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Re: datalog viewer in RcxCC
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lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc
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Sun, 20 Feb 2000 17:32:56 GMT
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Jeff Canar wrote in message <38aff0b1.63663228@lugnet.com>...
> Wrote a program to log light levels every ten minutes and store those
> levels in the datalog. I wrote the program to use, and connected the
> sensor to, SENSOR_3. Everything works fine. My question is: Why
> does the datalog viewer in RcxCC report 'Sensor 2' as the input
> receiving data (a copy of this datalog appears below)?
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> thanks in advance,
> jeff
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> Watch 0: 350
> Sensor 2: 0
<snip>
I have had similar oddities using RcxCC for retrieving DataLog values. For
example when I am pulling something in from Sensor 1, it may tell me this:
Sensor 1: 35
Sensor 1: 65
Sensor 1: 23
Sensor 0: 24
Sensor 1: 98
Sensor 1: 23
Sensor 0: 23
IE it randomly switches between inputs. I also wish I could get rid of that
and just pull in the numbers directly (none of this "Sensor 1:" jazz). I can
do that with NQCE, but of course, I have no way of "capturing" those values
to a text file or something (right?).
Iain
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| (...) You can probably use NQC to read the values into a text file. Try: nqc -datalog >log.txt The -datalog option will grab the datalog as raw valus, -datalog_full will add the 'sources' into the listing. I'm not sure why RcxCC lists the wrong (...) (25 years ago, 20-Feb-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc)
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| Wrote a program to log light levels every ten minutes and store those levels in the datalog. I wrote the program to use, and connected the sensor to, SENSOR_3. Everything works fine. My question is: Why does the datalog viewer in RcxCC report (...) (25 years ago, 20-Feb-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc)
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