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Ruth's sister Skywatcher Telescope Control Cable USB TTL 5V RJ45 EQ6-R AZEQ6 AZEQ5 45cm

SKU CH-GQVN-1JAG8

Connects Skywatcher EQ6-R, AZEQ6 and AZEQ5 mounts to a PC via USB using an FTDI TTL interface and RJ45 plug with a 45 cm cable

  • Direct PC control via FTDI USB TTL chip
  • 5 V logic levels match Skywatcher hand-controller specs
  • RJ45 plug fits EQ6-R AZEQ6 AZEQ5 ports
  • 45 cm length keeps cable tidy at the mount

Skywatcher telescope control cable

This USB TTL cable connects Skywatcher EQ6-R, AZEQ6 and AZEQ5 mounts to a computer for direct control. The 45 cm link uses an FTDI chipset and a 5 V RJ45 interface to translate telescope commands without extra drivers.

Sustained operation stability

The FTDI bridge maintains reliable serial communication during long imaging sessions without timing drift. Fixed cable length limits placement flexibility for permanent observatory installations.

Highlights

  • Direct PC control via FTDI USB TTL chip
  • 5 V logic levels match Skywatcher hand-controller specs
  • RJ45 plug fits EQ6-R AZEQ6 AZEQ5 ports
  • 45 cm length keeps cable tidy at the mount

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 45 cm cable draw enough power to warm up during all-night guiding sessions?

The cable uses a 5 V USB supply and an FTDI TTL converter, so power draw is minimal and it stays cool during extended use.

Which mount ports and computer interfaces must I already have for this cable to work?

You need an EQ6-R, AZEQ6 or AZEQ5 mount with an RJ-45 hand-controller port and a free USB-A port on the computer.

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