Newbie needs help
ErikdS
Posts: 37
Hi there,
this is going to sound pretty silly to experienced users, but I don't have a clue.
I have a BS2 logging temperature readings in its EEPROM (by the hundreds) and I wish to turn the results into graphs using Excell. How do I transfer the data stored·in EEPROM into an Excell-file?
Thanks!
Erik
this is going to sound pretty silly to experienced users, but I don't have a clue.
I have a BS2 logging temperature readings in its EEPROM (by the hundreds) and I wish to turn the results into graphs using Excell. How do I transfer the data stored·in EEPROM into an Excell-file?
Thanks!
Erik
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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax
Dallas, TX· USA
but that doesn't seems to work. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, here's my 'read-data-out-and-put-it-on-screen' program. When I run this, I cannot choose the copy function.
FOR adres=0 TO 425 STEP 4
· READ adres,tC.HIGHBYTE
· READ (adres+1),tC.LOWBYTE
· DEBUG DEC (tC / 10), ".", DEC1 tC, DegSym, ClrRt, CR
· READ (adres+2), rhTrue.HIGHBYTE
· READ (adres+3), rhTrue.LOWBYTE
· DEBUG DEC (rhTrue /10), ".", DEC1 rhTrue, "%", CR, CR
Am I missing something here?
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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax
Dallas, TX· USA
www.seetron.com/ht_tip1.htm
www.emesys.com/OWL2HTPE.txt
For import to Excel, you are better off sending each record on a separate line, and the fields should be tab or space delimited without the unit symbols. After you capture that in HTPE, it can be opened in Excel easily and the data will fall into columns.
Also, store your data in smallendian format (lower byte in lower address), so that you can use WORD modifiers to read out your data.
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Tracy Allen
www.emesystems.com
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