Dear , It seems that the command "/gps/ene/min " doesn't work for arbitrarily defined spectra. The following macro always gives a cut at 20 keV instead of 100 keV. Is it a bug? How could I set the minimum energy? Thanks. --------- /gps/ene/type Arb /gps/hist/type arb /gps/hist/point 0.02 6.98E+15 /gps/hist/point 0.03 8.45E+15 /gps/hist/point 0.05 5.65E+15 /gps/hist/point 0.07 3.32E+15 /gps/hist/point 0.1 1.58E+15 /gps/hist/point 0.2 5.01E+14 /gps/hist/point 0.3 2.47E+14 /gps/hist/point 0.5 1.22E+14 /gps/hist/point 0.7 8.51E+13 /gps/hist/point 1 2.91E+13 /gps/hist/point 2 3.67E+12 /gps/hist/point 3 1.11E+12 /gps/hist/point 5 2.49E+11 /gps/hist/point 7 9.43E+10 /gps/hist/point 10 3.36E+10 /gps/hist/point 20 3.70E+09 /gps/hist/point 30 7.58E+08 /gps/hist/point 50 1.04E+08 /gps/hist/point 70 3.20E+07 /gps/hist/point 100 8.70E+06 /gps/hist/point 200 1.05E+06 /gps/hist/point 300 4.11E+05 /gps/hist/point 500 1.56E+05 /gps/hist/point 700 8.80E+04 /gps/hist/point 1000 4.92E+04 /gps/hist/inter Log /gps/ene/min 100.0 keV
Hello, sorry for taking long in answering this. /gps/ene/min (and max) do not have meaning when the user defines a spectra as you do. The minimum(maximum) in that case is the lowest(highest) bins. If yo want to use E>100keV do not specify the first 4 points in your arbitrary defined spectra. I do recognize the documentation is not very clear on this point. Sorry for that. Andrea