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== Information on Observations with the 30m ==

=== Login ===

==== mrt-lx7 - PAKO-Terminal ====

 * Select the XFCE Session
 * login the project
 * open a terminal (Applications Menu -> Terminal Emulator)
 * if the promt is not shown properly go to Edit -> Profile preferences -> Colors and uncheck the option "Use colors from system theme"
 * be sure that you are in the home directory (just type cd)
 * change to mrt-lx1 (ssh -X mrt-lx1)
 * type 'gopako', 'pakodisplay', and 'pako'

==== mrt-lx7 - CLASS, MIRA, etc-Terminal ====
  
===== CLASS =====

 * open a terminal (see above)
 * be sure that you are in the home directory (type 'cd')
 * change to mrt-lx2 or mrt-lx3 (ssh -X mrt-lx2; ssh -X mrt-lx3) 
 * type 'cd observationData/mira'
 * type 'CLASS'


===== MIRA =====

 * open a terminal (see above)
 * be sure that you are in the home directory (type 'cd')
 * change to mrt-lx2 or mrt-lx3 (ssh -X mrt-lx2; ssh -X mrt-lx3) 
 * type 'cd mira'
 * type 'MIRA'
 * Some tricks:
   * type '@demo' to load all the data
   * type 'ftd'   to load the data of that day (ftd means find today) 
  
===== XEphem =====

 * xephem is installed on mrt-astro1 and mrt-astro2, start if from your local system:
 {{{
# enter on a terminal window:
ssh -X mrt-astro1 xephem
 }}}
 * some tricks:
   * view, skyview
   * Start automatic, regular updates of the sky display: press 'RT' next to Looping
   * plot sources: Data - Files - Select Catalog
   * plot visibility tracks: right click on sourse, create trail
   * plot position of one source: Data - Index - enter name - click on Sky Point

=== Misc. ===

 * Information on Topo Low/High: [[attachment:topolowhihg.png]] (created by J.Santiago)

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== Page Info ==
  * This is page http://www.iram.es/IRAMES/mainWiki/InformationObservations, moderated by CK

== Old instructions ==

=== On XEphem use ===
''
 * login the project
 * open a teminal (see above)
 * be sure that you are in the home directory (just type cd)
 * ssh -X mrt-lx3
 * cd .xephem
 * xephem
 * CTRL-Z, bg
 * If telescope position is not shown, type 'azElToXephem.py'
 * Some tricks:
   * view, skyview
   * Start automatic, regular updates of the sky display: press 'RT' next to Looping
   * plot sources: Data - Files - Select Catalog
   * plot visibility tracks: right click on sourse, create trail
   * plot position of one source: Data - Index - enter name - click on Sky Point
''