NavCom StarUtil Rev.G - Manual (Page 112)

StarUtil User Guide – Rev. G
Log Data in Single File
Rename the NCT.dat file, if desired.
Click the
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9 button to select a directory in which to save the file.
StarUtil creates a folder under the selected directory, named in the yymmdd
format. For example, the directory path d:\NavComWorking\Data would become
d:\NavComWorking\Data\yymmdd.
Click the Log button to begin logging the output data. Click the Stop Log button to stop
logging.
og Data in 24-hour File Splits
Click the
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9 button to select a directory in which to save the data files.
Click the Apply button in the Logging Schedule area of the window to start logging in 24-
hour data file splits. Click the Stop button to stop logging.
The file splits restart at 00:00:00 GMT, and create a new folder name at each 24-
hour period.
og NCT Binary Data Internally Via Memory Module Card (MMC)
An onboard 64MB Memory Mo ly log NCT Binary data. The
asic procedure to log one or more messages to the MMC is:
9 In the NCT Binary Messages window, schedule a second instance of the desired NCT
binary message(s) to the Log port.
9 Open the MMC Directory. The user must format the MMC on first use only.
9 Start internal logging from the MMC Directory. The user names the data file.
9 Close internal logging. The user may sort, download, and delete the data files in the MMC
Directory.
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If power is turned off during internal logging, internal logging resumes on power
up. A new file is created with an extension of .001. A new file is generated and
the extension value incremented for each power off-on cycle, if logging is not
manually stopped by the user.
This feature allows the user to configure and start logging in the office, then power off
the receiver and move it to a remote location. At the remote location, no setup time for
logging is necessary. As soon as power is applied to the receiver and it initializes,
internal data logging begins.
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