5. Screen shot of theXRPS navigation tree. Observations are
entered as directories carrying the first 8 characters of the object
name. Each exposure is identified by a running index within the
observation and the name of the instrument with which it is associated.
If an exposure is deleted from the list, it will leave an empty slot.
Exposures are not renumbered after a deletion.
13. Screen shot of anEPIC MOS exposure form sheet for a
''Full Frame'' imaging exposure with a duration of 123034s and an offset
with respect to the previous exposure of 0s. The ''THIN FILTER''
optical blocking filter was chosen.
14. Screen shot of anEPIC pn exposure form sheet for a
''Full Frame'' imaging exposure with a duration of 123034s and
an offset with respect to the previous exposure of 0s. The
''THIN FILTER'' optical blocking filter was chosen.
15. Screen shot of anRGS exposure form sheet for a 123034s
exposure and an offset with respect to the previous exposure of 0s
of RGS1 in the recommended mode for standard ''Spectroscopy''.
17. Screen shot of anOM exposure form sheet for an exposure
with the U filter (filter wheel position 3), in Science User Defined mode, with 4400s
exposure time. Read-out windows can be defined by clicking the button
"Edit Details"; see § 5.2.4.6 for more details.
In this case, an image and a fast mode are defined, so the exposure time can
not be defined longer than 4400s.
18. Screen shot of anOM exposure details page. Entries for
one Image window and one Fast window have already been committed
to memory. Below this table, it is possible to add details for further
windows, either in Image or Fast mode. Committal of this information will add
a third entry in the upper part of the form. Up to 5 windows can be
defined.
19. Screen shot of a proposal that has not passed the formalXRPS check. Below the observation and the exposure summary,
the error report appears. In this case the EPIC MOS 1 exposure is exceeding
the allowed observation time of 1260000s by 5377s. On the other hand
the RGS 2 exposure is using less than 97% of the total observation
time available. An error is issued as well because the exposure duration
of an OM exposure is outside the allowed range. In all cases the user has to go back and change the
exposure times. This can be done easily following the link at the end
of the error report line. A warning is issued and displayed at the
top because the Abstract field has not been completed.