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SPI_DSP_DISPLAY

This script is displaying detector spectra using root. You can use this on data which are of BIN_I level or higher. The maximum number of spectra displayed is 20. As in the case of spi_spectral_display result appears in a separate ROOT display, see discussion in Section [*]. Parameters of the script are given in Table [*]. There are no hidden parameters in the script.

Table: spi_dsp_display parameters
   
Name Type Description
obs_group string DOL of the observation Group to work with

default: ``og_spi.fits[GROUPING]''

dsp_dol string DOL of the detector spectrum.

You have not to set it when an observation group containing spectra is given.

default: ``''

ebounds_dol string DOL of the energy boundaries.

You have not to set it when an observation group containing spectra is given.

default: ``''

detector integer number of the detector to display the spectrum

possible values: 0 - 141, also you can use

-1 for all detectors,

and -2 for their sum.

default: -2

pointing integer pointing number to be displayed

possible values: -1 for all pointings,

and -2 for their sum.

default: -2

main_title string Main title of the plot (appears only on the top of the display)

default: ``Detector spectrum''

perkev boolean Flux units

possible values:

``yes '' for displaying the spectra in counts/keV

``no'' for displaying the spectra in counts

parameters perkev and persec can be used in any combination.

default: yes

persec boolean Flux units

possible values:

``yes '' for displaying the spectra in counts/sec

``no'' for displaying the spectra in counts

parameters perkev and persec can be used in any combination.

default: yes

chatter integer Chatter level.

possible values: 0 - 10

0 = no screen dump information,

10 = maximal screen dump

default: 1


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