Standards
  
        1) Take a standard star observation at the beginning of the night,
           after each primary field, and at the end of the night.  Keep the 
           peak counts below about 8K (you could put the telescope somewhat 
           out of focus, eg 20 units, if necessary).  
  
           The following standards are used:
  
            9185     22 02 05.7    -01 06 02 J2000    NEAR SSA22
            9104     01 03 15.8    -04 20 44 J2000    NEAR NOAO FIELD
            9106     03 26 53.9    -39 50 38 J2000    NEAR AXAF FIELD
            9111     04 49 54.6    -35 11 17 J2000    NEAR AXAF FIELD
            9118     06 22 43.7    -00 36 30 J2000    
  
           See also Eric Persson's paper in the control room on infrared 
           standards (with finding charts).

      2) Point the telescope to the standard star and offset 192" S and 
           192" E to put the standard star on chip one.  Note that 9106 and
           some other standards might not appear in the skymap GUI.  Once per 
           observing run standards should be observed on all four chips.
  
        3) Click on the "Std" button on the camera control GUI to open the
           standard observation macro.  Select chip 1, a 25" dither step, 
           and dice-5 dither pattern (this will cover all four quadrants of 
           the chip).
     
        4) Check the other parameters on the camera control GUI (eg, 7 second 
           exposure, 1 loop, objtype standard), and click Execute.
    
        5) Inspect images, compare to finder chart in Persson's paper (confirms
           that got the telescope pointing correct), check that peak counts 
           below 8K, etc.