SIE data files
The SIE data pane displays all SIE data files stored on the connected device.
The SIE files are identified using the file name supplied during the test run. If no name is supplied, the name of the setup is used. A red test name indicates that test is currently running.
The easiest way to download an SIE file to the local machine is to click its file name. Alternately, select the check box next to the desired files and click Download.
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It is good practice to ensure that the complete file has been downloaded. To do this, compare the file size of the downloaded file to the size of the listed SIE file. Mouse over the Size entry in the grid to show the exact file size in bytes.
Select the check box next to the file and click Rename. Enter a new file name and click Save.
Select the check box next to a single file or multiple files and click Delete to remove the file or files from the connected device. Depending on how many files are selected, the process may take several minutes. Deleted files cannot be recovered; it is recommended to download files off the device prior to deleting them.
Several types of data and information can be extracted from SIE files including the test setup, hardware information and raw channel data.
Select the check box next to the desired SIE file and click Extract.
Click the desired extraction option.
Enter the desired file name and click Export. A json formatted .sxr text file containing setup configuration is saved to the local machine.
Enter the desired file name and click Export. A json formatted .sxri text file containing hardware information is saved to the local machine.
Select the desired raw message or video channel. Optionally, enter a test start time and duration in seconds for the extracted data. Click Extract to save the data file to the local machine.
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Raw data can also be extracted from channel sources in Message Logger DataModes. This allows the use of triggering to control which segments of the data stream are stored.
For raw message channels, the extracted data is downloaded in a text file named extracted-data.txt.
For video channels, a .jpg image of each frame is named with its time stamp, placed in a folder named for the camera serial number and downloaded in a tarball file named extracted-data.tgz.