...
Wiki Markup \[\] ([EngineeringModel-v6r070329p16.sh|^EngineeringModel-v6r070329p16.sh] for bash)
An example of how to use them follows:
...
2 - Useful macro to select the events you want to display with FRED
Dipslaying events with FRED is not very quick; especially when you run GLEAM and FRED in a remote machine and you have to "download" the information from the event display to your local machine. Therefore, it is better to select the events you want to display before starting running FRED over them.
...
3 - Setting the FRED GLAST panel to visualize the desired data
FRED is installed in the public domain of the noric machines:
/afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/glast/applications/FredRelease/
There are several releases (v0r97p1 v0r98 v0r99).
You can start FRED by executing the ruby program fred.rb from the release you want to use. I am using v0r99, which is the last one installed at SLAC.
This is done by the script
/afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/glast/applications/install/@sys/usr/bin/fred
However I would suggest to run it with the flag --log DEBUG, so that a logfile ($HOME/fred.log) is created, and you can try to figerout what happens if FRED crashes or does not want to run. You can use the simple script myfred (from csh or tcsh) as an example of how to run the fred version you want (in debug mode) with the ruby package you want.