Ejq#~Zhr! Non-sequential incoherent intensity data. Surf defines the surface number of the NSC group z{]?h cY (always 1 in pure NSC systems). Det# refers to the object number of the desired detector. If Det# s0hBbL0DH is zero, then all detectors are cleared. If Det# is less than zero, then the detector defined by the ~]L}p absolute value of Det# only is cleared. <f~Fl^^8 For Detector Rectangles, Detector Surfaces, and all faceted detectors: If Pix# is a positive integer A 699FQ greater than zero, then the data from the specified pixel is returned. Otherwise, the following data /b,TpuM^ is returned depending upon the value of Pix#: G&f7+e 0: Sum of the total flux in position space, average flux/area in position space, or total flux in angle 4QJ8Z t space for all pixels for that detector object, for Data = 0, 1, or 2, respectively. cyd~2\Kv~ -1: Maximum flux or flux/area. %G3sjnI;l -2: Minimum flux or flux/area. o{-<L -3: Number of rays striking the detector. 9x`4RE -4: Standard deviation (RMS from the mean) of all the non-zero pixel data. MQcr^Y_ -5: The mean value of all the non-zero pixel data. kVDe6},D7 -6, -7, -8: The x, y, or z coordinate of the position or angle Irradiance or Intensity centroid, xU9@$am respectively. y:}sD_m0W -9,-10, -11, -12: The RMS radius, x, y, or z distance or angle of all the pixel data with respect to the ~=y3Gd
B3 centroid. Z$ KV&.=+ Data is 0 for flux, 1 for flux/area, and 2 for flux/solid angle pixel. Only values 0 and 1 (for flux and tu%[p 4
flux/area) are supported for faceted detectors. See “Optimizing with sources and detectors in nonsequential =fyyqb4 mode” on page 502 for complete details.