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GETINSD

Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 2012-04-23 10:09
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NAME

GETINSD - Retrieve configuration parameters for the
selected instrument

SYNOPSIS


   GETINSD insId                                                     .

DESCRIPTION


    Retrieve configuration parameters for the selected instrument
    Is no parameter is given, the configuration of the current
    instrument is returned.

    insId: String up to 32 character, ins+detector id (IsaacLw)

RETURN VALUES


    ASCII formatted command reply with the following (comma separated)
    fields:
      insId: String up to 32 character, ins+detector id (IsaacLw)
      insMode: String up to 32 character, ins mode id
      focusStation: String with the focus station name for the instrument
      offsetRot: Rotator offset in degrees (DD.fff)
      offsetFocus: Optimal focus offset (mm)
      pixelSizeX: Detector pixel sizs in X direction (arcsec/pixel)
      pixelSizeY: Detector pixel sizs in Y direction (arcsec/pixel)
      vigAreaSizeX: Vignetting area size along X direction (arcsec)
      vigAreaSizeY: Vignetting area size along Y direction (arcsec)
      vigAreaCntX: Center in X of vignetting rectangle with respect to center
                   of field (arcsec)
      vigAreaCntY: Center in Y of vignetting rectangle with respect to center
                   of field (arcsec)
      pointAxisOffX: Offset of pointing axis in X (arcsec)
      pointAxisOffY: Offset of pointing axis in X (arcsec)
      detectorLcu: Str up to 256 ch. Environment + process name (@env:proc)
      refX, refY : Reference pixel on chip
      adapterFocus: Optimal adapter focus in mm

    or error structure

CAUTIONS


    New fields will be added in a next release, in particular to handle
    detector vignetting, pointing axis and detector focus.

EXAMPLES


   GETINSD IsaacLw

Index

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
RETURN VALUES
CAUTIONS
EXAMPLES

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