What is the maximum payload the RB Focus Camelot S 2" can handle?
It is rated for a maximum load of 7 kg (15.4 lb).
How much back focus does the Camelot S 2" use?
The rotator has a thickness of only 13 mm. This extremely thin profile is a significant advantage for imaging systems with limited back focus, such as those using focal reducers or flatteners with strict spacing requirements.
Can I use the RB Focus Camelot S 2" with software like N.I.N.A. or SGP?
Yes. The Camelot S 2" uses the ASCOM standard, making it fully compatible with major astrophotography software including N.I.N.A., Sequence Generator Pro (SGP), APT, and Voyager. It will appear as a standard rotator in your equipment profile.
How does the Camelot S 2" connect to my computer?
You have two options for connection: a wired USB-C cable (included) for maximum reliability, or wireless Bluetooth. The Bluetooth option is excellent for reducing cable clutter and the risk of snags during rotation and slewing.
What power supply does the RB Focus Camelot S 2" require?
It runs on 12V DC. RB Focus lists no power supply in the box.
What threads does the RB Focus Camelot S 2" use for connection?
RB Focus gives its thread as M48 x 0.75 and sells it with an M48 male to M48 male adapter, an M48 male to M42 male adapter, or no adapter. RB Focus does not state the gender of the rotator's own threads; ask us if you need to confirm it.
What does the IPS display on the Camelot S 2" show?
The onboard IPS LCD screen provides a real-time display of the rotator's current angular position and status. This allows you to confirm the orientation at a glance without having to check your computer. It switches off automatically.
What happens if I have trouble setting up the Camelot S 2"?
RB Focus provides free remote assistance to help you with the initial setup and configuration of your rotator. They can help you connect it to your computer and integrate it with your chosen astrophotography software at no extra cost.