Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 384)

Section 8. Working with Data Files on the PC
/M Changes the value for midnight to 2400 instead of 0000. This is the
same as selecting Midnight is 2400 Hours check box found under the
Offsets/Options button of the Input File tab.
Batch File Example
“c:\Program Files\campbellsci\LoggerNet\splitr.exe”
c:\Campbellsci\SplitW\switch-test.par input1a.dat Output.prn/E/H/W 4[1200]: ,
, 1..6
where
PAR file: switch-test.par
Input file: input1a.dat
Output file: output.prn
Other outputs: Output.HTML
Start condition: on or after 1200
Stop condition: end of file
Copy condition: none
Elements: 1 through 6
8.2.6.4 Processing Multiple Parameter Files with One Command Line
More than one .PAR file can be executed with a single Splitr command line.
Each .PAR file and its associated parameters are separated from the next .PAR
file by a semicolon with one space on each side ( ; ). For example:
“SPLITR LOGAN/R TEST.DAT TEST.PRN ; SINKS/R TEST1.DAT
TEST2.DAT 1[189]”
executes the LOGAN.PAR file on TEST.DAT and outputs the results to
TEST.PRN, then executes the SINKS.PAR file on TEST1.DAT and outputs
the results to TEST2.DAT. Execution of SINKS.PAR starts when the first
element in TEST1.DAT is 189.
8.2.7 Log Files
Split maintains a log file each time Splitr is run. The main purpose of this log
file is to enable users running Splitr in command line mode to identify what
happened with each execution of Splitr. The file is named splitr.log and is
written to the Sys directory of the Split working directory. (By default, this is
C:\Campbellsci\Splitw\sys.) The file will grow to approximately 4–5K in size
and then be renamed to splitr.bak. (Any previous splitr.bak file will be
overwritten. Therefore, only two log files will be retained.)
If a second instance of Splitr is started when one is already running, another
log file, splitrunning.log, will be written. This file simply identifies the time
that the second instance of Splitr was started and that Splitr was already
running.
8.3 CardConvert
CardConvert is a utility that is used to quickly read and convert binary
datalogger data that is retrieved from a compact flash or a PCMCIA card. The
converted data is saved on the user’s PC.
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