\cgidef{ -tex 
\flag  #2{#1 & #2 \\}
{flags} #3{\subsection*{Definition of Flags for soft X-ray observations}
   Option: {\bf #2} ({\bf 0}=show all flags, {\bf x}=hexadecimal)\par
   \begin{tabular}{|rp|}}{\end{tabular}}
}
%%% Cat. II/253 flags
%%% {#1} name of this table of flags (MUST BE THE FILENAME without extension)
%%% {#2} x=display in Hexa; 0=display all flags (including those which are zero)
%%% {#3}{width=640,height=500,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes}
%{CDFS flags (combines Sextractor and COMBO-17)}{0}{}
\begin{flags}{flags}{0}{width=760,height=500,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes}
\flag{1}{bright source in the field (4U, Vela SNR, Cygnus loop)}
\flag{2}{J and/or 2-6keV band data show evidence for the presence of a source in the field of view.}
\flag{4}{ M and/or I-band data show evidence for the presence of a source in the field of view.}
\flag{8}{B and/or C-band source was in the field of view (HZ43, AM Her, Cygnus Loop, Vela SNR, Sco X-1, U Gem)}
\flag{16}{payload was pointed at the Earth}
\flag{32}{not used}
\flag{64}{not used}
\flag{128}{not used}
\flag{256}{B and/or C-band data are possibly contaminated.}
\flag{512}{B and/or C-band data are definitely contaminated.}
\flag{1024}{not used}
\flag{2048}{livetime correction is uncertain.}
\flag{4096}{fewer than 50 useful telemetry subframes in the observation }
\flag{8192}{observation contains bad telemetry.}
\end{flags}