Fig 4.2.1 Scan Table Window

File Name : Name of Scan Table to save.
Scan Mode : Select a scan pattern by pushing any button. A window to set parameters appears.
On-Source (center) : Observe the coordinate of a source defined in Source Table. This is not ON-OFF scan.
Calibration Mode : Select calibration system for intensity calibration.
Cross Scan : Cross scan on a source. This pattern is used for pointing.
Five Points : Observe 5 (or 9) points like a cross. The center is the coordinate of a source defined in Source Table.
On-Off Scan : Random positions. Coordinates of 20 ON positions can be defined.
Raster Scan : Mapping by raster scan.
Radial Scan : Radial scan on a source. The center is the coordinate of a source defined in Source Table.LD1-SKY : Default
Non : No calibrationIntegration Time : Integration time of the sky and the absorber for calibration. Enter half of the integration time. Default value is 8 (¡ß 2) sec.
Interval : Number of repeat of the sequence defined by Scan Mode between intensity calibrations. The interval time of calibration should be 10-20 min. You should decide this parameter depending on the weather condition.

Coordinate System : Coordinate system for ON position.
Sequence Time : Integration time of ON position.
Number of Sequences : Number of sequences.
Fig 4.2.3 Cross Scan Window

Observation Mode : For pointing, select pointing.
Coordinate System : Coordinate system for scan.
(XSUN_A, YSUN_A) :
(XSUN_D, YSUN_D) :Map Position Angle : Position angle of the scan pattern on the specified coordinate system. (+ : CCW)
Scan Length : Length of main scan path. Approach is not included. Scan direction is defined by +/- (cf. fig 4.2.4).
Time :
Scan : Scan time of main scan path. Scan speed of the antenna is Scan Length/Scan Time. The typical scan speed is 10-20"/s.
Approach : Time for acceleration.
Transit : Transit time to start point of the next scan path.
Number of Cycles :Number of repeat of the cycles.
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Fig 4.2.4 Scan pattern of the above Scan Table.

Observation Mode : Select non-pointing.
Coordinate System : Coordinate system for ON positions.
Map Position Angle : Psition angle of scan pattern on the specified coordinate system. (+ : CCW)
Number of Positions : Number of ON positions. Since the center is observed twice in one cycle, total numbers of ON positions are 6 for 5 points and 10 for 9 points.
Grid Spacing 1 : Position offset (of the inner points for 9 points) from the center.
Grid Spacing 2 (for 9 points) : Position offset of the outer points from the center.
Off Position : Offset value of OFF position from the center.
Time :
On-Position : Integration time of ON position.
Margin : Margin time before integration.
Transit : Transit time to move to the next ON position.
Number of Cycles : Number of repeat of the cycle.
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Fig 4.2.6 Scan pattern of the above Scan Table.
Fig 4.2.7 On-Off Scan Window

Observation Mode : Select non-pointing.
Coordinate System : Coordinate system for ON positions.
Map Position Angle : Position angle of a map on the specified coordinate system. (+ : CCW)
Time :
On-Position : Integration time of ON position.
Margin : Margin time before integration.
Transit : Transit time to move to the next ON position.
Number of Cycles : Number of repeat of the cycle.Point (1) - (20) : Coordinates of ON positions. 20 ON positions can be defined.

Observation Mode : Select non-pointing.
Coordinate System : Coordinate system for scan.
Map Position Angle : Position angle of a map on the specified coordinate system. (+ : CCW)
Scan Positions:
dX0, dY0 : Coordinate of the start point of a map (not include Approach).
Length : Length of one scan path. Initial direction of scan is defined by +/-.
Spacing : Spacing between scan paths. Direction of the next scan path is defined by +/-.
Direction : Scan direction.
Begin-End : Numbers of start scan path and end scan path.
Time :Approach : Time for accelerataion.
Scan : Scan time of main scan path. Scan speed of the antenna is Scan Length/Scan Time. The typical scan speed is 10-20"/s.
Transit : Transit time to move to the next scan path.
Return : Time to return to the start point.
Number of Maps : Number of repeat of the scan.
- Fig 4.2.9 Scan pattern of the above Scan Table.
Fig 4.2.10 Radial Scan Window

Observation Mode : Select non-pointing.
Coordinate System : Coordinate system for scan.
Map Position Angle:
Begin : Position angle of the first scan path on the specified coordinate system.
Scan Length : Length of scan path.End : Angle between scan paths are calculated by (End-Begin)/(Number of Scans).
Number of Scans : Number of scan paths.
Time :
Approach : Time for acceleration.
Scan : Scan time of main scan path. Scan speed of the antenna is Scan Length/Scan Time. The typical scan speed is 10-20"/s.
Transit : Transit time to move to the next scan path.
Return : Time to return to the start point.
Number of Maps : Number of repeat of the cycle.
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Fig 4.2.11 Scan pattern of the above Scan Table.