SPEX Reference manual (PDF) - SRON

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plot ux a - Set the x-axis plot units of frame 2 to Å
plot ux 21.602 ang - Plot the x-axis as velocity in km −1 relative to a wavelength of 21.602 Å.
plot ry -1 1 - Set the y-axis plot range of frame 2 to between a lower limit of -1 and an upper limit of
1
plot frame 1 - Go to frame 1
plot view default f - Set the default viewport keyword to false so that new user viewport values can
be specified for frame 1
plot view y1 0.25 - Set the lower y viewport limit of frame 1 to 0.25 of the full device window
plot de cps filename.ps - Open a colour postscript graphics device and write the output file to filename.ps
plot - Redraw the plot on all frames and devices
plot close 2 - Close device number 2, which is the postscript device in this case
2.23 Quit: finish the program
The quit option exits the execution of SPEX, closes the open plot-devices and scratch files (if any) and,
if requested outputs the cpu-time statistics.
Syntax
The following syntax rule applies:
quit - quit the program as described above.
2.24 Sector: creating, copying and deleting of a sector
Overview
This allows one to create, delete, copy and show the number of sectors, used for the analysis of the data.
A sector is a region on the sky with its own spectral model, or a part of the lightcurve of a variable source
with its time dependent spectrum, etc. See for more details about sectors and regions section 1.2. For
doing spectral fitting of data sets, the sectors need to be specified in the response matrix of the data: the
response file should tell which sector number corresponds to a given part of the matrix.
Syntax
The following syntax rules apply:
sector new - Creates a new sector, which can have its own model.
sector show - Gives the number of sectors that are currently used.
sector copy #i - Copies the model for sector #i to a new sector.
sector delete #i - Deletes sector #i.
Examples
sector new - Creates a new sector.
sector copy 2 - Creates a new sector, with the same spectral model as used in sector 2. This can be
useful if the spectra of the different sectors are very similar in composition.
sector delete 3 - Deletes sector number 3.