
In \otfVerbose\ observations, the antenna moves relative to the source
while recording its position and taking data a high rate, thus
performing ``scans'' in the strict sense of the word.  This is a very
fast mode for mapping.

The basic parameters of the command are 
the position offsets of the start and end of the first OTF subscan;
the basic parameters of the options are:
the number of OTF subscans,
the offsets of an off-source reference position,
the step (shift) in x- and y-offsets between subsequent OTF subscans,
the time per OTF subscan in [s], and
the time per off-source reference subscan [s].

This observing mode is normally used either with:

(i) \total\ with an off-source reference for spectral line observations, or

(ii) \swf\ without off-source reference for spectral line observations (see below), 
     or

(iii) \sww\ and \truehorizon\ offsets for continuum mapping with the bolometer.


\input{inc/pakoIncSaveOtfmap.tex}


