PSRUI Guide
Batch and Export
Understand export naming, recipe persistence, and what happens to every file during a batch run.
Save Archive and Batch share one core rule: the source archive is not overwritten; exports always produce new files.
Save Archive
- the active session recipe is first reflected in the preview
- export copies that preview to the target location
- if
dedisperseis enabled, export additionally ensures the saved file matches the preview semantics
The default naming pattern looks like:
J0437-4715.processed.arSaving and loading recipes
- recipes can store zap, pam, calibration, TOA, and output settings together
- recipes are persisted per workspace
- loading a recipe updates the active session preview immediately
Batch execution flow
For each selected file, PSRUI:
- creates a temporary processing session
- applies the chosen recipe
- exports a processed archive copy
- optionally exports a TOA text file
- records success or failure in the batch log
Common misunderstanding: the current batch system is a foreground sequential runner, not a background job queue.
Continue with Capabilities and Limitations.