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Fig. 17: The planet Saturn
is over 800 million miles
from the Earth.
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5.
Press GO TO. "Saturn: Slewing..." displays and the telescope slews until it finds
Saturn.You may need to use the Arrow keys to center Saturn precisely in the eye-
piece. Autostar then automatically slews (moves) the telescope so that it tracks
Saturn (or whatever other object you may have chosen). Saturn remains centered
in the eyepiece.
Using the Guided Tour (Autostar Models Only)
This example demonstrates using "Tonight's Best" Guided Tour.
1.
After observing Saturn, keep pressing MODE until "Select Item: Object" displays
again.
2.
Press the Scroll Down key twice. "Select Item: Guided Tour" displays.
3.
Press ENTER. "Guided Tour: Tonight's Best" displays. Press ENTER.
Note: If you wish to try out other Guided Tours, press the Scroll Down key
to scroll through other tour choices. When the tour you wish to select dis-
plays, press ENTER.
4.
"Tonight's Best: Searching..." displays. After calculating, "Tonight's Best: Jupiter"
displays.
Note: Different objects may be displayed on a tour list on any given night.
Press ENTER to display information about the object. Press GO TO to move the
telescope to the object.
5.
Press MODE to return to the Tour list. Press the Scroll keys to scroll through the
list. Press ENTER when you find the next object you wish to observe.
6.
Press and hold down MODE for two seconds to leave the Guided Tour menu.
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