Usage: dumpBin.py [options] bin_files
This script processes ML-CORK bin files
| -h, --help | show this help message and exit |
| -I RTC_ID, --RTC_ID=RTC_ID | |
| Force RTC ID #. Supply id as hex integer (e.g. 0x8C). Default: 5th byte in file | |
| -c NCHANNELS, --n_channels=NCHANNELS | |
| Force number of paro channels | |
| -n, --no_stats | Skip stats–they can take some time and generate some clutter |
-s, –spaces -a, –print_all -p, –plot_data Plots the data. May not work if you do not have the
right libaries installed
| -i, --info_only | |
| Just output statistics (and plot, optionally) and not the actual data | |
| -o, --old_ML-CORK | |
| Assume data is from an old ML-CORK where the readings do not end with 0x00 | |
| -t, --timestamps | |
| Print calibrated timestamps on every line emulating NC logfiles, at the same time. | |
| -f TIMESTAMPFMT, --timestampFMT=TIMESTAMPFMT | |
| Modify timestamp format defaults is ‘%Y%m%d %H:%M:%S’. Use -f ‘%Y%m%dT%H%M%S.000Z’ to emulate NEPTUNE Canada log files. | |
| -d, --despike | Remove detected spikes by inserting linear interpolation. |
| -b BINARYFILE, --binary_file=BINARYFILE | |
| Safe a binary file skipping problematic records | |
Examples: