Flash Utility

Sky-Watcher SynGuider Firmware Update

Posted on 2018-01-07 Updated on 2018-02-19

I wrote a tutorial for updating the firmware on a Sky-Watcher SynGuider. If you have more questions or feedback please feel free to get in touch with me. I hope this comes to use and helps out people to understand the steps needed for the updates.

Enjoy!

https://astroniklas.com/tutorials/sky-watcher-synguider/

Niklas Henricson

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This entry was posted in Astrophotography, Reviews and tagged Firmware, Flash Utility, Phillips LPC2000, Sky-Watcher, Synguider, Tutorial, Update, USB to serial.

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