Campbell Scientific PC400 Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 66)

Section 5. Split
Consider TABLE 5-2 below:
TABLE 5-2. Example of Event Driven Test Data Set
100,12.1,10.,32.6
101,92.7,67.7
102,56.1,48.7,98.,220.1
200
100,12.5,9.89,30.1
102,56.2,50.,100.5,210.6
200
100,13.1,10.1,33.1
101,94.1,69
200
Data from arrays
output during the
first test.
Second test.
Third test.
This table contains four different output arrays: 100, 101, 102, and 200.
During the first test, data was output from all three conditional arrays (100,
101, and 102), with 200 signaling the end of the test. During the second test,
data was output from arrays 100 and 102. During the third test, data was
output from arrays 100 and 101.
To process these files using the C option, the parameter file would be set up as
follows (assuming the name of our data file is Data_1.DAT):
First Input File = Data_1.DAT:1
Stop condition = C,1[200]
Copy = 1[100]
Select = 1,2,3,4
Second Input File = Data_1.DAT:2
Stop condition = C,1[200]
Copy = 1[101]
Select = 1,2,3
Third Input File = Data_1.DAT:3
Stop condition = C,1[200]
Copy = 1[102]
Select = 1,2,3,4,5
Fourth (“end of test”) Input File = Data_1.DAT:4
Stop condition = C,1[200]
Copy = 1[200]
Select = (leave blank)
The :(number) after the data file name is inserted automatically
by Split. NOTE
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