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DADiMP Example Header
DADiSP maintains summary information that describes each series or channel contained in the DADiSP database. To import data with DADiMP, you must supply an ASCII header describing each channel that you plan to import. The header information can be stored in the same file as the data or in a separate file.The following example shows a standard DADiMP input file containing a data header and four series of ASCII data:
LABBOOK PROCESS1 DATASET Lot1 SERIES Pressure, Temperature, Level, Lot NUM_SERIES 4 STORAGE_MODE INTERLACED FILE_TYPE ASCII RATE 10 VERT_UNITS PSI, Degrees C, Centimeters, No Units HORZ_UNITS Sec COMMENT Interlaced multi-channel Process 1, Lot 1 DATA 14.000000, 27.147235, 0.842013, 1 14.187381, 27.032460, 0.901001, 1 14.368125, 27.784237, 2.237624, 1 14.535827, 27.176321, 1.768234, 1 |
If the filename of this data is
lot1.dat, the following
command line imports the data:
dadimp lot1.dat |
The file is then imported into the Dataset Lot1 located in the Labbook PROCESS1.
To specifically import MATLAB MAT files, see the DADiSP/MAT File Module.
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