Binary to TDM File Conversion Utility
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Filename: bintotdm.zip
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-The ability to easily save descriptive information with test data, which makes it conducive for post-test data mining
-Channel groups that provide structure to data (for example, Group 1 = all temperature sensors, Group 2 = all pressure sensors)
-Easy-to-use API that abstracts the low-level file I/O normally associated with saving data
-Useful built-in functions for querying specific pieces of information from a TDM file, and selective loading capabilities
Complete the following steps to run this example program:
1) Open BinToTDM80.vi
2) Click the Run button
3) When prompted, select BinaryFile.dat. The TDM file will be saved to the LabVIEW Data directory under the name TDMfile.tdm. The data will be graphed, and the path to the TDM file will display on the front panel.
4) You also can run Read TDM File.vi or Data Viewer.vi, available from the Example Finder, to read and graph the new TDM file data.
For more information on the benefits of using the TDM files for data storage, please refer to:
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/8FC230FC9BC4DE478625707B005E6825
Requirements
Filename: bintotdm.zip
Software Requirements
Application Software: LabVIEW Full Development System 8.0
Language(s): LabVIEW
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