% @(#)set_fero.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-IPG) 01/25/02 17:51:45 % @(#)set_fero.hlq (ESO-IPG) 11-11-1997 %++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ %.COPYRIGHT (c) 1997 European Southern Observatory %.IDENT set_fero.hlq %.AUTHOR AM, LSW Heidelberg, IPG/ESO %.KEYWORDS MIDAS, help files, SET/FEROS %.PURPOSE On-line help file for the command: SET/FEROS %.VERSION 1.0 11-NOV-97 : Creation, AM %---------------------------------------------------------------- \se SECTION./FEROS \es\co SET/FEROS 23-FEB-99 AM/OS \oc\su SET/FEROS param1=value1 [param2=value2] [...] set feros keywords \us\pu Purpose: Define the values of parameters in the current session. Up to 8 keywords can be defined in one single command. \up\sy Syntax: SET/FEROS param1=value1 [param2=value2] [...] \ys\pa paramX = parameter name \ap\pa valueX = parameter value \ap\no Note: a) No space character can be inserted on the right or left part of the sign "=". The name of the feros keyword can be truncated to a non ambiguous root. b) Short description of feros keywords is provided by HELP/FEROS command, values are displayed by SHOW/FEROS. c) It is possible to assign a value to feros 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/FEROS). Examples: PROFILE_W = 12 (keyword PROFILE_W/I/1/1) EXT_IMG ="optimum_extracted" (keyword EXT_IMG/C/1/60) CCD_THRES = 20. (keyword CCD_THRES/R/1/1) To assign values to character keywords, additional spaces must be inserted to overwrite a longer previous value. d) To assign the value of an element of a multiple element keyword (e.g. MEDFILT/R/1/3) it is possible to use the direct assignment (MEDFILT(2) = 4.) or the SET/FEROS by inserting commas in place of the values that must not be changed. \on\exs Examples: \ex SET/FEROS PROFILE_GET=N Prevents the program from determining the spatial profile form the current spectrum. The profile is reconstructed from previously saved coefficients instead. \xe\ex SET/FEROS FIBER_MODE=0 EXT_MODE=O Sets the extraction algorithm to optimum extraction (EXT_MODE) for a single fiber spectrum (FIBER_MODE). \xe \sxe