The MSTONE Program.

The MSTONE program reads a processed data set from the NMR processing software written by Christian Cieslar at Max Planck Institute für Biochemie bei Martinsried. Because that software package does not use submatrices, it is not possible to modify the NMRIO module to read that kind of files directly.

Calling the MSTONE Program.

The MSTONE program is called as follows:

<Machine ID>mstone <inputfile

All commands to MSTONE are read from standard input, and in the case above, this has been redirected to the file: inputfile.

Commands to the MSTONE Program.

The following is a list of all commands accepted by the MSTONE program. All commands are given in upper-case, and no abbreviations or comments are allowed.

DATAFILE

Format:

DATAFILE <name> <expno> <procno> <disk> <user>

Description:

Defines the name of the file to create with the converted spectrum.

DIMENSION

Format:

DIMENSION <dim>

Description:

Sets the dimension of the file to read to dim. This program has only been tested with 3D data sets, i.e. dim equals 3.

PHASE0

Format:

PHASE0 <dim> <phase>

Description:

Sets the value for the constant phase correction in the dim'th dimension to phase degrees. Note, this does not perform a phase correction, it just stores the value in the header of the file.

PHASE1

Format:

PHASE1 <dim> <phase>

Description:

Sets the value for the linear phase correction in the dim'th dimension to phase degrees. Note, this does not perform a phase correction, it just stores the value in the header of the file.

PPB

Format:

PPB <dim> <ppb>

Description:

Sets the ppm axis in the dim'th dimension according to the ppb value.

STONE

Format:

STONE <filename>

Description:

Read in the stein file filename. This file must have been made with the München software.

SWEEP

Format:

SWEEP <dim> <sweep>

Description:

Sets the sweep width to sweep Hz in dimension dim.

FREQUENCY

Format:

FREQUENCY <dim> <frequency>

Description:

Sets the spectrometer frequency to frequency MHz in the dim'th dimension.



Last updated: 18-Mar-1998
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