# /$MIDASHOME/$MIDVERS/systab/ascii/plot/agldevs.dat #++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ # This file defines the graphics devices used by MIDAS # # Every line not starting with a hash (#) contains two entries, separated by # a colon and a comment. The first entry is the system name for the device, # the second one is the AGL driver name. # In principle all graphics units, except for terminals, should be put into # this file. This file is read in the plot package in order to check if a # valid device is used. For those who need to install devices not used at ESO, # a number of examples are given at the end. # # The syntax for each line is simple: # <device>:<driver>:<node>:=<command> # comment # where: # <device> Is the identification of the physical device # according to the rules of the operating system. # The special device TT stands for the current # user's terminal and it is meaningful only in the # user's local configuration file. # <driver> Is the identification of the corresponding driver # as specified in the driver configuration module. # Some drivers require further specifications to # select specific characteristics of the device # (this is device dependent) (e.g.: tkg.vt640). # # <node> Is the optional specification of the remote node # (provided for future support of device in a # distributed environment). # # <command> Is the optional command to be executed when the # device is closed. The = sign is required and is # not part of the command. The % sign may be used # within the command to indicate the place where # the driver generated file name must be put into # the command line. # # *** However, AT ESO WE ONLY USE THE <device> AND <driver> ENTRIES *** # For further information please consult the documentation in the file # /$MIDASHOME/$MIDVERS/doc/agl/aglinsta.doc #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # *** Here for the general terminal. Other terminal devices supported by AGL # and MIDAS are below. graph_term=tkg.vt640 # default DEC VT100 terminal with retrographics #graph_term=tkg.cit101 # CIT101 with CIG 201 card #graph_term=tkg.hds22 # HDS 2200 #graph_term=tkg.4010 # tektronix 4010 #graph_term=tkg.4014 # tektronix 4014 #graph_term=tkg.cit101 # CIT101 with CIG 201 car #graph_term=vt125 # DEC VT125 Terminal #graph_term=vt125 # DEC VT240 Terminal # # *** Here for the default image display (e.g. Deanza) image_displ:idi.sxw0 # default image display # # *** Here for workstations graph_wnd0:idi.sxw0g # IDI driver for workstation graphics window 0 graph_wnd1:idi.sxw1g # IDI driver for workstation graphics window 1 graph_wnd2:idi.sxw2g # IDI driver for workstation graphics window 2 graph_wnd3:idi.sxw3g # IDI driver for workstation graphics window 3 image_wnd0:idi.sxw0 # IDI driver for workstation image window 0 image_wnd1:idi.sxw1 # IDI driver for workstation image window 1 image_wnd2:idi.sxw2 # IDI driver for workstation image window 2 image_wnd3:idi.sxw3 # IDI driver for workstation image window 3 # # *** Here for the hardcopy systems device names ps2usr0:pscript # AGFA P400 ps2usr0.l:pscript.l # AGFA P400 ps2usr0.p:pscript.p # AGFA P400 ps2usr1:pscript # HP LaserJet III ps2usr1.l:pscript.l # HP LaserJet III ps2usr1.p:pscript.p # HP LaserJet III ps2vlt1:pscript # HP LaserJet IIID ps2vlt1.l:pscript.l # HP LaserJet IIID ps2vlt1.p:pscript.p # HP LaserJet IIID ps3vlt0:pscript # AGFA P3400 ps3vlt0.l:pscript.l # AGFA P3400 ps3vlt0.p:pscript.p # AGFA P3400 ps4ast0:pscript # HP LaserJet IIISi ps4ast0.l:pscript.l # HP LaserJet IIISi ps4ast0.p:pscript.p # HP LaserJet IIISi ps4ipg0:pscript # Apple Laserwriter ps4ipg0.l:pscript.l # Apple Laserwriter ps4ipg0.p:pscript.p # Apple Laerwriter pc2usr0:pscript.c # Tektronix Phaser, paper pc2usr1:pscript.c # Tektronix Phaser, overhead sl2usr0:pscript.c # Agfa Chromascript hp2vlt2:hpgl.a # Kyocera F-500 hp2usr0:hpgl.a # HP 7550A penplotter, A4 hp2usr1:hpgl.c # HP 7550A penplotter, A3 hp2usr3:hpgl.c # HP 7550A penplotter, A3 versa:raster.200 # MIDAS default name for the Versatec plotter # # *** Below a number of examples for HARDCOPY device not available at ESO. #your_ln03:tkg.ln03 # your local LN03 plus laser printer (name your_ln03) #exam_qms:tkg.qms # your local qms laser printer (system name exam_qms) #my_apple:pscript # your Apple Laser Writer (system name my_apple) # # *** Here for the null device null:null # null device unknown:null # end of device file