Modest finger pressure gives positive engagement and when released the slow-mo knob turns everything like butter. The thumb screw is over the round part of the worm shaft, inside the flat. The coupling is supposedly universal flex, but is very stiff, so I took pains to align motor shaft precisely with worm shaft. Maybe it's related to which side of the road we drive on? ) [*My Mayflower mount also requires CW rotation of the worm shaft, meaning that the Celestron motor has to be switched for 'southern hemisphere' use to function correctly here in the north. I like the more classic look of the H&R motors, but finally gave in and bought the Celestron for ease of fit, variable speed, and reversible direction.* Alas, the Celestron has no classic look to it, with or without its cover box. All of them I found run CCW, while it appears that many (most? all?) classic Japanese mounts are set up for a motor that runs CW. If activated, Connect returns an acknowledgement message.I too looked closely into the H&R and other motor offerings. TimeTool * RenameTemplate "Facility beginTime Time Instant" FirstTime ReturnMessage TimeTool * Duplicate "Satellite/Satellite2 TestOName Interval" TimeTool * Rename "Satellite/Satellite2 30Minutes Interval" TestOName Rename the specified time component to TestOName and then duplicate it, allowing STK to name the duplicated component: TimeTool * Import Place/Place1 "C:\Users\stkUser\ExportImport\Export1.awb" Example TimeTool * Export "C:\Users\stkUser\ExportImport\Export1.awb" "Satellite/Satellite1 1700-1800 Interval" "Satellite/Satellite1 1720-1820 Interval" To export Satellite time components to a file and then import them to Place1: TimeTool * Satellite/ScenTestSat Delete "Time Array" SatArray4 Example
TimeTool * Satellite/ScenTestSat Modify "Time Array" SatArray4 "Filtered" Filter SkipTimeStep TimeStep 120.0 TimeTool * Satellite/ScenTestSat Create "Time Array" SatArray4 "Filtered" To create, modify and then delete a Filtered Time Array: TimeTool * Clear "Satellite/ScenTestSat AnalysisStartTime Time Instant" Example TimeTool * Compute "Satellite/ScenTestSat AnalysisStartTime Time Instant" To compute and then clear a Time Instant: TimeTool Time Instantįor details on the format of "" see Component Specification. If is not entered then STK will create a unique name for the duplicate template.įollow these links for details to using the TimeTool command to Create, Modify and Delete Time components and templates. If is not entered then STK will create a unique name for the duplicate component.ĭuplicate the specified Time template using the, if entered. Rename the specified Time template to the new name.ĭuplicate the specified Time component using the, if entered.
Rename the specified Time component to the new name. specifies the parent of the imported components. Import the components from the specified "". This parameter can be entered multiple times on the command line.Īll components exported to one file must have the same parent. "" is the name of a component to be exported. If the file already exists it will be overwritten. "" is the file that will be written, it should have the extension. The Clear option is not valid for a template.Įxport the specified components to a file. The Compute option is not valid for a template.Ĭlear the Time component.This command will Nack if the component is already cleared or cannot be cleared. To get the Compute/Clear status of a Time component use the TimeTool_R command with the Status option.
This command will Nack if the component is already computed or cannot be computed. The TimeTool command is not valid for CommSystem, Constellation, Planet, or Star objects, or Central Bodies. These user-created structures and elements can then be used in STK for reporting and graphing as well as 2D and 3D graphic displays. The TimeTool command enables you to define instances, intervals of time, time arrays and collections of intervals. Description | Example | Return Message | Group TimeToolĭefine components defining instances or intervals of time.
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