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%.COPYRIGHT  (c)  1993 European Southern Observatory
%.IDENT      set_ccd.hlq
%.AUTHOR     Rein H. Warmels, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, SET/CCD
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: SET/CCD
%.VERSION    920602 RHW Created
%.VERSION    930325 RHW Minor modifications
%.VERSION    931101 RHW Released
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SECTION./CCD
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SET/CCD                                                          1-Nov-1993 RHW
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SET/CCD keyw=value [...]
	Define the values of parameters in the current CCD session.
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Purpose:    
        Define the values of parameters in the current CCD session.
        Up to 8 keywords can be defined in one single command.
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Syntax:     
        SET/CCD keyw=value [...]
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        keyw   = parameter name
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        value = parameter value
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Note:   
        No space character can be inserted on the right or left part of the 
        sign "=". The name of the CCD keyword can be truncated to a 
        non-ambiguous root.\\

        Short description of CCD keywords is provided by HELP/CCD command, 
        values are displayed by SHOW/CCD.\\

        It is possible to assign a value to CCD keywords using monitor 
        assignment. In this case, there must be a space on both parts of the 
        sign =. The syntax depends on the definition of the keyword (provided 
        by HELP/CCD).\\
        Examples:\\
        \ \ \ BS_MET   = sig\ \ \ \ \ \ \ (keyw. BS_MET/C/1/20)\\
        \ \ \ SK_WEI   = yes\ \ \ \ \ \ \ (keyw. SK_WEI/R/1/1)\\

        To assign values to character keywords, additional spaces must be 
        inserted to overwrite a longer previous value.\\

        To assign the value of an element of a multiple element keyword (e.g. 
        IL_SIGMA/R/1/2) it is possible to use the direct assignment 
        (IL_SIGMA(2) = 4.) or the SET/CCD by inserting commas in place of the 
        values that must not be changed.
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See also:
        SHOW/CCD, LOAD/CCD, HELP/CCD
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Examples:
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        SET/CCD OBSER="ik zei de gek" BS_MET=sig IL_SIGMA=4,4
        Set the keywords `OBSERVER', `BS_MET' and `IL_SIGMA' to the values
        given.
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        SET/CCD IDENT="my_run" 
        Set the IDENT keyword to `my_run'.
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