TEST STD.dynamics UTim File Generation

Author:
Purpose (optional):
Cadence, in seconds:
Mass memory limit:	The mass memory limit is set to 170, to change set value $L6
Target update frequency:
Bypass UV rad check?	Yes No

Target selection:

Frame Modes:

RAS.dynamics_4 selects observing modes for each wavelength in terms of main loop and context images, as shown below. To illustrate, the default mode is 171 Å 768x768 Q4 and full FOV context. Also please note, that 1600 Å is required for a flare response to be active. So if you have the flare response turned on 1600 will be turned on in your utim.

171 Å Mode:		Context:
195 Å Mode:		Context:
284 Å Mode:		Context:
UV Wavelength:	WL	Context:	WL
	1216		1216
	1216 (20s)		1216 (20s)
	1550		1550
	1600		1600
	1600 (10s)		1600 (10s)
	1700		1700

UV Image size:		UV context size:
Main Focus Relief:	Yes The top bit of each byte in $G9 is used for focus relief, these are now set by default in the main
Context Focus Relief:	Yes No
UV AEC Response:
Context cycle rate:

Flare Options:

Flare Response Flag:	Do Nothing
	FEF
	SEF
Reps for flare response:
Wavelength Option for flare response:	171 Only, 768x768
	Special fast 171 at Imax
	Select Wavelengths:	WL	171
		1216	195
		1550	284
		1600
		1700
	195 with 1600/171 every 5 cycles
	fast/slow 171 response (1s/16s fixed exposures, be prudent!)
	slow 171 response with B amp
	fast/slow 195 response (1s/16s fixed exposures, be prudent!)
	slow 195 response with B amp

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