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<blockquote data-quote="s-band" data-source="post: 1167115" data-attributes="member: 407744">[USER=421263]@marrull[/USER] Manuals and some simple RS485 software are all here <a href="https://researchconcepts.com/product/rc2000/" target="_blank">Research Concepts, Inc.&nbsp; » RC2000</a> The manual tells you how to set it up and one of the steps is to manually set your location.I'm not sure about later versions than those listed but RC are quite responsive to queries. They charge a lot for firmware upgrades and I have never been sure if FPGA changes are needed when changing firmware.The full RS485 command set is in the manuals. However, not being a coder, I found it easiest to make a simple interface that connected to the keypad connector. I controlled it using an F1EHN system. My pan and tilt is AC driven so I use variable frequency drive to control the speed. I only used the RC2k initially as I already had it configured for geo, I've since removed it and use the F1EHN controller alone.&lt;edit&gt; I shoud have said that my experience is based on RC2000X units.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="s-band, post: 1167115, member: 407744"] [USER=421263]@marrull[/USER] Manuals and some simple RS485 software are all here [URL='https://researchconcepts.com/product/rc2000/']Research Concepts, Inc. » RC2000[/URL] The manual tells you how to set it up and one of the steps is to manually set your location. I'm not sure about later versions than those listed but RC are quite responsive to queries. They charge a lot for firmware upgrades and I have never been sure if FPGA changes are needed when changing firmware. The full RS485 command set is in the manuals. However, not being a coder, I found it easiest to make a simple interface that connected to the keypad connector. I controlled it using an F1EHN system. My pan and tilt is AC driven so I use variable frequency drive to control the speed. I only used the RC2k initially as I already had it configured for geo, I've since removed it and use the F1EHN controller alone. <edit> I shoud have said that my experience is based on RC2000X units. [/QUOTE]

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