First six digits of .csv file name

tibbie

posted Apr 14 '19 at 5:35 am

Hello,
We plan to use more that one of DT80M unit. All the data collected it will be pushed to a FTP server in one specific folder.
Question: the first six digits of the csv file is the unit DT80M ID?
Example: 107767_CONFIG_20161025T154950.csv; 107767_CONFIG_20161025T125023.csv

Regards,
Tibbie

Hello, We plan to use more that one of DT80M unit. All the data collected it will be pushed to a FTP server in one specific folder. Question: the first six digits of the csv file is the unit DT80M ID? Example: 107767_CONFIG_20161025T154950.csv; 107767_CONFIG_20161025T125023.csv Regards, Tibbie

dataTaker Expert

posted Apr 14 '19 at 5:41 am

Hi Tibbie,

The first 6 digits is dataTaker serial number, as a default dataTaker will give you this format (serial number_date time.csv).
You may modify that format using channel variables (CV) or string variables ($), please check Retrieving Logged Data in part G of dataTaker User Manual.

Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan

Hi Tibbie, The first 6 digits is dataTaker serial number, as a default dataTaker will give you this format (serial number_date time.csv). You may modify that format using channel variables (CV) or string variables ($), please check Retrieving Logged Data in part G of dataTaker User Manual. Best regards, Rudy Gunawan

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