The 'standard plots' for EG052A are as follows: eg052a-weight-[1,2].ps station weights vs. time eg052a-auto-[1].ps station autocorrelation vs. freq eg052a-cross-[1][a,p].ps baseline amp & phase vs. freq eg052a-cross-[2,3][a].ps baseline amp vs. freq, line scans eg052a-ampphase-[a,p].ps baseline amp & phase vs. time, Ef-* The antenna numbering in these plots is 0-based -- thus one less than the corresponding antenna numbers in the AIPS FITS file. (a) WEIGHT plots The plot shows the weights for all IFs (parallel-hands only) per station, with each 2s integration plotted as a separate ".". The IF/pol color-coding is: IF1/RR = red IF1/LL = blue IF2/RR = cyan IF2/LL = green (b) AUTOCORRELATION SPECTRA plots The plot shows the real component of the auto-correlations as a funciton of frequency from scan 19 (the only fringe-finder scan that had all the stations in successfully), averaged over the annotated time-range (being only the real component, no distinction between vector and scalar average). The IFs for a station are plotted side-by-side. The polarization color-coding is RR=red, LL=blue (individual-station cross-pols not shown). (c) BASELINE SPECTRA plots The baseline vs. frequency plots show vector-averaged amplitude and phase for all baselines for the same scan as the autocorrelation plot, with amp & phase going to separate plots using the same baseline lay-out on the page. The polarization color-coding is RR=red, LL=blue, RL=cyan, LR=green. The phase(freq) plot shows only the parallel-hands to avoid being masked by the largely non-/weak-detections in the cross pols. There are two additional amp(freq) plots, each showing a ~200 frequency-point range from IF1 for a scan for each target ([2a] = scan 22; [3a] = scan 23). (d) AMP/PHASE(t) plots The baseline vs. time plots show amplitude and phase for non-target scans on Ef-*, with amp & phase going to separate plots. Each 2s integration is plotted as a separate ".", with the middle 80% of the band used for vector-averaging over frequency. Only parallel-hand are shown; the IF/pol color-coding is the same as for the weight plot.