TheSkyX Pro X2 Camera PlugIns
These PlugIns are multi platform : macOS, Windows, Linux (Ubuntu) and Raspberry PI.
As it's hard to get access to the real hardware, I'll give priority to whichever vendor is willing to help. If you own a filter wheel and want macOS or Linux support for TheSkyX Pro, let me know which one. If I can get the protocol documentation, I will try to write a X2 PlugIn for it.
Current PlugIns :
If you want to support the development, you can donate or lend hardware, or donate via PayPal so that I can acquire the hardware myself:
Contact info :
How to access the settings dialog in TheSkyX :
This applies to all my PlugIns
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Player One Astronomy cameras :

The Player One Astronomy cameras can be found on their website.
This plugin has been tested with the Ceres-C, Apollo-M Max and Poseidon-M Pro and should work with all Player One Astronomy camera.
Usage :
The settings dialog allow you to set the available camera parameters. If the parameter is not available for a given camera, the dialog control is disabled. The useful values at the bottom comes from the SDK and are specific to the connected camera.
Downloads :
The PlugIns and the sources are available below. For the macOS package, remember to set your "Allow apps downloaded from:" settings in the "Security & Privacy" system preferences to "Mac App Store and identified developers".
Current version : 1.38
- Player One Astronomy Camera X2 PlugIn for macOS
- Player One Astronomy Camera X2 PlugIn for ARM 64 / AStarBox
- Player One Astronomy Camera X2 PlugIn for Ubuntu
- Player One Astronomy Camera X2 PlugIn for Windows
The PlugIn source code is available on GitHub : Player One Astronomy Camera X2 PlugIn sources. To compile the PlugIn yourself, you'll need the X2 Example code from Software Bisque. This is not required if you only want to install the PlugIn.
Big thanks to Player One for giving me the hardware to develop and test this plugin.
SVBony Cameras :

The SVBony cameras can be found on their website.
This plugin has been tested with the SV305 Pro and SV405CC, but should work with all SVBony camera.
Usage :
The settings dialog allow you to set the available camera parameters. If the parameter is not available for a given camera, the dialog control is disabled.
Downloads :
The PlugIns and the sources are available below. For the macOS package, remember to set your "Allow apps downloaded from:" settings in the "Security & Privacy" system preferences to "Mac App Store and identified developers".
Current version : 1.13
- SVBony Camera X2 PlugIn for macOS
- SVBony Camera X2 PlugIn for ARM 64 / AStarBox
- SVBony Camera X2 PlugIn for Ubuntu
- SVBony Camera X2 PlugIn for Windows
The PlugIn source code is available on GitHub : SVBony Camera X2 PlugIn sources. To compile the PlugIn yourself, you'll need the X2 Example code from Software Bisque. This is not required if you only want to install the PlugIn.
Big thanks to SVBony for giving me the hardware to develop and test this plugin.
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