Collimation proved to be extremely robust on our prototype. Yet it is sometimes necessary to check the mirror alignment, for example after each time your eVscope is having a long journey.

For this procedure, you will need:
1) The smallest hex provided in the toolbox (S2 3mm),
2) A clear sky with visible bright stars.

• Point your eVscope toward a bright star by selecting a visible one in the list of proposed stars.
• In the settings, set the gain and the exposure time on AUTO.
• Center the target using the in-app joystick.
• With the focusing wheel at the bottom of your eVscope, defocus anticlockwise to the maximum.
  You will see something like this :

If the dark cross is not centered (as shown in the above image on the left), you need to realign your mirror.

• Find the smallest hex key (S2 3mm) in the toolbox.
• First, move the telescope with the joystick to put the star at the edge in the direction indicated in the table below:

Then turn the vertical or horizontal screw in the mirror mount to put the star back at the center. For example, if the cross is too high :

• Repeat the procedure until the cross looks centered. You might have to do it several times.
• Move back the focus to the default position by aligning the visual cue with the top screw, then adjust it by rotating the wheel.
• Move toward a target and enjoy. The image should look better!

 And here is our video that covers the subject: