Log File - Seneca MyALARM2 Series User Manual

in these cases, the time remains unreliable until the next synchronisation.
10.2.

Log file

The file saved on microSD, sent via FTP or email, is in CSV format, for example:
INDEX;TYPE;TIMESTAMP;TOT1;DELTA;TOT2;DELTA;TOT3;DELTA;TOT4;DELTA
1;LOG;11/07/2012 11:17:00;+881;+10;+881;+10;+881;+10;+881;+10
once opened by Microsoft EXCEL ™ or OpenOffice Calc ™ type software, the following is obtained
(setting ";" as separator):
INDEX TYPE TIMESTAMP
1 LOG
2 LOG
A new file is created with each send under the following name:
CardName_logYearMonthDayHourMinutesSeconds.csv
Where, for FTP/EMAIL:
YearMonthDayHourMinutesSeconds is the MYALARM2 timestamp when file send began.
When saving on microSD:
YearMonthDayHourMinutesSeconds in the MYALARM2 timestamp of the first sample in the file.
An example of a file name:
BeachHouse_log20120712174010.csv
"BeachHouse" is the name of the card set with the Easy MyALARM2 software
The date when file send began is thus July 12, 2012 at 5:40 PM and 10 seconds.
ATTENTION!
-While MYALARM2 is sending a log file, communications with the FTP server may be interrupted.
In this case, MYALARM2 attempts to "resume" connections with the server and creates a new
file with a new YearMonthDayHourMinutesSeconds containing the rest of the data.
-EMAIL resume is not possible due to SMTP server restrictions. Thus we recommend you limit log
file dimensions when sending via EMAIL (<50 Kbytes). A very high GSM signal (>=6) is required
for this because SMTP servers are overloaded during some hours.
USER MANUAL - MyALARM2 SERIES
TOT1 DELTA
11/07/2012 11:00 881
11/07/2012 11:10 890
TOT2 DELTA TOT3
0 881 0
9 881 0
24
DELTA TOT4
881 0 881
881 0 882
DELTA
0
1