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5. Continue your azimuth and altitude adjustments until you can sight Polaris in the polar alignment sight hole. Try to

center it roughly in the sight hole. A very dim red light may help you see enough of the hollow shaft to help you

with centering without obscuring Polaris. At this point, you have achieved a rough polar alignment, which may be

sufficient for casual visual observations, if you are not planning to slew to target objects with the keypad. When the

R.A. motor is engaged (the power is plugged in), it will compensate for the rotation of the earth and keep the target

object within the eyepiece field-of-view. Your target object will slowly drift since polar alignment at this stage is only

approximate. However, you can make corrections with the N-S-E-W buttons of your keypad controller.

6. Tighten the A

LTITUDE LOCKING LEVER and AZIMUTH LOCK KNOBS by hand.

Running Cables Through Your Mount

If you plan to route cables through your mount, this is the point in your work flow where you will want to do so. Please refer

to the later section of this manual entitled “Cable Management” for a full discussion of your options. We mention it here

because cables that will be routed through the C

ABLE CHANNELS on the DECLINATION AXIS HUB will need to be installed before

the mounting plate is attached. The servo “Y” cable can be installed with the mounting plate attached.

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