
Tips for Using Solar System Align
15
EQ North / EQ South Alignment
15
Improving Pointing Accuracy
16
Alignment Stars:
16
Sync:
17
Undo Sync:
17
Object Catalog
17
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Selecting an Object
17
Slewing to an Object
18
Caution: Never slew the telescope when someone is looking into the eyepiece. The telescope can move at fast slew speeds and may hit an observer in the eye.
18
Finding Planets
18
Tour Mode
18
Constellation Tour
18
Direction Buttons
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Rate Button
19
Setup Procedures
19
EQ North
19
EQ South
19
Sidereal
20
Lunar
20
Solar
20
Identify
20
Precise GoTo
21
Scope Setup Features
21
Utility Features
22
Image Orientation
25
25
Focusing
26
Calculating Magnification
26
Determining Field of View
26
General Observing Hints
27
The Celestial Coordinate System
28
Motion of the Stars
29
Polar Alignment
30
Polar Alignment (with optional Wedge)
30
Wedge Align
30
Photography with the NexStar
31
Attaching a Camera to the NexStar
31
Finding the North Celestial Pole
32
Observing the Moon
33
Lunar Observing Hints
33
Observing the Planets
33
Planetary Observing Hints
33
Observing the Sun
33
Solar Observing Hints
34
Observing Deep Sky Objects
34
Seeing Conditions
34
Transparency
34
Sky Illumination
34
Seeing
34
Care and Cleaning of the Optics
35
Collimation
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Appendix A - Technical Specifications
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Appendix B - Glossary of Terms
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Author: Celestron
Updated: 2023-05-22
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Model: 11069
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Table of Contents
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Warning
4
6
Assembling the NexStar
6
6
Powering the NexStar
6
6
The Hand Control
6
The Star Diagonal
7
The Eyepiece
7
The Star Pointer Finderscope
7
7
Star Pointer Installation
7
Star Pointer Operation
8
Removing the Optical Tube
8
Attaching the NexStar to the Tripod
9
Named Stars
11
Hand Control Operation
11
Alignment Procedure
11
Sky Align
12
Tips for Using Sky Align
13
Auto Two-Star Align
13
Two Star Alignment
14
One-Star Align
14
Solar System Align
15
Tips for Using Solar System Align
15
EQ North / EQ South Alignment
15
Improving Pointing Accuracy
16
Alignment Stars:
16
Sync:
17
Undo Sync:
17
Object Catalog
17
17
Selecting an Object
17
Slewing to an Object
18
Caution: Never slew the telescope when someone is looking into the eyepiece. The telescope can move at fast slew speeds and may hit an observer in the eye.
18
Finding Planets
18
Tour Mode
18
Constellation Tour
18
Direction Buttons
19
19
Rate Button
19
Setup Procedures
19
EQ North
19
EQ South
19
Sidereal
20
Lunar
20
Solar
20
Identify
20
Precise GoTo
21
Scope Setup Features
21
Utility Features
22
Image Orientation
25
25
Focusing
26
Calculating Magnification
26
Determining Field of View
26
General Observing Hints
27
The Celestial Coordinate System
28
Motion of the Stars
29
Polar Alignment
30
Polar Alignment (with optional Wedge)
30
Wedge Align
30
Photography with the NexStar
31
Attaching a Camera to the NexStar
31
Finding the North Celestial Pole
32
Observing the Moon
33
Lunar Observing Hints
33
Observing the Planets
33
Planetary Observing Hints
33
Observing the Sun
33
Solar Observing Hints
34
Observing Deep Sky Objects
34
Seeing Conditions
34
Transparency
34
Sky Illumination
34
Seeing
34
Care and Cleaning of the Optics
35
Collimation
35
38
39
Appendix A - Technical Specifications
39
40
Appendix B - Glossary of Terms
40
42
42
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