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<TITLE>Hklscan</TITLE>
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<H1>Hklscan</H1>
<P>
Hklscan is a command which allows to scan in reciprocal space expressed as
Miller indizes on a four circle diffractometer. Prerequisite for this is
the existence of a scan object and the hkl-object for doing crystallographic
calculations. Make sure the properties of the hkl object (UB, wavelength, NB)
have some reasonable relation to reality, otherwise the diffractometer may
travel to nowhere. Also it is a good idea to drive the diffractometer to the
end points of the intended scan in reciprocal space. hklscan will abort if
the requested scan violates diffractometer limits. The commands implemented
are quite simple:
<dl>
<dt>hklscan start fH fK fL
<dd> sets the start point for the HKL scan. Three values required, one for
each reciprocal axis.
<dt>hklscan step sH sK Sl
<dd> sets the step width in reciprocal space. Three values required, one for
each reciprocal axis.
<dt>hklscan run NP mode preset
<dd>executes the HKL scan. NP is the number of points to do, mode is the
counting mode and can be either timer or monitor and preset is the preset
value for the counter at each step.
</dl>
Data is written automatically into a slightly modified TOPSI data format
file. The status display with topsistatus or scanstatus might be slightly
erratic as it uses two theta as x-axis.
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