Add Wanderer FilterCube for RASA driver documentation, update Snowflake documentation

src/content/docs/filter-wheels/wanderer-astro/rasa-filtercube/rasa-filtercube.md

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+---
+title: Wanderer FilterCube
+categories: ["filter-wheels"]
+description: INDI driver for the Wanderer Astro FilterCube (RASA), a 5-position filter wheel for Celestron RASA11, RASA36 and other similar prime focus telescopes, with zero optical obstruction.
+thumbnail: ./rasa-filtercube.webp
+---
+
+## Overview
+
+The Wanderer FilterCube is a compact **5-position** electronic filter wheel designed for Celestron RASA11, RASA36 and other similar prime focus telescopes. Mounted at the prime focus, it introduces **zero optical obstruction** — light passes straight through with no vanes or secondary obstruction in the optical path, so it does not compromise the fast, wide-field performance these telescopes are built for. The device identifies itself on the bus as model **WFC50** and communicates via a USB-to-serial interface (CDC, CH340) using a simple numeric command protocol at **19200 baud, 8N1**.
+
+Like other Wanderer Astro wheels, the device continuously streams its status over the serial port, with fields separated by the `A` character. The driver parses this stream to track the current position and to verify the model at connection time.
+
+## Features
+
+- **5 filter positions**
+- **Zero optical obstruction** at the prime focus — no vanes or secondary in the optical path
+- **Model & firmware display** — the model (`WFC50`) and firmware version are read at handshake and shown in the read-only *Device Info* property
+- **Device ID read/write** (0–10, command `1900000` + id) — useful when running several wheels from the same host
+- **Per-filter name read/write** — each position stores a **single letter** (B–Z = 2–26; command `(161 + slot) * 10000 + letter`)
+- Continuous status stream parsed in real time — current position is always known
+- **Strict model validation** — the driver only connects to a `WFC50`; any other device on the selected port is rejected
+- **Firmware requirement** — firmware **≥ 20260312** is required; older firmware is rejected with an upgrade prompt
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> Unlike the Wanderer Snowflake, the FilterCube exposes **no** automatic-calibration and **no** zero-detection commands. It relies on its own mechanical reference and requires no calibration pass.

src/content/docs/filter-wheels/wanderer-astro/rasa-filtercube/rasa-filtercube.yaml

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+# Display Names (Human-Friendly)
+driver_name: Wanderer FilterCube
+categories: ["filter-wheels"]
+manufacturer_name: Wanderer Astro
+
+# Additional Metadata
+executable: indi_rasa_filtercube_wheel
+platforms: Linux, mac
+author: WandererAstro
+version: 1.0

src/content/docs/filter-wheels/wanderer-astro/wanderer-snowflake/wanderer-snowflake.md

@@ -21,10 +21,14 @@ The wheel communicates via a USB-to-serial interface (CDC) using a simple numeri
 
 - Supports both WSFW368 (36 mm) and WSFW508 (50 mm) variants
 - Up to **8 filter positions** per wheel
+- **Strict model validation** — only a WSFW368 or WSFW508 is accepted; a different Wanderer Astro device on the selected port is rejected
+- **Model & firmware display** — the model (WSFW368/WSFW508) and firmware version are read at handshake and shown in the read-only *Device Info* property
 - **Automatic calibration** sent at every connection (mirrors the official Wanderer ASCOM driver behaviour)
 - **Zero-position detection** (mechanical home to filter 1) accessible from the INDI control panel
 - Per-filter **name** and **focus offset** storage on the device (configurable via the protocol)
+- **Device ID read/write** (0–10) to distinguish several wheels on the same host
 - Continuous status stream parsed in real time — current filter position is known at all times
+- **Firmware requirement** — firmware ≥ **20260124** is required
 - Full **simulation mode** for testing without physical hardware
 
 ## Requirements
@@ -41,12 +45,16 @@ The wheel communicates via a USB-to-serial interface (CDC) using a simple numeri
 4. Click **Connect**.
 
 On successful connection the driver will:
-- Read the current filter position from the status stream and display it immediately.
+- Verify the model is WSFW368 or WSFW508 and that the firmware is ≥ 20260124.
+- Read the current filter position, per-filter names, focus offsets and device ID from the status stream.
+- Populate the *Device Info* property with the model and firmware version.
 - Send the **automatic calibration** command (`1500002`) so the next filter movement performs a self-calibration pass.
 
-> **Note:** If the 12 V power supply is not connected the wheel will accept commands but will not move. The status stream will still be available.
+> [!NOTE]
+> If the 12 V power supply is not connected the wheel will accept commands but will not move. The status stream will still be available.
 
-![INDI control panel – Main Control tab]
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> If the wrong serial port is selected and the attached device is not a Snowflake (for example a Wanderer FilterCube or another Wanderer Astro device), the driver refuses to connect and reports a model mismatch instead of silently taking over the wrong device.
 
 ## Operation
 
@@ -56,9 +64,7 @@ Select the target filter in the **Filter Slot** field (1–8) or use the **Filte
 
 ### Filter names and offsets
 
-Filter names and focus offsets can be set in the **Filter** tab of the Ekos equipment manager. Names are stored on the device (up to 26 characters, letters B–Z per position). Offsets are stored on the device as integer values (0–255).
-
-![Ekos Filter Manager]
+Filter names and focus offsets can be set in the **Filter** tab of the Ekos equipment manager. Each name is stored on the device as a **single letter** in the range **B–Z** (letter `A` is reserved by the protocol as the field delimiter). Invalid entries are rejected and the previous value is restored. Offsets are stored on the device as integer values (0–255).
 
 ### Calibration
 
@@ -76,12 +82,12 @@ Auto calibrate is also sent automatically at every connection, matching the beha
 
 | Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
 |---------|-------------|-----|
-| *Failed to read status* at connect | Wrong port or 12 V not connected | Check the port in the Connection tab; verify power |
+| *Failed to read status* / model mismatch at connect | Wrong port, or a different Wanderer Astro device is attached | Select the correct serial port for the Snowflake |
+| *Firmware is outdated* | Firmware < 20260124 | Update the firmware to the latest version |
 | Wheel does not move | 12 V not connected | Connect the power supply |
 | Filter position shown as wrong number after startup | Partial status frame received during resync | Disconnect and reconnect; the driver re-reads the status stream |
 | *Timed out waiting for filter wheel to reach target* | Very slow move (calibration pass) or mechanical obstruction | Wait and retry; run **Zero detection** to home the wheel |
 
 ## Issues
 
-- Filter name encoding uses letters B–Z only (letter A is reserved by the protocol). Names entered as "A" will be silently ignored by the device.
-- The `pacman -Syu libindi` upgrade may overwrite `/usr/share/indi/drivers.xml`; re-run `deploy-wanderer-snowflake-system.sh` after any libindi upgrade.
+- Filter names use a single letter (B–Z) per position. Letter `A` is reserved by the protocol as the field delimiter and is rejected; the previous value is restored.

src/content/docs/filter-wheels/wanderer-astro/wanderer-snowflake/wanderer-snowflake.yaml

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 # Additional Metadata
 executable: indi_wanderer_snowflake_wheel
+platforms: Linux, mac
 Author: Jérémie Klein (https://github.com/grm)
 version: 1.0