% @(#)fromodesol.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-IPG) 01/25/02 17:14:36 \se SECTION./ESOL \es\co FROMOD/ESOLV JEH \oc\su FROMOD/ESOLV [mode] [colour] [intable] [column] retrieve frames from optical disk \us\pu Purpose: Frames from the ESO-LV archive are retrieved from optical disk, using the ESO-identifiers or selected entries in the input table, and converted to BDF-format. \up\sy Syntax: FROMOD/ESOLV [mode] [colour] [intable column] \ys\pa mode = Single character giving the mode in which the program should run: P(rompt), A(uto). In prompt mode (P) the user is prompted for the identifiers and hence p2, p3 and p4 are not used. Default `P' \ap\pa colour = Single character giving the colour of the image to be retrieved: `B' for only blue frames, `R' for only red frames, and `A' for all frames; Default `B'. \ap\pa intable = With mode `P' intable should be name of table with column (R*4) containing ESO-identifiers; Default \ap\pa column = Label or column number of table with contains the identifiers; No default \ap\no Note: The command takes care of the logistics of the frames being resident on 3 different disks. In a single run only frames from a single disk can be retrieved. The proper disk should have been inserted in the device. See the system management for information about the optical disks. \\ For more information see: The Surface Brightness Catalogue of the ESO-Uppsala Galaxies, A.Lauberts and E.A.Valentijn, ESO: 1989. \on\exs Examples: \ex Midas 001> FROMOD P B "Give ESO-identifier: " 1180010 \\ "Give ESO-identifier: " 1180020 \\ "Give ESO-identifier: " \\ Retrieve the blue frames of 1180010 and 1180020 from optical disk. \xe\ex Midas 001> SELECT/TABLE ESOLV :BTOT.lt.10.and.:T.eq.-5 \xe\ex Midas 002> FROMOD A A ESOLV :ESO_ID Retrieve brightest ellipticals from optical disk in both colours, using selected ESO-identifiers from ESO-LV catalogue. \xe \sxe