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The data collected by your UNISTELLAR telescope during each observation is stored locally in its memory. It includes raw data (images) captured in Enhanced Vision or during scientific missions, as well as metadata (geolocation, timestamps).
Key information (applies to all UNISTELLAR telescopes: eVscope, eQuinox, Odyssey, and Odyssey Pro)
- The telescope’s memory only fills up when you use Enhanced Vision or Science Observation modes.
- Saving photos on your smartphone or tablet does not use the telescope’s memory.
- Storage capacity varies by model, ranging from 7 to 35 hours of Enhanced Vision.
- In Science Observation mode, exposure time is shorter, so the number of images is higher, which fills the memory faster.
- With full memory usage at 100%, your telescope will continue to function, but we recommend freeing up space regularly for better software performance. You can still observe and save stunning pictures in your smartphone gallery; however, the observations will not be saved on your telescope, and your telescope may slow down.
- Storage information can be found in the "User" tab of the UNISTELLAR app.
Steps to free up your memory:
Here are the steps to follow to clear the memory:
- Connect to your instrument using your smartphone or tablet
- Access your telescope's settings via the Settings button in the top-left corner or the Instrument button in the bottom-left corner
- Tap Storage
- If data is present, a page listing your available observations will appear; you can then select the ones you wish to delete. Please note that this step is irreversible.