Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 506)

Appendix B. Campbell Scientific File Formats
xsd:short 16 bit signed integer
xsd:unsignedShort 16 bit unsigned integer
xsd:byte 8 bit signed integer
xsd:unsignedByte 8 bit unsigned integer
xsd:float 32 bit floating point number
xsd:double 64 bit floating point number
xsd:boolean Boolean value
xsd:dateTime date and time stamp
units This optional attribute will specify the units string provided by the
datalogger program.
process This optional attribute specifies the process string given by the
datalogger program based upon the processing instruction used to output data
into final storage.
B.1.7.3.2 The data Element
This element marks the beginning of data storage in the file. It will contain a
collection of zero or more r (record) elements.
B.1.7.3.2.1 The r (record) Element
This element describes one table record. It can have the following optional
attributes:
no Specifies the record number for this record. These values indicate the
logged order of the data and will generally increment by one with each record
logged. Records can appear out of order, however, if one-way or data advise
data is used in conjunction with hole collection. Missed numbers can signify
missed records (holes).
time Specifies the time stamp for the record. This format will conform to the
standard XSD timestamp format.
This element will contain as many value sub-elements as there are field
elements in the fields header element.
B.1.7.3.2.1.1 The v (value) Element
This element conveys one scalar value (or string) for a field. There will be one
of these elements for each field element defined in the fields element of the
header. The contents of these element will be the data for that field. An
optional attribute, n (field Name), is supported. This attribute can be included
in order to increase the human readability of the file.
B.1.7.4 File Example
The following example was generated using the Tablemon2 utility:
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