Shows archived log data. Specifying a sensor-list will
cause only those sensors to be displayed.
/F specifies a logfile, SSP.LOG is used by default.
/S specifies a start date and time for retrieval. If a
start date is not specified then it will default to
where the last GET left off.
/E specifies an end date and time for retrieval. If an
end date is not specified the end of the log is
assumed.
/CSV will use a comma-seperated format . /CSV will
also show more decimal places (by default only 3
places are shown to help keep columns aligned).
/YMODEM will cause the report to be transferred as
<sitename>_YYYYMMDD.TXT, where <sitename> is
the name of the station, and YYYYMMDD is the date
of the first entry in the log. If the data is from a log
other then SSP.log then the format of the created
will be as follows:
<sitename>_<logfile>_YYYYMMDD.TXT.
/G is similar to /YMODEM but will use the Ymodem-g
protocol
/ZIP will cause the output to be compressed in to a
.ZIP archive with a .ZIP extension.
If there are more then 24 lines of output, the display
will pause with a “– More – ” prompt until space is
pressed to continue, or ESC to abort
/C will cause the output to be continuous (without
pause) until the end is reached or ESC is pressed.
/REVERSE will cause the output to be generated in
reverse time order (newest to oldest).
/BAD will cause only bad data, and system errors to
be displayed.
/INVERT will display all sensors that are not
contained in the sensor-list.
/OLDEST will start the dump with the oldest data in
the log.
/NEWEST will start the dump with the newest data in
the log, especially useful when combined with
/REVERSE.
/TODAY will start the dump with today.
/YESTERDAY will start the dump with yesterday.
/WEEK will start the dump with the last Sunday.
/MONTH will start the dump with the 1st of the
current month.
/YEAR will start the dump at Jan 1 of the current
year.
/HOUR will start the dump at the top of the current
hour.
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