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How to save two StarSense Calibration settings for two SS systems on SkySafari-6 Pro Android

I know there's a way to store multiple StarSense Calibration settings for multiple SS setups on my Android phone using SkySafari-6 Pro, but I can't remember the procedure for saving or recalling different Calibration settings now.  I want to move my Android phone between my two SS setups.  Both use Celestron WiFi so the SS centering Calibration settings are stored in the phone, not the SS HC.

One of my systems uses a NexStar Evolution mount with its built-in Celestron WiFi (Access Point WiFi setting).  The other system uses a Celestron SkyPortal WiFi gen-3 dongle plugged into a Celestron CPC Deluxe mount.  And that setup is also setup for Access Point WiFi.

Is it within the Celestron WiFi settings sub-menu -- the orange "C" logo? 

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    Carson Hanrahan

    Love to see a follow-up to this as I’ve a similar situation, but on SkySafari 7 Pro iOS

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    Keiron Smith

    Woody, Carson, 

    See here: When Using SkySafari 7 Pro With StarSense AutoAlign And Multiple Telescopes/Mounts Are The Unique Offsets/Calibrations Saved To The App Or The Presets? (Answer: Saved To The App - Read On!)

    I will correct my reply if developers say otherwise.

    Is it within the Celestron WiFi settings sub-menu -- the orange "C" logo? 

    Yes, whenever using Celestron WiFi, either built-in or via external module, all options are available via the orange Celestron gear icon.

    Thanks!

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    Carson Hanrahan

    Thanks Kieron. Appreciate the reply. So StarSense settings aren’t saved per se under the Celestron logo; it’s a function of connecting to a scope using the Celestron WiFi preset, then choosing “Connect and Align.” If I do that, all good for one scope. And it’s saved any time I connect using that preset to that scope. Question is if I then connect to another, different scope using a *separate* Celestron WiFi preset (I have two in SkySafari) and “Connect and Align,” will it save that new scope’s offset different than the first or will I have to do the calibration and offset routine each and every time for each scope, despite using different presets?

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