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Hello,
I have a problem when I want to save data from bridge control panel because I dont have all the data as shown in the chart part.
It never begin at 0 count when I exctract the data and I can see it in the table too.
But my chart begin at 0 count so it's a bit strange.
Can you help me?
Thank you in advance,
Alex
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Hi,
If you want to "read" the values, how about doing something like below?
=============================
#include <stdio.h>
void SendTxData(void)
{
char str[32] ;
TX_PutCRLF() ;
sprintf(str, "%04X %04X %04\r\n",
CapSense_rawFilterDatal[PROXIMITY_SENSOR_INDEX], /* I could not figure out if it was Data1 or Datal */
CapSense_sensorBaseline[PROXIMITY_SENSOR_INDEX],
CapSense_sensorSignal[PROXIMITY_SENSOR_IDEX]) ;
TX_PutString(str) ;
=============================
moto
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I guess I understood why!
I only have maximum 10000 lines in the excel so I guess it's a maximum?
Any other possibilities to save all the data?
Thank you
Alex
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So the bridge control panel is meant for testing in real time or playing around. It is not meant as a serious data logger.
My suggestion would be, if you want to keep that much data for further analysis, use a UART and a tool like putty to log your output to a file.
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Thank you ScottA_91!
I have tried on putty but it's unreadable and I dont find the solution.
I get that:
I'm sending my data by bluetooth and I'm using the base project:
I guess it's a problem from the type of data but I dont find how to fix it!
I'm using the same rate 9600 on putty.
Thank you in advance,
Alex
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Wait you're taking the raw value and sending it as characters? Well if you capture that to a text file, and look at it with a hex editor, you'll see your data values. (Putty is looking at it as if it is ascii, but you've sent raw bytes).
Alternatively, you can use printf and PutString().
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Hi,
If you want to "read" the values, how about doing something like below?
=============================
#include <stdio.h>
void SendTxData(void)
{
char str[32] ;
TX_PutCRLF() ;
sprintf(str, "%04X %04X %04\r\n",
CapSense_rawFilterDatal[PROXIMITY_SENSOR_INDEX], /* I could not figure out if it was Data1 or Datal */
CapSense_sensorBaseline[PROXIMITY_SENSOR_INDEX],
CapSense_sensorSignal[PROXIMITY_SENSOR_IDEX]) ;
TX_PutString(str) ;
=============================
moto
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Thanks all for you reply.
I have finally wrote a small python program to save data in a csv file.
Thank you
Alex