Cleverscope CS300 Reference Manual v2.11
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5.1 File Menu [Control Panel]
The File menu lets you save signal and graph data, open saved data for display and analysis, print displays and
exit the application.
Click to open previously saved Cleverscope signal data .apc
files.
Click to save a file containing Cleverscope data (.apc).
Click to save a (copy of a) file containing Cleverscope data
(.apc).
Click to open previously saved binary data files.
Click to open previously saved text files.
Click to save a file as binary data.
Opens the windows print dialog box.
Close the Cleverscope application.
5.1.1 Format of the Binary file
The binary file is organized as follows:
The binary file has a 64 byte header followed by an array of samples.
The 64 byte header is organized as 8 x IEEE 64 bit double precision real
numbers, stored big endian, with the following format:
The header words are:
Version
n
Frame
dt or df
T0 or F0
Ttrigger
Fn
Flags
Each sample is in an IEEE 32 bit single precision format real number:
1.3
number of samples in one frame
The current frame number
sample interval, in seconds, or df, freq interv al
Time at which sampling started, relative to the trigger.
Local time at which trigger occurred, in seconds, 1us res.
Time 0 is 00:00, midnight, starting 1 January 1904 UTC
Number of frames saved
Bit 0: 0=file contains time base data (T0 and dt)
1=file contains spectrum data (F0 and dF)