Now some R/G/B subs have been collected (35 min each). Color correction was done with the excellent eXcalibrator tool.
The Ha channel is blended into the individual RGB channels with 100/10/20 %

Using both CCD Navigator and CCD Autopilot, I faced a small problem. Due to the fact that the computers where I create the session plans and where this plan is finally executed are using different regional settings, there is an issue when importing the XML session plan.
To solve this, I wrote a small program which converts the CCDNavigator XML file between regional settings.
Download XMLDeregionalizer (Windows binary)
Download XMLDeregionalizer (Visual Studio 2010 Source Code)
After doing some maintenance in my backyard observatory (collimation etc.) I noticed a confusion… my Ha filter was not in the filter wheel, but in it’s case 😉
Now it’s corrected. Here is a short comparison between IDAS V4 (confused with Ha) and the „real“ H-Alpha 13nm. Same exposure duration and background adjusted to same level.
Last night the first unattended multi-target session test was successfully run with CCD AutoPilot 5.
There is still coma in the edges due to mis-collimation and the angle of the CCD is not exactly 45°
Polar alignment also needs some adjustments, also the colors are not calibrated and the flats are not very good.
Nevertheless, here are the results (M5, M81, SH2-108)