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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL #93648
OFF-AXIS GUIDER

PARTS LIST
Off-Axis Guider
SCT Adapter
Male M48 Camera Adapter Male M42 T-thread Camera Adapter
Long T-thread
Spacer Ring
(24.25mm)
Medium T-thread Spacer Ring
(11.55mm)
Short T-thread Spacer
Ring (6mm)
Female M42
T-thread Adapter
Medium M48 Spacer Ring
(11.55mm)
2 I INTRODUCTION
Fig. 1
INTRODUCTION
Your Celestron Off-Axis Guider (OAG) allows you to take accurate, long exposure astroimages when used with an
autoguider. Since the autoguider and imaging camera share the same telescope, you will achieve tracking accuracy
greater than you would with a separate guide scope.
Female M48 Adapter

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS I 3
TELESCOPE
To attach the front of the OAG to the telescope,
the telescope must have M42 T-threads, M48
threads, or 2” Schmidt-Cassegrain style threads.
If your telescope has a 2” visual back, you will
need to provide a camera adapter to attach the
telescope to the Off-Axis Guider. Camera adapters
are commonly available that adapt from 2” to M42
T-thread (also called T2).
Note that because the OAG consumes a signicant
amount of inward focus travel, some telescopes
will not be able to reach focus with this accessory.
Most Newtonian reectors and some refractors
do not have enough inward focus travel to
accommodate the Off-Axis Guider. Refractors
designed for astroimaging typically have plenty of
focus travel, as do most catadioptric telescopes
such as the Schmidt-Cassegrain or EdgeHD.
OAG BACKFOCUS
You may need to congure the OAG to your
particular telescope, camera, and autoguider
combination. The measurements listed below
refer to the actual length the part consumes when
installed on the telescope.
OAG Body: 29mm
SCT Adaper:25.3mm
Male M42 and M48 camera adapters: 12.5mm
Female M42 and M48 telescope adapters: 4.5mm
Short T-thread Spacer Ring: 6mm
Medium T-thread Spacer Ring: 11.55mm
Long T-thread Spacer Ring: 24.25mm
Medium M48 Spacer Ring: 11.55mm
IMAGING CAMERA
A CCD camera or specialized astroimaging
camera should have female T-threads or 48mm
threads. It will attach to one of the two camera
adapters included with the OAG.
DSLR cameras require a T-ring specic to the make
and model of the camera. Canon and Nikon T-rings
are available from Celestron. Full frame DSLR cameras
should use a wide T-ring with 48mm threads to fully
illuminate the sensor’s eld of view.
Fig. 2
1.25” Holder Thumbscrews
Helical Focus
Adjustment
Pick-Off Prism
Autoguider Camera
Adapter T-threads
Focus Lock
Thumbscrew
Adapter Attachment &
Rotation Thumbscrews
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
The Off-Axis Guider (OAG) requires a telescope, imaging camera, autoguider, and a mount tracking
equatorially with autoguiding capability. You should already be familiar with these items before using
the Off-Axis Guider.
Refer to Figure 2 to familiarize yourself with the OAG.
Product specificaties
Merk: | Celestron |
Categorie: | Niet gecategoriseerd |
Model: | Off-Axis Guider |
Kleur van het product: | Zwart |
Gewicht: | 510 g |
Soort: | Telescoop guide scope |
Aantal: | 1 |
Vaste opening: | 48 mm |
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