noven = 0
The oven number of the shared memory segment which should be attached.
ncomp = 0
The computer number of the shared memory segment which should be attached.
information = ttmp
The information to be displayed for the oven. This may be "ttmp"
(time averaged thermocouple temperatures), "htmp" (derived heater
temperatures), or "hpwr" (heater powers).
"Hpwr" may not be selected if "mold" aspect is also selected.
aspect = base
The part of the oven about which to display the information.
This may be "base", "lid", "wall", "alum", or "mold". "Mold" may not
be selected if "hpwr" information is also selected.
date = INDEF
The date for the information specified. This is entered as a
single number in the format "yymmdd": 2 digits for the year,
2 digits for the month, and 2 digits for the day of the month.
If the default INDEF is specified, use today's information.
time = INDEF
The time of day for the information specified. This is entered as a
single number in the format "hhmm": 2 digits for hours, 2 digits for
minutes. If the default INDEF is specified, use the latest information
for the given date.
display = yes
After forming the image from the data values, display the image or not.
Display = no is useful for computing several images of different
information without them being displayed.
frame = 1
Display frame to be loaded. This is passed on to task display.
auto = yes
If auto-scaling is selected (default), then chose the minimum and maximum
display values to be the minimum and maximum data values which are used to
form the image. If the display range is less than 5, make the range = 5
by adjusting the minimum and maximum display values.
Only if auto = "no" will z1 and z2 be used, in which
case the display range may be any amount.
z1, z2 = INDEF
If auto is no, then use z1 and z2 as the intensity
values to be displayed as black and white respectively. An INDEF value
will cause the appropriate minimum or maximum image data value to
be used.
showtc = no
If showtc = yes, then the locations of the thermocouples are
indicated in the displayed image by values which appear white.
interpolate = no
This affects information = hpwr and htmp only.
If interpolate = no, then the heater information is shown as a
constant value over the extent of the heater. If interpolate
= yes, the heater information is interpolated to give a smooth display.
order = 0
This value is passed to task display. This is the order of the
interpolator to be used for spatially interpolating the image when it
is displayed. The current choices are 0 for pixel replication, and
1 for bilinear interpolation.
searchdir = ""
List of directories to search after the current directory to find the
input data files. This may be a comma separated list, a template,
and/or a list file.
datadir = "uparm$"
Use this directory to write out the image file which is then displayed
by task display. If datadir = "", use the
current directory. This allows different users to operate in the
same directory, yet keep their work separate.
silent = yes
This silences the report of the minimum and maximum data values which
are used to make the image, and the report by display of the
minimum and maximum z-values.
debug = no
Enabling debug causes a variety of diagnostic information to
be written to STDERR.
cl> odisp datadir=home$oven2/
[2] Display the interpolated heater powers in the wall at 1:30 p.m. on March 17, 1988.
cl> odisp info=hp asp=w time=1330 date=880317 interp+
Abbreviations may be used.
[3] Display the latest mold temperatures with a display range of 100 to 120 degrees C.
cl> odisp asp=m z1=100 z2=120 auto- searchdir=DATA*
Note that auto must be turned off for z1 and z2 to take effect. Look for the data file in the current directory, then in all DATA* directories.