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Flats must be taken for each spectral line in your sequence, i.e. for each
prefilter setting. If, for example, you are running a program
combining H-alpha and Fe 6302, you need to take flats for both lines.
First of all, stop the AO and CT systems, then
- For the red beam:
Run Mode: |
Flat Field |
for all cameras |
|
Pol Sum Flat |
for SOUP camera if doing polarimetry |
Enable: |
SOUP |
for the SOUP camera |
Repeats: |
0 |
|
Frames: |
125 |
|
- Put telescope in flat field mode
- Press start and run until you have about 10 sums per state
- Stop telescope flat field mode
- For the blue beam:
Run Mode: |
Flat field |
for all cameras |
Enable: |
Rotatable Filter |
for rotatable filter camera |
Repeats: |
0 |
|
Frames: |
100 |
|
- Put telescope in flat field mode
- Press start and run until you have about 10 sums for each rotatable filter angle.
- Repeat from 1 for all spectral lines in your SOUP sequence.
- Stop telescope flat field mode
- Do flats for the next SOUP config file containing the
calibration information for the next spectral line in your sequence
(repeat until you made flats for all your observed spectral lines)
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Roy Henderson
2006-09-18