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| ----- | Question: I can't see the CUS scripts in the Observations menu Answer: make sure that: 1. the generic AOTs are downloaded from the MPE server * Calibrations -> manage generic AOTs -> download files from the server * check ou uncheck the ones you want/don't want from the list given by HSPOT * -> load generic AOTs 2. Everytime you open HSPOT from start * Calibrations -> manage generic AOTs -> load generic AOTs * check that your .spotherschel/gen_aots/ directory is not empty ---- Question: When I press the Load generic AOTs, nothing happens Answer: it can be that you java version is not uptodate. You need at least version 1.5.0.08. Youc an check that on your system: `java -version` ---- Question: There is a discrepency between the CUS Estimated Time and the XHSPOT Estimated Time. Answer: This could be a issue with the pointing parameters. If you are running a `PacsCal` in XHSPOT where a RA and DEC are necessary, you need to make sure that the `naifid` is properly set in the CUS script (ra and dec may remain 0.0d 0.0d). * example: For jupiter: it is a moving target: naifid > 0 (5 as reported by XHSPOT) |
X-HSPOT Frequently Asked Questions
Question: I can't see the CUS scripts in the Observations menu
Answer: make sure that:
- the generic AOTs are downloaded from the MPE server
Calibrations -> manage generic AOTs -> download files from the server
- check ou uncheck the ones you want/don't want from the list given by HSPOT
-> load generic AOTs
- Everytime you open HSPOT from start
Calibrations -> manage generic AOTs -> load generic AOTs
- check that your .spotherschel/gen_aots/ directory is not empty
Question: When I press the Load generic AOTs, nothing happens
Answer: it can be that you java version is not uptodate. You need at least version 1.5.0.08. Youc an check that on your system: java -version
Question: There is a discrepency between the CUS Estimated Time and the XHSPOT Estimated Time.
Answer: This could be a issue with the pointing parameters. If you are running a PacsCal in XHSPOT where a RA and DEC are necessary, you need to make sure that the naifid is properly set in the CUS script (ra and dec may remain 0.0d 0.0d).
* example: For jupiter: it is a moving target: naifid > 0 (5 as reported by XHSPOT)