Notes. Aper is abbreviated aperture code (0.2×0.09= 0.2″×0.09″). Spectral Range is in Å. Texp is integration time (in s). MJD is U.T. start time of each sub-exposure. QF is quality factor (average S/N per resel) . Vshft is wavelength correction (in km/s) derived by cross-correlation relative to first spectrum listed. Datasets normally are time-ordered, unless later sub-exposure of the sequence had significantly higher throughput, in which case it would be in first position. Cross-correlation template parameters (XC: λ and [Δλ], in Å), if any, are provided for first spectrum, but refer to entire group. Null template ("∼") indicates simple co-addition (no shifts). Values in that column for subsequent datasets are flux scale factors (Fscl) relative to leading spectrum (for which Fscl= 1). Wavelengths and fluxes for sub-exposure "_n" can be found in FITS extension n+1 of co-added dataset ocb6q2020.