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The ASG Electronically Assisted Tilt (EAT) device provides a way to automate the the tilting and backfocus adjustments necessary for those fast scopes and round corner stars. The ASG EAT provides a way motorized way to do full 4 corner movements within

micron levels to precisely dial in the tilt, curvature, and plane of your camera sensor. The ASG EAT also provides convenient backfocus adjustment to move in and out the sensor with precision. Windows software is provides and the EAT plugins in with simple USB serial cable and 12v power supply, common on most power and mount systems.
Modular Design
The ASG EAT device comes compatible with many mounting options.
- M54 female threads for threading directly.
- ASG 5 bolt pattern for our filter slider hardware.
- 62mm x 6 bolt pattern found on many electronic filter wheels.
- 99mm x 6 bolt pattern (4 provided) found on the ZWO 7x50 square filter wheel.
Updated! First Class PC Software & NINA Plugin
Run your unit with our desktop software or from NINA directly with our NINA plugin.
- Control your ASG EAT from any PC or within NINA's dockable window using our plugin.
- Configure orientation and help make adjustments easy and aligned with systems like ASTAP or Hocus Focus
- Automatic saving in case of power lose
- Firmware updating over the wire for easy future-proof design
ZWO 2600 Duo Compatibility included
Designed for any 90mm astro-camera such as the ASI and QHY cameras. ASI cameras will mount directly, including ZWO 2600 duo camera with a notch for focusers. QHY cameras also work well if the desiccant ports are removed and plugged with small set screws. If its 90mm diameter, it will fit. We can also provide adapters to make smaller cameras fit as well.
Player One & Moravian Octagonal Compatible
Let us know if you run a Player One or Moravian Octagonal design and we can provide a special adapter to make it operate with this special unique body style. We shorten the height of the cage and add 2 specially designed clamp rings to make it fit inside our cylindrical design. This allows you to remove the 5mm tilt plate that comes with your Player One and delivers high precision tilt and backfocus adjustment where not present on their current design.
Tilt features
The ASG Electronically Assisted Tilt device is designed to provide precision tilting of the camera sensor in any angle from diagonal tilt to horizontal/vertical tilt. The software provided allows you to do micron level tilting around 1 micron level to each corner or side. The software will also handle opposing side movements, so backfocus is not changed during a tilt or alteration. For example, if you tilt the left side or top side, it will automatically tilt the opposing side for you in sync.
Backfocus features
The software for the EAT device also allows you to do micron level backfocus adjustments at around 1.8 micron levels. It will move all corners in the same direction with a range of around 1-2mm of overall movement.
Backfocus Required Spacing
The ASG EAT device takes physically 3mm of spacing. We recommend you add +1mm to that for a total of 4mm as the optimal distance to accommodate the EAT device. This +1mm gives you room to move the camera away 1mm and room to maneuver and tilt around, adjust backfocus, etc. With a ZWO camera, you can remove the 5mm tilt plate on most 90mm cameras and replace with the ASG EAT device in that 4-5mm spacing range... but just make room for the 4mm is our recommendation.
Mechanical Drawings

Downloads related to and used for the ASG Photon Cage.
Quick Start Guide
Windows Download Software
NINA Plugin Download
- Download directly from within NINA's -> Plugins section.
Legacy Softare
Introduction Video to EAT
Watch as we discuss the Electronic Photon Cage setup, design, mounting and camera installation. We also discuss the resolution and usage of the software as you work with the unit.
1 Reviews for ASG Electronically Assisted Tilt (EAT) Photon Cage
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Daniel Gallo - Wednesday, October 29, 2025I just wanted to let you know I'm pleased with the unit! It was pretty expensive in the end but it's so much less hassle than fiddling with manual tilt adjustments at the front of the telescope and not knowing whether I'm adjusting the right tilt screws, correct number of turns, etc.
The software was also very straightforward to use.

















