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--- howto:mpec [2009/06/25 00:18] – added link to howto:executor pkubanek
+++ howto:mpec [Unknown date] (current) – external edit (Unknown date) 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Enter MPC coordinates to database =====
-Run rts2-newtarget. When it asks for Target name, enter MPC one line ephemeris. You can obtain this from MPCORB.DAT file, or from [[
+Run rts2-newtarget. When it asks for Target name, enter MPC one line ephemeris. You can obtain this from [[http://www.minorplanetcenter.net/iau/MPCORB.html|  MPCORB.DAT]] file, or from [[http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/iau/MPEph/MPEph.html]], choosing MPC 1-line format (on page bottom). For MP 8, Flora, 1-line MPC ephemeris looks like:
-http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/iau/MPEph/MPEph.html]], choosing MPC 1-line format (on page bottom). For MP 8, Flora, 1-line MPC ephemeris looks like:
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 ===== Setting observation strategy - creating a script =====
-To show some advanced scripting features, suppose that you want to get window from CCD, begging at coordinates x=200 y=100, with width=500 and height=550 (e.g. bottom corner will be at position 700, 650). And you would like to get R band exposures, with filter selected with device FW0. You would like to get 20 120 seconds exposures. The script will then look:
+To show some advanced scripting features, suppose that you want to get window from CCD, begging at coordinates x=200 y=100, with width=500 and height=550 (e.g. bottom corner will be at position 700, 650). And you would like to get R band exposures, with R-band filter. You would like to get 20 120 seconds exposures. The script will then look:
 <code>
-FW0.filter=R READT=(200,100,500,550) for 20 { E 120 }
+filter=R WINDOW=(200,100,500,550) for 20 { E 120 }
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 <xterm2>
-host:> rts2-target -c C0 -s 'FW0.filter=R READT=(200,100,500,550) for 20 { E 120 }' 5000
+host:> rts2-target -c C0 -s 'filter=R WINDOW=(200,100,500,550) for 20 { E 120 }' 5000
 host:>
 </xterm2>