@echo on

REM in a normal script the standard output (stdout) and the error out (stderr) go to the console.
REM The Weekly_Capture_Quiet.cmd script calls this one with the standard output redirected to a log file.
REM The standard Error output is left to the console.

REM In the following script, commands that have "1>&2" at the end redirect the standard output to the console.
REM Commands that have "2>&1" at the end redirect the errors to the standard output (log file), 
REM    because we expect possible inconsequential error messages.

REM  DSSTE_TPN.cmd takes three arguments: the directory where the bin files are (Bin_Mex), the subdirectory for the tansponder, and a sorting letter

REM The following line adds the path to  DSSTE to the system PATH until the end of this script.
REM It uses sytem environment variable and relative location to keep it portable.

PATH=.\DSSTE;.\Scripts_Mex;%PATH%

@echo Begin DSSTE Processing
date /t 
time /t 

@echo Processing 79x23 1>&2
call DSSTE_Tpn_Mex.cmd  Bin_Mex 79x23 A

@
@echo Processing NIT on 79x23 1>&2
call DSSTE_Tpn_Mex.cmd Bin_Mex\NIT 79x23

@echo DSSTE Processing Complete 
@time /t