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There is a single output file for each session unless a
deliberate change is made by the user using the OUTPUT command.
This contains the following information:
- The name or position of the target and the assumed configuration
details.
- The J2000 positions of all of the
guide stars meeting the selection criteria, up to the specified number.
- The calculated guide probe coordinates for each of the guide stars
(x y or r
).
- The magnitudes of the guide stars (to be used in evaluating
integration times).
- An asterisk after the probe position indicates that the
object is classified as stellar on all GSC plates and a ? represents an
ambiguous classification. No symbol is given for objects classified as
non-stellar on all plates. These should only be used as guide stars in
case of dire need.
For example:
Target: Equinox PA Tel Focus
20 0 0.00 +40 0 0.00 J2000.0 0.0 WHT CASS
Date Apx Apy Vmax Vmin
1993.060 0.0 0.0 8.0 16.0
RA2000 Dec2000 Mag r theta
19 59 26.30 +39 51 51.59 9.72 27231. 128486. *
20 0 32.97 +39 51 36.04 9.88 28812. 52998.
20 0 7.59 +39 49 37.99 11.38 28238. 82003. *
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Wed Sep 17 15:19:48 BST 1997