Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch User Manual
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL 10", 12" and 14" Advanced Coma-Free™ f/8 LX600™ with StarLock™ - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 2
® The name "Meade," "AutoStar,""StarLock" and the Meade logo are trademarks registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and in principal countries throughout the world. Deep Sky Imager," "LX600," and "Tonight's Best" are trademarks of Meade Instruments Corp. Protected by U.S. Patent: US 6, - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 3
telescope at or near the Sun. Do not look through the telescope or Finder Scope as it is moving. Children should always have adult supervision while observing. TRAVEL SCREW The LX600 f/8 ACF until firm. Do not over tighten. Battery Safety Instructions • Always purchase the correct size and grade of - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 4
Telescope 48 Meade Customer Service 48 Specifications 49 Appendix A Training the Drive 51 Appendix B StarLock Wedge Installation 62 Appendix G Latitude Chart 67 Appendix H Manual Drift Alignment 68 Appendix I The Moon Menu 69 Appendix J Advanced Coma-Free Optical System 70 Recycling 71 Meade - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 5
a Getting Started Guide that will get you up and running in the shortest amount of time possible. After your first experience, please sit down with this manual and read about all the advanced features that are available to you with this telescope system. We are confident that the LX600 will keep you - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 6
LX600 ACF telescope to the supplied tripod for observing. Perform the telescope and AutoStar II setup indoors in the light so that you become familiar with the parts and operation before moving the telescope to the Telescope Assembly. (See Appendix F for attaching the tripod to X-Wedge. ) After - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 7
rm fit). To collapse the tripod (after removing the telescope), rotate the spreader bar 60° from its assembled tripod legs in or out. By following the instructions above, the tripod will function properly, but done. Battery compartment Figure G. The LX600 control panel). E Remove the travel screw - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 8
a small connector on one end and a larger connector on the other end. Plug the smaller connector into the"StarLock Telescope Connection" port on the StarLock unit and the larger connector into the "StarLock" port located on the fork arm. Fork arm jumper cable - other end is obscured Fork arm jumper - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 9
or more of the viewfinder collimation screws until the viewfinder crosshairs are precisely centered on the object you previously centered in the telescope eyepiece. Twist the rear section near the eyecup clockwise or counter-clockwise to bring the object into clear focus. 5. Check this alignment on - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 10
AutoStar L#4X96700HFAeNatDuBrOesX LX600 FEATURES B C 3( D E F G H I J (Not shown) 1) 1! (Not shown) 1@ Ꭽ Ꭾ Ꭿ ൳ ൵ ൶ ൴ 3! 2$ 1( 1* (Not shown) 1& 1^ 1$ 1# ൷ B DEC slow-motion control 1& DEC lock 1* Dust cover Figure 1(a): LX600 Key Features - Right View; Control panel (inset) 10 - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 11
3) StarLock dovetail bracket 3! StarLock retaining bolts (see page 10) 3@ Threaded rod 3# Spreader bar 3$ T-handle tension knob 3% X-Wedge (see Appendix F) 3^ Fork Arm Jumper Cables 3& Fork Arm Connecting Plates 3* Connecting Plate Bolts (4 per fork arm) 3( StarLock Cable Figure 1(b): LX600 Key - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 12
Meade LX600 ACF models are extremely versatile, highperformance telescopes for imaging and visual use. With pushbutton controls, precision GPS alignment, true-level and North electronic sensors, StarLock automatic guiding telescope, prevents the telescope from being rotated manually instruction - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 13
your LX600 ACF telescope using the supplied AutoStar Suite software for custom applications. Go to the Meade website (www.meade.com) to download the latest serial commands and device pinouts. H. Auxillary Autoguider Port: If you wish to use an add-on autoguider in place of the integrated StarLock - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 14
from the Meade website (www. meade.com). To guided tour of the best celestial objects to view on any given night of the year. ■ Control your LX600 ACF with your PC using an RS232 interface. ■ Align your telescope automatically using GPS (Global Positioning System), Level North sensors and StarLock - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 15
keys have several functions. Press an Arrow key to slew the telescope in a specific direction (up, down, left, and RET (Reticle): Press to display the StarLock Control menu. To learn about the StarLock menu see Page 32. 8 IC: is essentially an on-screen instruction manual. If you have a question about an - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 16
aligned), press ENTER and then GO TO to slew the telescope to the object. j Coil Cord Port: Plug one end of the AutoStar II coil cord (Pg. 14, Fig. 2, 10) into this port located at the bottom of the AutoStar II handbox. 1) Coil Cord: Plug one end of the AutoStar II coil - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 17
first opening the packing box, note carefully the following parts: ■ LX600 ACF telescope with fork mount system ■ AutoStar II handbox and interface coil cord clip, and spreader bar ■ Set of hex keys ■ StarLock unit with cable ■ Instructional Manual and Software DVD. 3. Plug in the AutoStar II handbox - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 18
top of a telephone pole or street sign. Center the object in the telescope eyepiece. Retighten the RA and DEC locks. E. Look through the viewfinder . Remove both dustcovers from the lenses of the StarLock. 11. Attach the StarLock cable. The StarLock cable has two distinct connections, a four-pin and - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 19
telescope's focal length by the eyepiece's focal length. For example: A 26mm eyepiece is supplied with LX600 ACF models. The focal length of the 14" f/8 LX600 ACF " a telescope by using high magnifications which the telescope's aperture and atmospheric conditions cannot reasonably support. Keep in - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 20
Arrow keys are now activated. Press the Arrow keys (Pg. 14, Fig. 2, 5) to slew (move) the telescope up, down, right, or left. 7. Press the Speed on AutoStar II's display. The nine available speeds are: Number Key 1= 1x = Guide Rate, programmable Number Key 2= 2x = 2 x sidereal (0.5 arc-min/sec or - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 21
. Press "0" to begin Automatic Alignment. (If you wish to choose a manual alignment method, keep pressing Mode to go through the menus to find other and turn it off, it will not remember its position. See Parking the Telescope, page 32 and PEC Training, page 43. 5. "Automatic Alignment" displays - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 22
also defines the telescope's optical center on the StarLock sensor. Note: Instructions to attach the X-Wedge and mount the LX600 telescope can be found in Appendix F: X-Wedge Installation (Page 62-66). The alignment procedure for an X-Wedge mounted LX600 differs from Alt-Azmuth mode telescope. Meade - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 23
. Relock the X-Wedge locking screws. Press "ENTER" to confirm and the telescope will slew to a second star. Using the AutoStar II handbox slew keys, center the star in the viewfinder and then accurately center it in the eyepiece. Press "ENTER" and the alignment is complete. Tip: To manually enter the - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 24
positions of celestial objects, GPS is an important tool for aligning your LX600 ACF telescope. Detecting True Level To detect level of the base of the telescope, AutoStar II must calculate the tip and tilt of the telescope at three compass points and then compensate for it. Finding level involves - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 25
Blinking: StarLock is searching for a suitable guide star (either for guiding or HPP centering). • Solid: StarLock has located and locked onto a guide star. the Earth is rotating beneath the stars. In other words, the telescope tracks the chosen objects. Note: Saturn is not visible the entire - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 26
ENTER to display information about the object. Press GO TO to move the telescope to the object. 5. Press MODE to return to the Tour list. Press Press and hold down MODE for two seconds to leave the Guided Tour menu. Other Guided Tours are available, such as "How Far is Far" and "A Star's Life". 26 - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 27
AutoStar II Operation AUTOSTAR II OPERATION 1! B Two-line LCD display C ENTER key B D MODE key E GO TO key C E F Arrow keys D G Number keys F H Scroll keys I ? key G I J Coil cord port 1) Coil cord 1! Utility light Figure 7: The AutoStar II handbox h J 1! through the options in - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 28
typically will be using menus after you initialize and align your telescope, this example will assume you have just completed aligning your Scroll Down key. Notice that all the menus display as you press the key: Guided Tour, Glossary, Utilities, Setup. Stop when "Select Item: Setup" displays. If - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 29
Temp. StarLock Status Auto Telescope Model Focal Length Max Slew Rate Mnt. Upper Limit Mnt. Lower Limit Park Position Use Current Use Default Calbrate Home Anti-backlash RA/Az. Percent DEC/El. Percent Train Drive RA Train DEC Train "Cal Sensors" Tracking Rates Sidereal Lunar Solar Custom Guide - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 30
the Focus menus. • Press Number key "7" to access the StarLock menu. • Press the Scroll keys to move up and down menu category. (Note: Exceptions include Guided Tour and Landmark Survey.) Autostar II displays as scrolling text. Press GO TO. The telescope, if aligned, will slew to that chosen object. - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 31
of eclipse. Use the Scroll Up and Down keys to display the available data. This option is dependent on your location. WARNING: NEVER USE A MEADE LX600 TELESCOPE TO LOOK AT THE SUN! Looking at or near the sun will cause instant and irreversible eye damage. Lunar Eclipse: Lists upcoming Lunar Eclipses - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 32
The Utilities functions include: StarLock: Provides the ability to control the StarLock system • Turn StarLock guiding on and off. Enable and disable StarLock High Precision Pointing • Monitor StarLock guiding corrections • Set Guide Aggresiveness • Train SmartDrive with StarLock RA PEC: Allows you - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 33
Choose this option when observing the Sun. WARNING: NEVER USE A MEADE LX600 TELESCOPE TO LOOK AT THE SUN unless it is equipped with a properly be useful in guiding the telescope during CCD and long-exposure photography. See SLEW SPEEDS, page 20, for more information. • DEC Guiding: Allows a user - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 34
if the dome system is configured to notify the telescope when it is ready. See the Meade Telescope Protocol Specifications for details. • RA PEC: -precision pointing accuracy. 34 When StarLock is turned off and manual highprecision pointing is turned on, the telescope first slews to a bright star - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 35
off. Keep in mind that the telescope is receiving the correct time whether (product# 07047). See the instruction sheet included with the cable for users who may wish to enter a site manually. You may edit the name of a site Autostar II software from the Meade website (www.meade.com) and wants to - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 36
your PC crashes), turn off the telescope. Turn the telescope back on and as soon the menus. • Guide Rate: This option allows you to control how aggressively the StarLock attempts to are described earlier in the manual. Focus Control Menus: If you have installed the Meade Zero Image Shift Micro - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 37
yourself with the basic operations of AutoStar II described earlier in this manual. The following examples assume that you have a basic knowledge of and text. It also assumes that you have initialized and aligned your telescope. Adding Observing Sites If you plan to observe using AutoStar II at - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 38
allows you to enter an object's RA and DEC coordinates in the "User: Objects" option of the Object menu and allows automatic slewing of the telescope to the user-entered coordinates. In order to use this menu option, you first need to look up the RA and DEC coordinates of the - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 39
are launched. Visit the Meade website (www.meade. com) approximately once a month to get updated information and instructions on how to download this field of view for a few minutes, requiring AutoStar II to slew the telescope rapidly. Best viewing is near Sunrise or Sunset when the sky is still dark - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 40
add to the database. When finished, press ENTER. 8. "Center Landmark. Press Enter" displays. Using only the Arrow keys (do not manually move the telescope), move the telescope to the desired landmark and center the object in the eyepiece. Press Enter. The object is now stored in memory. 9. "Landmark - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 41
equatorial mounting. During the One-Star and Two-Star alt-az alignment procedures, you will (unlike the Automatic alignment procedures) manually place the telescope in the home position. The procedures for equatorial (polar) alignment are discussed in Appendix C, page 57; the three alternative alt - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 42
Alignment. Select "Align: Two Star" from the Setup menu. Press ENTER. 2. Set Home Position. Place the telescope in the home position. 3. To Set the Home Position Manually: a. See Figs. 12 and 13. Loosen the telescope's DEC lock (Pg. 10, Fig. 1, 17). Set the optical tube to 0° on the DEC setting - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 43
manual drift alignment procedure, see Appendix H. StarLock Automatic Rate Calibration (ARC) Obtaining best performance from StarLocked telescopes requires that the guiding Correction is necessary to achieve peak performance of the LX600 Telescope System. This is especially true when you are taking - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 44
using Autostar II (this is not needed if using StarLock). Piggyback Brackets: Piggyback photography is one of the most popular and easiest ways to get started in astrophotography. Attach your 35mm camera, with its own 35mm-to-250mm lens, atop your LX600 in equatorial mode, and guide the telescope - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 45
. More accessories will soon be available for your LX600 model. To find out more about these and other accessories available for your telescope, check out the Meade website at www.meade. com or contact your local Meade dealer. 10" f/8 12" f/8 14"/f8 Eyepiece Power/ Actual Field Power/ Actual - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 46
LX600 ACF telescopes are precision optical instruments designed to yield a lifetime of rewarding applications. Given the care and respect due any precision instrument, your LX600 ACF will rarely, if ever, require factory servicing. Maintenance guidelines include a. Avoid cleaning the telescope - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 47
-Free Telescopes LX600 ACF models are from the three screws (as shown in Fig 15.) Caution: Do not force the three collimation screws past their normal travel and do not loosen them more than two full turns in a counterclockwise direction or the secondary mirror may come loose from its support. You - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 48
Monday through Friday. In the unlikely event that your LX600 ACF requires factory servicing or repairs, write or call the Meade Customer Service Department first, before returning the telescope to the factory, giving full particulars as to the nature of the problem, as well as your name, address, and - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 49
alignment Weight 2.7 pounds 10" f/8 LX600 ACF Specifications Optical design Advanced Coma-Free Clear aperture 254mm (10") Focal length 2032mm Focal ratio (photographic speed f/8 Resolving power 0.46 arc sec Coatings Meade Ultra-High Transmission Coatings (UHTC) Mounting Cast-aluminum, double - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 50
telescope weight 73 lbs. Net tripod weight 50 lbs. 14" f/8 LX600 ACF Specifications Optical design Advanced Coma-Free Clear aperture 356mm (14") Focal length 2845mm Focal ratio (photographic speed f/8 Resolving power 0.325 arc sec Coatings Meade Ultra-High Transmission Coatings (UHTC - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 51
Appendix A APPENDIX A: TRAINING THE DRIVE Train the telescope motors using AutoStar II. Perform this procedure if you are experiencing any pointing accuracy problems. Fig. 18 depicts the complete Drive Training procedure. Note: Use a terrestrial object, such as a telephone pole or lamp post, to - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 52
going and help you tune the guide rate to optimize performance. Installation The StarLock utility will normally be installed when you install the Autostar Suite DVD that comes with your telescope. If you have download the program from Meade's website, the StarLock Utility program is packaged in an - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 53
has the ability to load new firmware into the StarLock. The firmware release code must first be downloaded from Meade's website. It should be put in an easily or you are tracking too aggressively. Change the Guide Rate setting under the StarLock menu on the telescope, reset the PSF or run the ARC as - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 54
Calibration (ARC) Feature Obtaining best performance from StarLocked telescopes requires that the guiding aggressiveness be optimally set for current viewing/imaging conditions. A guide rate calibration routine has been included in the StarLock software that automatically determines the best rate - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 55
LX200 series design that preceded your LX600. This feature facilities easier assembly as the telescope can be broken down into two, easier to lift units. This feature is most useful when assembling the larger 12"/14" models and when mounting the LX600 onto the X-Wedge. cables. Loosen the DEC lock - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 56
screws. Tighten the screws to a "firm", consistent feel. Removal from X-Wedge Note orientation of hanger pins Position OTA and Rotate fork arms to begin removal important caveat. It is essential that you unlock the RA, rotate the telescope so that the RA Lock/RA slow-motion control is facing upward, - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 57
to equatorial align your telescope, it is essential to have an understanding of how and where to locate celestial objects as they move across the sky. This section provides a basic introduction to the terminology of equatorial-aligned astronomy, and includes instructions for finding the celestial - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 58
: With the telescope aligned to the Meade X-Wedge is recommended for the 10" to 14" models. The equatorial wedge permits use in an astronomical, or "equatorial" mode. The wedge fits onto the field tripod allowing you to take longer exposure photographs with your LX600 ACF. See the instruction - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 59
telescope about one axis, the polar axis. This tracking may be accomplished automatically with the LX600 ACF electric motor drive. If the telescope is . Refer to the instruction sheet included with your equatorial wedge for information about attaching the wedge to the telescope and also about using - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 60
almost essential. Even though the LX600 ACF telescopes offers a very precise and position is equivalent to 1° in latitude change.) The wedge may be detached from the field tripod and, Starlock to obtain a precise polar alignment. If you wish to manually obtain a precise polar alignment, the Meade - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 61
be placed into the Polar home position before beginning the night sky alignment. Fig. 25. LX600 in polar home position. the altitude adjustment knob on the X-Wedge to set your latitude. Turn on the power to the telescope and when the AutoStar II handbox displays "0 to Align, Mode for Menu", press - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 62
the telescope could tip over. B I C D E HG F B Tripod Head C Threaded Rod D T-handle Tension Knob E Spreader F Leg Lock Knobs G Extension Strut H Tension Hub I Retaining clip (not visible) Figure B. Fully assembled tripod. The X-Wedge instructions are written for use with either the Meade - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 63
with a latitude from 57° to Figure H. Latitude screw with multiple lock screw positions. Mounting the Telescope on the X-Wedge 1. Thread one of the provided 3/8" hex screws into the hole on the underside of the telescope drive Figure I. Attach one of the 3/8" hex screws to the curved part of the - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 64
bolt. Do not overtighten. Note: It is important to insert the center mounting bolt into the wedge-telescope assembly. The center mounting bolt insures the precise pointing accuracy of the X-Wedge. Setting the Observing Latitude Look up the latitude of the desired observing site (most road maps show - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 65
a quick and easy azimuth alignment. a. Slightly loosen the three 5/16" hex screws in the wedge floor to allow for rotation of the X-Wedge. b. Using the Azimuth Control Knob (Fig C, 6), manually adjust the X-wedge around the threaded rod (without moving the compass) until the red compass arrow points - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 66
AutoStar #497ApHpAeNnDdiBxOFX Figure O. Magnetic declination map of North America. 66 - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 67
Appendix G APPENDIX G: LATITUDE CHART Latitude Chart for Major Cities of the World To aid in the polar alignment procedure (see page 57), latitudes of major cities around the world are listed below. To determine the latitude of an observing site not listed on the chart, locate the city closest to - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 68
manually Drift Align the LX600 Telescope (Northern Hemisphere). The LX600 with StarLock is specially equipped to perform an Automatic Drift Alignment. In the Autostar Setup/Align menu, select "Drift Alignment" and the LX600 will guide latitude adjustment knob on the X-Wedge to bring it back past - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 69
won't be able to see details such as any of the lunar landers or lunar excursion modules left behind by the astronauts (the best earthbased telescopes can only resolve features of about a half-mile across), you'll be able pinpoint the landing sites and study the terrain surrounding these sites. When - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 70
the primary mirror and results in a focus at the focal plane, with light passing through a central perforation in the primary mirror. The Meade ACF optical system includes an oversized primary mirror, yielding a fully illuminated field-of-view significantly wider than is possible with a standard-size - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 71
Recycling Information RECYCLING INFORMATION (EU Countries only) Correct Disposal of this Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) This marking shown on the product or its literature indicates that it must not be disposed of in unsorted municipal waste at the end of its working life To - Meade Tripod LX600-ACF 14 inch | User Manual - Page 72
LIMITED WARRANTY Every Meade telescope, spotting scope, and telescope accessory is warranted by Meade Instruments Corp. ("Meade") to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of original purchase in the U.S.A. and Canada. Meade will repair or replace
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
10", 12" and 14" Advanced Coma-Free™ f/8 LX600™ with StarLock™