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You can import the raw data into other programs without the need to convert or export it. The data is stored in a standard binary format, with one row of data of data for the time stamps and one for each active channel. The data units are raw voltage, as measured. Here is a matlab code snippet to get you started:
You can import the raw data into other programs without the need to convert or export it. The data is stored in a standard binary format, with one row of data for the time stamps and one for each active channel. The data units are raw voltage, as measured. Here is a matlab code snippet to get you started:


<code>fid = fopen(filePathAndName,'r');
<code>fid = fopen(filePathAndName,'r');
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Please [https://www.industrialvibes.com/contact.html contact] us if you require assistance with custom data processing. Also, we recommend you check back in occasionally as new features will be added on a regular basis.
Please [https://www.industrialvibes.com/contact.html contact] us if you require assistance with custom data processing. Also, we recommend you check back in occasionally as new features will be added on a regular basis.


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Latest revision as of 23:58, 2 July 2024

You can import the raw data into other programs without the need to convert or export it. The data is stored in a standard binary format, with one row of data for the time stamps and one for each active channel. The data units are raw voltage, as measured. Here is a matlab code snippet to get you started:

fid = fopen(filePathAndName,'r');

data = fread(fid, [nChannels+1, inf], 'double')';

fclose(fid);

Please contact us if you require assistance with custom data processing. Also, we recommend you check back in occasionally as new features will be added on a regular basis.

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