Digitalis Digitarium Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 3
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The cursor will move slowly when an arrow button is first pressed and will speed up if the button is
held down.
Note that the cursor cannot cross the zenith. For example, if you wish to move the cursor from the
northern horizon to the southern horizon, you will need to use either
or
.
When your cursor is over the star you wish to select, press
. To unselect an object, press
.
After you have selected the desired star, press
to turn on the line drawing for the constellation,
to turn on the label for the constellation, and/or
to turn on the constellation artwork.
To add another constellation to your sky while still showing the original, simply select a star in another
constellation's line drawing. If you want to remove the original constellation before showing the next
constellation, first turn off the constellation label
, line drawing
, and/or artwork
, then
press
. This will clear out the earlier constellation.
If you wish to show all the constellations at once, simply select a star that is not in a constellation line
drawing or another object, such as a planet or the moon.
IV. Visible planets/moons/deep space objects
After you have shown as many constellations as you wish, point out some other interesting objects the
audience can look for in tonight's sky. If desired, turn off constellation line drawings
, labels
,
and/or artwork
.
To label planets and moons, press
. To give the audience a closer look at a planet or moon, first
select the planet or moon using the cursor (as explained above), then press
to zoom in. If you
have selected a planet with moons, you can fast forward time
to show the moons orbiting the
planet. If you are set for auto zoom (the default setting), you can press
a second time to see
more surface details of the planet. When you are ready, press
to zoom out (you may need to
press this twice to get back to full sky view).
If you are using manual zoom , you can zoom in
or out
in smaller steps than with auto
zoom. You can change from auto to manual zoom using the text menu. See the Digitarium
®
software
manual for instructions on how to navigate the text menu.
To show moon phases, select and zoom in on the moon, then jump forward in time day by day using
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