LAYOUT OF CCDs for PA=180degrees --------------------------------- chip#1: Ra -5" Dec 704" move telescope W and N chip#2: Ra 1043" Dec 357" move telescope E and N chip#3: Ra 10" Dec -701" move telescope E and S chip#4: Ra 0" Dec 0" (this is only valid for rot mount 180) N +------------------+ | #3 0.33"/pixel | | | | | | | +------------------+ +------------------++----------+ | #4 || #2 | | || | E | RC || | | + || | +------------------+| | +------------------+| | | #1 || | | || | | || | | || | +------------------++----------+ +-----------+ | #AG | | | | 0.37"/p | +-----------+ | Masked | | for frame | | transfer | +-----------| The above layout is for Rotator at 180 deg. IRAF display orientation information display display the short axis as X long axis as Y chip 1, 3, 4 x,y 0,4100 W 2048,4100 +----------+ | | | | | | | | N | | S | | | | | | | | +----------+ E 0,0 0,2048 chip 2 x,y 0,4100 S 2048,4100 +----------+ | | | | | | | | W | | E | | | | | | | | +----------+ N 0,0 0,2048 From Mike Irwins's program fits_astrom parameter (pixsca=0.3334) c *** location of rotator centre in pixel space for each CCD data xoff/-284.0,3225.0,3931.0,1828.0/ data yoff/3042.0,1732.0,2998.0,3029.0/ In arcsecs these are: INT Apertures values that correspnd to various reference points: ap 0 -251 326 the nominal aperture, object centered on CCD#4 ap 1 704 5 center object on CCD#1 ap 2 357 -1043 center object on CCD#2 ap 3 -701 -10 center object on CCD#3 ap 4 0 0 center object on CCD#4 ap 5 1316 -368 center object on AG-CCD (X=1032, Y=512) ap 6 251 -326 center object on RC (rotator center note apertures cords are in x and y and these are rotated and reflected with respect to alpha, delta eg ap 2 x = 0 -1 delta alpha y = -1 0 delta delta x = cos theta sin theta alpha y -sin theta cos theta delta