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Hi Guys
Here is what is needed for the PR to make sense:
@deufrai check the config file, and see that I added 3 parameters (getters, setters) for remote_host remote_port and device_name.
This needs to be routed to the UI (I don't know how to do that)
@gehelem If you are willing to test this out, just change the default value inside the config file by hand, to change the CCD Simulator string by your actual indi camera name (can be seen through kstars).
Apart from that I am pretty happy about that feature, discussed quite a while ago. Most of the credit goes to @deufrai that made it so convenient to add a new scanner class.