CiDRA GVF-100 Gas Volume Fraction Monitoring System - Manual (Page 98)

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12.1 USB Port File Naming Convention
Files collected from the transmitter using the USB Port are
automatically named to readily identify them. They are named in
accordance with the following naming convention:
ssss_nnnnnnnnYYMMDDhhmmss.ext
The following table details the naming convention:
Characters Description
ssss transmitter serial number, maximum of 4 characters
nnnnnnnn name string, optional
YY year
MM month
DD day
hh hour
mm minute
ss second
ext file extension (.txt, .ini, .bin)
Table 18 USB Port File Naming Convention
Examples of files named in accordance with this file naming
convention are given in the following table.
File Name Description
208_DataHistory050614110247.txt Data History text file from Transmitter Serial
Number 208 acquired on Year: 2005, Month:
June, Day: 14, Hour 11, Minute 02, Second: 47
208_050614110312 Raw data binary file from Transmitter Serial
Number 208 acquired on Year: 2005, Month:
June, Day: 14, Hour: 11, Minute: 08, Second: 12
208_SysInfo050614110812.txt System Information text file from Transmitter
Serial Number 208 acquired on Year: 2005,
Month: June, Day: 14, Hour: 11, Minute: 08,
Second: 12
208_Config050614110812.ini Configuration encrypted binary file from
Transmitter Serial Number 208 acquired on
Year: 2005, Month: June, Day: 14, Hour: 11,
Minute: 08, Second: 12
208_EventLog050614110813.txt Event Log text file from Transmitter Serial
Number 208 acquired on Year: 2005, Month:
June, Day: 14 Hour: 11, Minute: 08, Second: 13
Table 19 USB Port File Name Examples