% @(#)testb2ccd.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-SDAG) 01/25/02 17:49:45 %++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ %.COPYRIGHT (c) 1994 European Southern Observatory %.IDENT testb2ccd.hlq %.AUTHOR RHW, SDAG/ESO %.KEYWORDS MIDAS, ccd package, bias, testing %.PURPOSE On-line help file for the command: TESTB2/CCD %.VERSION 940620 RHW created %.VERSION 950210 RHW txt output eleiminated; printed info reduced %--------------------------------------------------------------------- \se SECTION./CCD \es\co TESTB2/CCD 20-Jun-1994 RHW \oc\su TESTB2/CCD in_frm [out_id] [row_ran] [col_ran] Compute row and column average of a (averaged) bias frame \us\pu Purpose: Compute row and column average of a (averaged) bias frame \up\sy Syntax: TESTB2/CCD in_frm [out_id] [row_ran] [col_ran] \ys\pa in_frm = input frame; no default \ap\pa out_id = output identifier for the output of the test prodedure. All output (i.e. frames, listings and plots) will start with this identifier. Default is BIAS. \ap\pa row_ran = Range of rows in the master bias frames to be averaged. Default is all rows. \ap\pa col_ran = Range of columns in the master bias frames to be averaged. Default is all columns. \ap\no Note: This command is the second of a series of tests on BIAS frames: B1 to B5. See the command TESTBA/CCD. \\ From the combined bias frame rows and columns are averaged and plotted. \\ For more details about the various combining methods, please refer to the CCD Chapter in Volume B of the ESO-MIDAS Users' Guide. \on\op Output: The command will stored the outputs in a number of ascii and postscript files (preceding by the identification string out_id):\\ `out_id'_avcol.bdf: MIDAS image containing the column average;\\ `out_id'_avrow.bdf: MIDAS image containing the row average;\\ `out_id'_aver.ps: postscript file with the plots of the column and row average; \po\see See also: TESTBA/CCD, SET/CCD, SHOW/CCD, COMBINE/CCD, AVERAGE/ROW, AVERAGE/COLUMN, FILTER/MEDIAN, Ch. 3 in Vol. 2 of the Users Guide. \ees\exs Examples: \ex TESTB2/CCD BIAS BS median ? 350,500 Run the test on the frame BIAS. Do averaging over all rows and over the column range from 350 to 500. \xe \sxe