B&G Deckman - Manual (Page 166)

j_varsXX.d
12.7
perfpol Performance polar. Format as for
navigation polar.
Chapter 6
report The script file controlling the data
logging. See manual pages.
Page 5.5
startpol Start polar. Format as for navigation
polar.
Chapter 6
Tides Times/heights of high water. First
line is: port number (0, 1…),
MHWS, MHWN, date of first entry
(yymmdd). Second line: times of
consecutive high tides. Third line:
heights of consecutive high tides.
Data separated by at least one space.
Max line length is 500 characters.
Page 3.14
Tide files
As explained in Tides on page 3.21, Deckman sometimes has to choose
between SHOM tidal information and its own database. However, if you
want to ensure that Deckman is using a particular one of these then
please follow the instructions below.
As we saw, the SHOM tidal information is contained in a number of
files with the prefix SHOM which are in the data directory. To ensure
that Deckman's own database is used and SHOM tidal data is NOT used,
you must move the SHOM files to a different directory.
Deckman's normal tidal database is contained in the file diamonds.d;
move this file to another location to force Deckman to use the SHOM
data.
j_varsXX.d
Note. XX represents a number, for example 01.
This file controls the way the data variables operate in Deckman. There
are a number of different sections, which may not be relevant depending
on your instrument system; there are also some sections that it is not