Re: Logview openformat zero

[Winfried Brügmann]

Hi Wolf,

I looked into OpenFormat Zero specification and found the following
information:

7.1.3 Time Formats
OpenFormat Zero supports different Time formats to get the best support
for your
specific device. The following Time Modes are available and will be set
automatically
through your Time Settings:

Receive Date $R$
This is the Default Time Format which will be used if you send %R% or
nothing.
The date value for the data package will be the receive time of the raw
data. This mode
is well suited for Serial and Network connections.
Importing a file with this Time Mode is possible but will result in
strange views. The data
import is very fast in LogView and the time span for the data will be
very slow. If
possible use Increment or Time Given for File Import.

Increment $I$;1000
Use this Time Mode if you have fixed time intervals - like a charger
which sends every
second a value.
But keep in mind that there is no synchronization between the the
received raw data
time and the calculated incremented time.
Check if you can't use the Receive Date Format instead.
This Mode will start at 01.01.0000 00:00:00 because no Start Time is given.

Increment Start Time $I$;1000;28042013_120005123
This increment Mode is the same as the previous mode.
The difference is the given Start Time.
28042013_120005123 = 28. April 2013 12:00:05 123ms

Time Given $T$;1;yyMMdd
This Time Mode gets the Time for LogView from the Device data.
All data packages from your device must contain a Date / Time value. The
position is
given at the first parameter.

The second parameter indicated the DateTime Format. Use the following
link for more details on this topic:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/8kb3ddd4(v=vs.100)
Also see the File Import Sample how to use this feature.

I need some sample files to understand the date time formatting used and
to check out what is missing to get this parsed.

with kind regards, Winfried

On 08.11.23 19:26, Kult2018 wrote:
> I have files from IMSB logger, which use the above import protocol. The
> point is, that the first column is date+time and not only time. Is there
> a way to read both data
>
> regards Wolf