psrcat -e 1919+21 >1919.par

dspsr -t 8 -E -L 60 -A 1919.par 20160916_1919_1_000* -O 1919
dspsr -t 8 -E 1919.par -L60 -A 20160916_1919_1_000* -O 1919

pav -dYF 1919.ar
pav -f64 -dGT 1919.ar
pav -f64 -dG 1919.ar -I 0

dspsr -E crab.par FP20160606_2_0001.fits -A -L 60 -O 1

tempo2 -npsr 1 -f pulsar.par -pred "FAST 57545.2192428159 57546.2192428159 0 1024 12 2 3599.9999999999998"

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dspsr -c 400 -O 1 file.fits

pav -G 1.ar

paz -F "0 240" -F "800 1024" 1.ar -e arz

pav -f 64 -dCGT 2.ar

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dspsr -t 8 -T 100 -L 10 -A -E crab.par data.fits -O outname

pav -dG outname.ar

pav -dDFT outname.ar


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PSRDADA

Anonymous CVS AccessThe PSRDADA CVS repository can be accessedthrough anonymous (pserver) CVS as follows.  First, log in to theCVS server with the following two commands:

touch $HOME/.cvspass

cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@psrdada.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot /psrdada login

When prompted for the password for anonymous, simply hit Enter.Finally, check out the software with the following command:

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@psrdada.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/psrdada co -P psrdada

After successfully checking out the code, follow the Build and Installation directions.

PSRDADA: Build and Installation (CVS)After checking out the source code from the CVS repository, itcan be compiled and installed with the following commands:

cd psrdada

./bootstrap

./configure

make

make install

Important note: The default installation directory is

$PSRHOME/$LOGIN_ARCH.  

If the PSRHOMEenvironment variable is not set, /usr/local will be usedinstead.  If you wish to install in another directory, please read the detailed Installation notes.