Vaisala RVP900 - Function Pointers are the Key to Customization; Using the Programmable Callback Timers

This is useful for checking how the data were collected, or to verify that IQ data were
recorded.
Developers can use tsview software as a model when building their own o-line
applications for reading and processing time series data.
If you have a licence for the tsarchive, right click a file TS inventory area to access the
tsview utility.
See D.6 TS Archive Utility (page 396).
D.10.1 Starting tsview
You must have radarop privileges to run tsview. The TS View utility must be installed on
the same node where the IQ data are archived.
1. In the archive directory, use the ls command to view the files.
2. Run: tsview <pathname> <–options>
For example, $ tsview – help.
To see the options, see D.10.3 Tsview Command Line Options (page 411).
D.10.2
Starting tsview Sample Session
In this session, you view the pulse header information for the 101st pulse in a TS file. The
archive directory is /bigdisk/tsarchive:
//Change directory to location of TS files
$ cd /bigdisk/tsarchive
//List all files from 8 Dec 03 19:25:19
$ ls *20031208.192519*
//One file found
RVP8.20031208.192519.074.Ascope_DEFAULT.0.H.249
//run tsview
$ tsview RVP8.20031208.192519.074* –count:1 –skip:100 –v
//tsview output
Pulse Info size :1148
==============TS Pulse Info==============
Site :RVP8 Version:0
Major Mode :1 (FFT) Polarization:1 (Vertical)
Phase mod sequence :0 (Fixed)
ask Name:Ascope_DEFAULT Sweep Number:0
. . .
For information on the header format and information content, see D.11 TS Record Data
Format (page 413).
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