telescope(1) - Linux man page
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Telescope mount position controlSynopsis
telescope [options] [set | get] [commands]Description
The options are as follows:
options:
- get:
- (specify nothing, one or more option)
- -ra
- print Right Ascension in degrees
- -dec
- print Declination in degrees
- -a
- print Azimuth (180 deg = sud)
- -z
- print Altitude
- -ha
- print Hour Angle
- -jd
- print Julian date
- -synchro
- sychronisation,(1=values are probably correct)
- -status
- print status of moving telescope
- -velstat
- RA and Dec velocities in format current/max
- set:
- (every option needs additional argument(s))
- -coo
- RA Dec set the Equatorial coordinates in degrees
- -coa
- HA Dec set the Equatorial coordinates (I. kind) in degrees
- -cal
- RA Dec calibrate Equatorial the coordinates in degrees
- +ra
- [ddd.d..] add value (may be negative) to R.A. in degrees
- +dec
- [ddd.d..] add value (may be negative) to Dec in degrees
- +ra
- [+|-] for continue slew without endpoint
- +dec
- [+|-] for continue slew without endpoint
- +ra
- ! stop slew in Right Ascension
- +dec
- ! stop slew in Declination
- -vra
- set velocity of Right Ascension in degrees per second
- -vdec
- set velocity of Declination in degress per seconds
- -vclock
- set velocity of the hour clock
- -c
- on start the hour clock
- -c
- off stop the hour clock
options:
- -host
- address[:port] hostname of server, default to local
- -q
- don't print telescope status during setting of telescope
- -pn
- show progress indicator (on new line)
- -h
- print this info
Setting of environment variable TELESCOPE_HOST is equivalent to -host option.