D10A DATA DOWNLOAD FORMAT

dickreeve

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Posting this new subject after a search didn't turn up anything.

The Dynon Support Program enables one to retrieve logged data.

The Dynon D10A User Guide Chapter 9 lists a data output format: however, there ain't no relationship between what that sez and what
I see on an Excel spreadsheet. Sure beats parsing a string of hex code!

One thing I can't find in the spreadsheet is the "MARK" that one enters in the D10A DATLOG page. What'zit look like?

Perhaps this info is available in a manual for a later model EFIS: can
anyone help here??

Many thanks,
Dick Reeve
Anchorage, AK
 

dynonsupport

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The serial stream and the saved datalog are two totally different things.

The format for the datalog is documented in the Dynon Support program help. Just click "help" in the program and go to the Logged Data item.
 

dickreeve

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OK, refering to Dynon Support Help page 2: Lines 1-7 are header info,
Line 5 shows Record Type. They are GUID (what's this?), GPS, EFIS,
ALERT (98 of them!), AP, and (xxx) raw data. Total is 141 columns. Wow!

My question is: which one of the rows in lines 8 to-'end of data' contains
the MARK NOW flag or whatever that indicator is?
 

dynonsupport

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The record types are just categories that define where the data comes from inside the unit. Not terribly useful for you. The colunm GUID:user (column C in excel) is the "mark" button.
 

dickreeve

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Ah, Column C. By golly, there it is, just where it's supposed to be timewise on the clock!
Obscure little critter. Many thanks.

Finally, is there anywhere like the wiki that has more description of what I'm looking at?
 

PhantomPholly

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Ah, Column C.  By golly, there it is, just where it's supposed to be timewise on the clock!
Obscure little critter.  Many thanks.

Finally, is there anywhere like the wiki that has more description of what I'm looking at?

If they have NOT started a Wiki page, please sign up and create the page yourself for the next person who needs the info!

:)
 
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