[daip] GETJY question
Leonia Kogan
lkogan at aoc.nrao.edu
Tue Jul 3 23:39:06 EDT 2001
Hi Jessica,
You may forget including your secondary calibrator (0024-420) at
the list of CALSOURs at VLACALIB.
Leonia
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Hello,
I am in the process of reducing some continuum data and I seem to be having a
problem with getting GETJY to run properly and I am not sure what the problem
is. I have run SETJY on the primary flux calibrator and everything seemed to
have gone okay. It reported the correct flux for the calibrator and all. I also
ran VLACALIB without a problem - a very few minor closure errors. So everything
was looking good. I then ran GETJY and although there were no "errors," the
flux of the calibrator was not computed. The message file reported:
leavit> GETJY1: Task GETJY (release of 31DEC01) begins
leavit> GETJY1: Source:Qual CALCODE IF Flux (Jy)
leavit> GETJY1: 0024-420 :600 A 1 0.00000 +/- -1.00000
leavit> GETJY1: 2 0.00000 +/- -1.00000
leavit> GETJY1: WARNING: All requested fluxes were NOT determined.
leavit> GETJY1: Appears to have ended successfully
leavit> GETJY1: leavitt 31DEC01 TST: Cpu= 0.1 Real= 2
I assume that there is something that I have missed doing or some reason that
the information needed for GETJY is not complete, but I can't figure out what it
could be. Any suggestions as to what could be going wrong or what I can do to
make GETJY assign a flux to this calibrator would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jessica
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