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== | == By default values == | ||
It is not reasonable to give a by default orbit! So, when using <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> for the first time, the initial orbit will be displayed with an error status. For example, it will just be necessary to give a positive value for the semi-major axis. | It is not reasonable to give a by default orbit! So, when using <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> for the first time, the initial orbit will be displayed with an error status. For example, it will just be necessary to give a positive value for the semi-major axis. | ||
[[Fichier:DefaultOrbit.png]] | [[Fichier:DefaultOrbit.png]] | ||
== Date == | |||
The date is given with the following entry area: | |||
Several date formats are available via a mouse right click. | |||
Moreover the user can select a time scale …for which the conversion will be done … | |||
… and also have the possibility to use a date offset utility (very useful when you want to add duration to a previous date) by clicking on the button: | |||
Version du 6 juillet 2017 à 13:50
By default values
It is not reasonable to give a by default orbit! So, when using PSIMU for the first time, the initial orbit will be displayed with an error status. For example, it will just be necessary to give a positive value for the semi-major axis.
Date
The date is given with the following entry area:
Several date formats are available via a mouse right click.
Moreover the user can select a time scale …for which the conversion will be done …
… and also have the possibility to use a date offset utility (very useful when you want to add duration to a previous date) by clicking on the button: