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= Managing Files<br> =
IGEP RADAR LAMBDA offers several ways to manage its files. Here we present some of the most interesting but you can use which others if you prefer:
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This is the list of 2048 samples captured on this measurement.<br>
You can use the mouse and select all or only one part of the data, copy and paste to a text file for later processing. You can also click on "Edit" section of your browswer, then click on "Select All", then click on "Copy" and then paste all the data into a text file. And there is a third option, by clicking on "File" section of your browser and simply "Save as" text file.
You can also click on "Edit" section of your browswer, then click on "Select All", then click on "Copy" and then paste all the data into a text file.
And there is a third option, by clicking on "File" section of your browser and simply "Save as" text file.
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== Files using WinSCP ==
Once installed you only have to connect to the radar and start managing files as with other explorer applications.You can edit, copy, paste, remove and rename files on an easy way.
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== Files using Linux ==
You have a third option to manage radar files.<br>
You can do it using the console and using the standard Linux commands. Here are some useful links and basic commands:
[http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/forum.php Linux Forum]
=== Capture measurement results ===
Linux is an interesting environment to generate files of radar measurement results. If you are only interested to capture radar measurement results and you do not need data captured by the ADC here Here we present some examples on how to save measurement results into a file:
NOTE that it takes about 9ms time to make each measurement.
NOTE also that the file names with the ADC captured data are generated but the files are not generatedsaved. They are only generated saved if you add the command -w
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==== Example 2: ====
You want to capture 20 consecutive measurement results into a file named measure20.txt. In addition you want to use a modulation sweep time of 1,15ms and you also want to generate a file of the ADC captured data for each measurement. Then, in this case, you must prompt the next command line:
