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| MarkK |
Posted - 04/02/2017 : 09:33:12
I exported some data out of my GMC 320 plus into csv and bin. How do I work with this? E.g. how do I plot data like "on 2017-02-12 17:44:35 the unit measured 1.6 µSv/h"? |
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| Distelzombie |
Posted - 04/07/2017 : 09:09:34
Who uses linux? Seriously.
I tried importing it in excel or... Was it OpenOffice? Anyway, I had no luck.
Excel has to be paid for. |
| GBG12 |
Posted - 04/05/2017 : 14:59:03
It's also fairly easy to import the csv file into Libre Office / Open Office Calc or into MS Excel, and use their graphing tools. |
| ullix |
Posted - 04/05/2017 : 09:16:57
... or use the just-released Python-GUI program
http://www.gqelectronicsllc.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4490
where you can easily switch between CPM, CPS and uSv/h on the Y-axis, and time-of-day or time-since-1st-record on the x-axis, and inspect periods by selecting ranges per mouse click.
The files required are csv files which must have extension '.bin'. The format must be:
#index,Date-Time ,CPM
12345 ,2017-04-04 13:14:15, 99
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| Distelzombie |
Posted - 04/02/2017 : 14:25:42
You could upload the csv here and create a nice graph with some tinkering: plot.ly
You cannot plot or even log ySv/h values, only CPM. Those ySv/h are not saved. You could write a script to calculate the values out of CPM and write back to the CSV file. |
