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Inertial Labs INS-P - APPENDIX C. Description of Data Files; Structure of Binary File; Table C.1 Structure of the First 50 Bytes of *.Bin File (Short Block of Initial Alignment Data)

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INS
GUI User’s Manual
Inertial Labs, Inc
TM
Address: 39959 Catoctin Ridge Street, Paeonian Springs, VA 20129 U.S.A.
Tel: +1 (703) 880-4222, Fax: +1 (703) 935-8377 Website: www.inertiallabs.com
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APPENDIX C.
Description of data files
The Inertial Labs INS GUI software creates data files if Write button is
pressed after INS start. These are two binary files with the same name and
extensions .prm and .bin, where .prm file contains the INS parameters, and
.bin file contains the INS outputs. Select Report of experiment item from
the Convert menu of the INS GUI or press F8 or click button to
convert these binary data to text file (see section 9 for more details).
Structure of binary and text files is described below. Note that text file is
more convenient for analysis.
C.1. Structure of binary file
If user has possibility to work with binary file directly, below is description of
the binary .bin file. This file structure copies structure of the INS output data
that is described in the Inertial Labs INS Interface Control Document (ICD).
The first 50 bytes of the *.bin file are results of the INS initial alignment, see
Table C.1.
Table C.1 Structure of the first 50 bytes of *.bin file (short block of initial alignment
data)
Byte
Parameter
Format
Length
Note
0-11
Gyros bias
float
3*4
3 numbers in ADC codes
12-23
Average acceleration
float
3*4
3 numbers in ADC codes
24-35
Average magn. field
float
3*4
3 numbers in ADC codes
36-39
Initial Heading
float
4
degrees
40-43
Initial Roll
float
4
degrees
44-47
Initial Pitch
float
4
degrees
48-49
USW
word
2
0 successful initial alignment;
0 unsuccessful
Notes:
1. USW is Unit Status Word (see Appendix D. The Unit Status Word definition, for
details).
2. In the Table C.1 and in all next there is denoted:
word = unsigned 2 byte integer;
sword = signed 2 byte integer.
3. The low byte is the first.

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