Telescope Reviews: eq6 pro - incremental star align

Here is the PAE section from user manual:

The three star alignment methods provide alignment adequate for any visual observing purpose. For
applications that require extra high precision in a particular part of the sky, the SynScanTM provides a
Pointing Accuracy Enhancement (PAE) function to further improve the accuracy. The PAE can be
performed in up to 85 zones to cover the whole sky. The area(s) where the chosen alignment star(s) is located
should be already mapped out accurately by the SynScanTM. Further accuracy enhancement is not necessary.
The following provides a step-by-step procedure on how to perform PAE:
Choose a star as reference object from a star chart or planetarium software. This star should be a
known, bright object that is currently located in the same part of the sky with the object of your interest.
Find the reference object in the SynScanTM hand control database and go-to the object. If the mount
is under the control of the planetarium software, click on the object to slew to it.
Adjust the telescope so that the reference object is in the center of the eyepiece or CCD view.
Press and hold down the ESC key for 2 seconds. The hand control will display "Re-center" and the
name of the reference object will appear in a blinking mode (3 times). If the go-to command is sent
from the planetarium software, instead of the name of the object, the hand control will display "Last
goto object".
Make sure that the reference object is still in the center of the view and press ENTER. If you do not
wish to record the result, press ESC to abort the operation. After pressing ENTER, the SynScanTM
will record the amount of pointing inaccuracy and recalculate the model of the sky. Now the pointing
accuracy of this particular part of the sky should be greatly improved.

The result for the star alignments and PAE is stored in the hand control even after the power has
been shut off. You will only need to perform the star alignment once as long as these two criteria
are met: 1. The telescope is moved to its home position (Park the telescope) before turning off the
power. 2. The telescope setup, including the mount, has not been moved. Accessory change is
acceptable as long as it is done with great caution. When the hand control is turned on for the next
time, make sure that the time entered during initial setup is based on the same source as last time.
For example, if you enter the time on your watch during this observing session, the time you enter
next time should also be read from your watch.