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Data format
Data are recorded into the ECC protected Flash Memory first. Then can be saved as a backup copy to an external
USB Mass Storage (ASCII or HEX text format) or served via Ethernet in binary ASCII text format. Text format offers
easy data import into any text editor or spreadsheet application if needed. Depending on settings data can be stored
into TXT file in four main modes:
ASCII/binary in common channel file AB: raw data from both A and B channels are stored in one common
linear text file like for the example data bytes “XyZ123” below (Channelmode=1, Timestamp=0):
File 170626AB.TXT
XyZ123
Time Stamped ASCII/binary in common channel file AB: raw data form both A and B channels are stored in
one common file but each data byte X is preceded by header containing precise time stamp and channel
indicator, tabulation and then followed by new line (/n). Same example bytes “XyZ123” recorded below
(Channelmode=1, Timestamp=1):
File 170626AB.TXT
P 5:59:59.123A X
P 5:59:59.125B y
P 5:59:59.127B Z
P 5:59:59.128A 1
P 5:59:59.129A 2
P 5:59:59.130B 3
ASCII/binary in separated channel files A and B: raw data form both A and B channels are stored in two linear
text files, each for one logging channel A & B (Channelmode=2, Timestamp=0):
File 170626A.TXT
File 170626B.TXT
X12
yZ3
Time Stamped ASCII/binary in separated channel files A and B: data from both A and B channels are stored
into two separated TXT files each for one logging channel (A & B). Each data byte X is preceded by header
containing precise time stamp, tabulation and then followed by new line byte “/n” (Channelmode=2,
Timestamp=1)
File 170626A.TXT
File 170626B.TXT
P 5:59:59.123 X
P 5:59:59.124 1
P 5:59:59.129 2
P 5:59:59.125 y
P 5:59:59.127 Z
P 5:59:59.128 3
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