| 1 | = Common command line options for azimport = |
| 2 | |
| 3 | '''-v'''[[BR]] |
| 4 | Verbose output |
| 5 | |
| 6 | '''-h <HDF_Filename>'''[[BR]] |
| 7 | Use <HDF_Filename> as the output level 1b HDF file |
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| 9 | '''-Sr <Number>'''[[BR]] |
| 10 | Not sure about this one, related to Specim sync in some way (starts -S). Seems to be an offset of some kind in seconds. |
| 11 | |
| 12 | '''-Sg <Number>'''[[BR]] |
| 13 | <Number> of seconds gap for checking approximate sync time with that of nearby nav records. Default is 20s. |
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| 15 | '''-Sq <Path_Pattern>'''[[BR]] |
| 16 | Searches for Specim sync file in path matching <Path_Pattern>. Wildcard character is #. |
| 17 | So eg. eagle/file#.nav matches files in eagle subdirectory beginning "file" and ending ".nav" |
| 18 | Note for this to work azspec must have been run before azimport. |
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| 20 | '''-n2'''[[BR]] |
| 21 | Save nav items in position 2. Position 1 should be used for Javad nav, position 2 for Applanix. Omit argument to use position 1. |
| 22 | |
| 23 | '''-a <File_Path>'''[[BR]] |
| 24 | Location of Applanix sbet file. |
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| 26 | To get a full (somewhat dense) listing of azimport command-line switches type "azimport" with no arguments at the command-line. |