CLIMET INSTRUMENTS CI-154 - Auxiliary Connections; USB Interface; CSV File Format

CI-154 User’s Manual
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3. Auxiliary connections
3.1 USB interface
The USB interface is designed for use with USB jump drives. As such, stored data
can be copied from the internal memory of the unit to the USB drive. The data is
saved as an ASCII file in CSV (comma separated values) format. A check code is
calculated and appended at the end of the file. The user can contact Climet to obtain
the formula used to calculate the check code. Using this formula the user can
recalculate the check code for the data file and by comparing check codes, detect if
the data has been corrupted.
3.1.1 3.1.1 CSV file format
A typical CSV file is shown on the following page. The field descriptions are below.
Field Name
Data Type
Alarm
0,1 (0 is false, 1 is true)
Date
MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY depending on unit setting
Time
HH:MM:SS
Location
alphanumeric characters(up to 16 characters)
UnitID
alphanumeric characters(up to 16 characters)
UserID
alphanumeric characters(up to 16 characters)
Program Name
alphanumeric characters(up to 16 characters)
Run #
numeric characters(up to 3 digits)
Volume
alphanumeric characters(up to 16 characters)
Count Mode
alphanumeric characters(up to 16 characters)
0.5 Micron
numeric characters(up to 8 digits, MAX counts 999999E6)
1.0 Micron
numeric characters(up to 8 digits, MAX counts 999999E6)
3.0 Micron
numeric characters(up to 8 digits, MAX counts 999999E6)
5.0 Micron
numeric characters(up to 8 digits, MAX counts 999999E6)
Flow LPM
numeric characters(float with 5 digits include ".")
Unit S/N
numeric characters (up to 6 characters)
Laser OK
0, 1 (0 is laser not ok, 1 is laser ok)
Flow OK
0, 1 (0 is flow not ok, 1 is flow ok)
Cal Due
Calibration due date: always MM/DD/YY
<Last cell in last row>
Check code