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The other two buttons in the window action box also takes effect once a region of the CCD image is selected using the left mouse button. The __Average along wavelength__ has the effect that, instead of a magnified image of the slected region, a line plot, showing average count rates over the selected region in wavelength, is displayed for the range og slit postions selected.
The other two buttons in the window action box also takes effect once a region of the CCD image is selected using the left mouse button. The __Average along wavelength__ has the effect that, instead of a magnified image of the slected region, a line plot, showing average count rates over the selected region in wavelength, is displayed for the range of slit postions selected.
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The slider labeled __exposure #__ is used to select exposure number when the raster contains more than one exposure. I.e. when the slider value is 1, the CCD image displays exposure nr 2 of the raster (slider counter starts at 0).
The slider labeled __exposure #__ is used to select exposure number when the raster contains more than one exposure. I.e. when the slider value is 1, the CCD image displays exposure number 2 of the raster (slider counter starts at 0).
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The __Real size CCD display__ button is used to present the CCD image in real size, e.g. 2148 x 1024 pixels. This mainly for engineering purposes.
The __Real size CCD display__ button is used to present the CCD image in real size, e.g. 2148 x 1024 pixels. This is mainly for engineering purposes.
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