TDT RZ2 Manual page 111

System 3
Rate:
Amount Saved:
Name:
Local Storage: This area displays information relative to the currently installed array.
Array Size - Status:
nTB - Active:
Not Ready:
Percent Full:
Will fill in approximately:
Segment files every:
Storage Tab
The Storage tab provides a list of file system objects stored on the currently installed
storage array. Items may be selected and deleted or moved and copied to a USB
device. Status information for any connected USB Storage devices is displayed.
Displays the approximate current data transfer rate in
kB/s. This rate incorporates overheads in the data
transfer protocol and may differ slightly from the data
rate calculated by the macro.
Displays the amount of data saved to the storage array
during the current recording session.
Displays the current session name. See "Naming
Convention" on page 2-11 for more information.
Displays the status of the storage array.
Array is properly configured and its maximum storage
space (nTB) is listed.
No array is detected or the array is not yet ready
Displays the percentage of space that has been used on
the storage array.
Displays an estimate of how much time it will take to fill
the storage array with data based on the data rates for
the current session(s).
For long recordings, set a value to indicate when the
RS4 should close the recording session and open a new
session. This allows the user to access the raw data for
parallel processing before the recording is over.
The exact length of each file will be a multiple of a
fixed block size, based on the sampling rate. It will be
as close as possible to the selected setting value (i.e.
1hr, 4hr, etc.), but will not be exact (within 0.1
seconds or so of the exact desired duration). There will
however be no overlap in the data at the beginnings
and ends of the files.
The files will be named as follows:
{TANK}_{BLOCK}_{STORE}_ch1.sev
{TANK}_{BLOCK}_{STORE}_ch1-1h.sev
{TANK}_{BLOCK}_{STORE}_ch1-2h.sev
...
{TANK}_{BLOCK}_{STORE}_ch2.sev
{TANK}_{BLOCK}_{STORE}_ch2-1h.sev
{TANK}_{BLOCK}_{STORE}_ch2-2h.sev
Note: If using Phantom Headers to merge the RS4 data
with your other tank data, and using TTank to read it,
only the first chunk will be accessible because it
matches the expected naming scheme.
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RS4 Data Streamer