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.help writevt Dec84 noao.imred.vtel
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NAME
writevt -- Write vacuum telescope full disk grams to tape
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USAGE
writevt input_image output_fd
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PARAMETERS
.ls input_image
Name of input image.
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.ls output_fd
File or device name, e.g. "mta1600[1]" or "mtb800" If a file number is not
given the user will be asked whether or not this is a new tape. If it is
a new tape the file number "1" will be used. If it is not a new tape, i.e.
it already has data on it, then file number "EOT" will be used.
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.ls verbose = no
Flag to signal program that it should produce verbose output. This includes
header information and progress reports.
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.ls new_tape = no
New tape flag. Usage is described above.
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DESCRIPTION
Writevt writes a full disk vacuum telescope gram in IRAF image format to tape.
The IRAF image is 2048x2048 short integers. The tape format is the same as
that used to write original data tapes on the mountain.
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EXAMPLES
1. To write the image "image1" to mta at 1600 bpi at file number 3 and
see verbose output the command would be:
.nf
vt> writevt image1 mta1600[3] v+
.fi
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SEE ALSO
readvt
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