Some issues ---
1) waveforms are just arrays. You're device support can fill it any way you like.
2) there is a circular buffer record that already does this either ring buffer - or successive averaging or keep high or low for each sample.
3) we do not queue the array - so if your client is not getting them fast enough in monitoring - then you will loose old arrays. You may even get half of one and half of another. This system needs to be set up carefully.
4) There is a subarray record for just reading an area of interest.
5) we did not do the meta data correctly - so no indication of the unit of time between samples within the array.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] on behalf of David Dudley
Sent: Thu 9/4/2008 2:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Waveform Records
Need a little 'training' on waveform records....
1. With a waveform record, with each scan of the I/O device, does the
device read in a single sample, or a whole waveform?
2. Can waveforms be setup to operate in a continuous FIFO manner? In
other words, a sliding window of data items collected over time?
3. Can 'edm' display a waveform record, and if so, how? If 'edm' can't
display them, is there a program that can?
David
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