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Please email pmassey@noao.edu any discrepancies you find between
this manual and reality; please report any problems by writing a service
request (see instructions at your telescope); suggestions for ICE
improvements may be made on your run evaluation form.
Some of the
items that we feel may cause some confusion or difficulties at present
include:
- If you have displayed an image and then reduced the size of
the image by running ccdproc on it, you will get crazy results
if you run imexamine
on this image without first explicitly redisplaying it.
- If you inadvertently use the wrong ``eof" character ( CNTL-z
when you have defined CNTL-d as the eof or vice-versa) you
may put IRAF into suspended animation. You can recover quickly by simply typing
fg.
- If the SUN is rebooted, or the CCD controller has been turned off
and back on, the following exposure may be very
strange indeed. Do several ``zero" exposures to flush it out entirely
- Observers have occasional problems with Exabyte taping. We have found
that in nearly all instances this has come from using non-computer grade
tapes. If you have bought your Exabytes during a blue-light special at
K-Mart, you may wish to consider purchasing real computer-grade tapes on
the mountain.
- If you change a title during a sequence of exposures, the change may
not propagate to subsequent exposures.
- If you are using the scan-table at the 4-m, the value of
``nrowscans" will be reset to ``1" (no scan) if you select a bias,
dark, or focus frame. It will not be reset to the previous value when
you next choose object. We recommend running the scan-table with
``query and set scan parameters?" to yes if you want to use the
scan-table.
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Updated: 26Aug1996