Acumen SDR2-USB manual Other Commands

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Setup File Reference

SDR2-USB Configuration Guide rev 1.0

TimestampTrigger: The TimestampTrigger setup file line specifies a decimal ASCII character that “arms” the time stamping function. Once the trigger character is received, the recorder will insert a time stamp when the next byte of data is received. For example, a trigger value of 10 will configure the SDR2-USB to insert a time stamp after a line feed is received.

TimestampTrigger=gap: Specifying a trigger value of “gap” enables a special time stamping mode where the SDR2-USB will detect time gaps in the stream of incoming serial characters and insert a time stamp after the gap. This is useful for data sources such as GPS receivers that output “bursts” of data periodically.

TimestampFormat (default=MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss\20): Use the TimestampFormat command to provide a template for the timestamps as they are inserted into the file. Timestamp field format values are case- sensitive— month, day, and year fields must be specified in capital letters, while hour, minute, second, and millisecond fields must be provided in lower-case letters. Escape codes are used to insert characters such as spaces, line feeds, carriage returns, and tabs. To include an escape sequence, use a backslash followed by the two-digit hexadecimal ASCII code for the character to use (e.g. \0A for a line feed or \20 for a space).

//enabled time stamping Timestamp=1

//trigger on a line feed TimestampTrigger=10

//include milliseconds and 2-digit year in time/date stamp TimestampFormat=MM/DD/YY hh:mm:ss.ddd\20

4.1.6Other Commands

DisableIndicators (default=0): Use a setup file line with DisableIndicators=1 to turn front-panel LED indicators off. When enabled, the indicators will flash occasionally in a “heartbeat” pattern. Use this setting to save small amount of power and/or avoid user confusion.

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Contents Acumen Instruments Corporation Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Service and Support Getting Started OverviewBefore you start Quick guide to the DataBridge SDR2-USBConnecting power to your SDR2-USB Configuring your SDR2-USB via the setup fileDeploying the DataBridge SDR2-USB Creating setup.txt CongratulationsConfiguring DataBridge SDR2-USBSetting date and time CommentsConfiguring the data port Setting date and timeSpecifying a filename and folder Configuring file creation behavior Adding time stamps to recorded filesTesting your configuration Setup file reading Record mode operationOperations Receiving dataPower failure and improper shutdowns Stopping recordingDevice removal while recording Filename generationFormatting the storage media PartitionsLithium battery maintenance Resetting to factory defaultsSetup File Reference Initial Setup CommandsData Port Setup Commands Recording Behavior CommandsScheduled File Closing Commands Time Stamping CommandsOther Commands J4 Remote Control Port LocationFunctions Pinout and Mating CableForce-Record Shunt Installation Page Service Support Exception CodesService and Support SDR2-USB Configuration Guide rev Contacting Acumen Instruments Corporation Returning EquipmentWarranty One year warrantyExclusions LimitationsSerial specifications Serial Port BasicsData rates More asynchronous serial parameters Data rates and the UartDTE and DCE Handshaking Voltage levelsSDR2-USB Configuration Guide rev Page Specifications Electrical specifications5 J7 rear power receptacle pin configuration Mechanical Specifications 6 J1 power receptacle pin configurationSerial communications USB socketSpecifications SDR2-USB Configuration Guide rev