One is to refer to, for example, grism 2. I have a strong preference for the latter, which though wordier is more descriptive. It is usually binned 2x2 to decrease readout time and to avoid oversampling. The Comet Camera is little used and so we don't discuss it much here. Hardware is shared by the data taking and data analysis systems.
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The autoguider gets its data from the TV camera image. With the autoguider joystick you position a reticle over the guide star image on the TV monitor. The reticle is divided into four quadrants. The autoguider finds the balance of light between the four quadrants, and guides the telescope so as to maintain that balance. A night assistant is not provided, so you must be a lot more self-sufficient.