ASCOM GS Server

ASCOM GS Server is a software application designed by Robert Morgan. The purpose of this software is to provide a way for users to remotely control their astronomy equipment through a computer network. It allows users to utilize astronomy tools such as telescopes, cameras, and mounts from a remote location.

The ASCOM GS Server application is designed to be user-friendly and easy to set up. It allows for the creation of multiple server instances, providing flexibility to users who may have multiple observatories or astronomy setups. The software includes documentation and support to assist new users in getting started.

• The software supports various astronomy devices such as telescope mounts, cameras, and autoguiders.
• Multiple remote clients can connect simultaneously to the ASCOM GS Server.
• The server can operate on a wide range of operating systems, including Windows and Linux.
• Data can be sent remotely from the server to clients using the ASCOM Standard Telescope Interface Protocol.

ASCOM GS Server provides users with the flexibility and convenience of remote control over their astronomy tools. With its friendly user interface and support for a variety of devices, it is an excellent option for those seeking advanced control over their observatory.