Trace file format

Files are saved in CSV format (UTF-8 encoded).

CSV format

Time stamp information (year/month/day/hour/minute/second), obtaining interval and information of registered devices are saved.
Comments can be given at the beginning of data.
The unit for the obtaining interval between two sample values is 10ms. The intervals of obtaining data are saved. The line with the stop trigger also provides the time that has elapsed between the previous data recording and the stop trigger (STOP TRG).
Select which header lines should be used in the CSV file. Header lines that are not activated will not appear in the CSV file, not even as empty rows.

		1st line	2nd line	3rd line	4th line	5th line	6th line
	Comment part: The contents of the comment part varies depending on the settings in the Data recording window.	Date	Time	Obtaining interval	1	2	-
					Data name 1	Data name 2	-
					Arbitrary comment	Arbitrary comment	-
					Unit 1	Unit 2	-
Note: The number of records varies depending on the settings under File completion conditions.		Year-Month-Day	Hour-Minute-Second	0	Data 1	Data 2	-
		Year-Month-Day	Hour-Minute-Second	Interval	Data 1	Data 2	-
		Year-Month-Day	Hour-Minute-Second	Interval	Data 1	Data 2	-
	Note: The number of records after the stop trigger varies depending on the settings in the Data recording window.	Year-Month-Day	Hour-Minute-Second	Interval	STOP TRG
		Year-Month-Day	Hour-Minute-Second	Interval	Data 1	Data 2
		-	-	-	-	-	-
					<--------Note--------> The number of data varies depending on the setting of the number of variables (max. 500).

File name for Trace

A file name to be saved is an arbitrary file name (date_hour-minute-second data of the stop trigger).
Enter a desired file name in the Data recording window for each LOG number.
Example: When the file name is Sample, and the time stamp of the stop trigger is 12:00:00 on April 1, 2013: Sample(130401_120000_TRACE).csv