| Option Name | Description | DEFAULT | 
| -to_fits | saves astrometry transformation
to specified fits file, use in scan astrometry to save transformation
for later making parts | not set | 
| -timeout | timeout in seconds | INFINITY | 
| -verb | verbose mode | not set | 
| -ord | order of transformation
polynomial, best setting is 4 | 1 | 
| -errf | sets value of global variable
MAX_AST_ERR_FATAL ( default value 0.6/2 = 0.3 ) , which means maximum
allowable astrometric error ( in pixels ), used in : 1/ loop break condition - astrometry stops when ast_err<=MAX_AST_ERR_FATAL*fwhm AND radius < MAX_GET_RADIUS*fwhm | 0.3 in asas-pipeline value is 0.6 | 
| -err | sets value of global variable
MAX_AST_ERR ( default value 0.3/2 = 0.15 ), which means maximum
allowable astrometric error ( in pixels ), it is used for : 1/ loop break condition - astrometry stops when error ( ast_err < MAX_AST_ERR*fwhm ) | 0.15 in asas-pipeline values is 0.3 | 
| -pixscale | number of seconds in single
pixel ( specific for camera ) ,  for k2a,k2b 59.5 was the best
value | |
| -fi | angle of orientation | 0 | 
| -init_header_astro | This is option for using astrometry
saved in header file ( if present ) as starting point for astrometry
procedure , can be a little bit faster ( comparison of old and new version 
is given here 
But it is not very significant improvement, it was tested on night
20060919 with fast photometry mag files, and it taken 
9 hours in old version and 8h50m in new version ....
!!! WARNING : be cerful with this option it may cause that astrometry will
converge worse than without this option, it can be try in re-try but rather
not in the first iteration !!! | no set |