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The HIgh-Time resolution (HIT) mode of FORS2 has 3 sub-modes that allow forimaging and spectroscopy over a range of timescales from milliseconds up toseconds. It is the only high time resolution spectroscopy mode available on an8m class telescope. In imaging mode, it can be used to measure the pulse ofpulsars and spinning white dwarfs in a variety of high throughput broad- andnarrow-band filters. In spectroscopy mode it can take up to 10 spectra persecond using a novel ''shift-and-wait'' clocking pattern for the CCD. It takesadvantage of the user-designed masks which can be inserted into FORS2 to allowany two targets within the 6.8' x 6.8' field of view of FORS2 to be selected. Anumber of integration, or more precisely 'wait', times are available, whichtogether with the high throughput GRISMs can observe the entire opticalspectrum on a range of timescales.

Fast spectroscopy and imaging with the FORS2 HIT mode