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Scala2 | Version 5 | Display Configuration
You can see a marker on the timeline at the time at which you created the event.
5. You can also manually add events to the timeline of replay files: mark a specific moment in the
replay, or jump forward or backward in the timeline:
a) Create an XML document named Markers.xml and put it in the same folder as the SDS files
you are replaying. The document must begin by
<Markers>
and end by
</Markers>
.
b) To add a marker ( 1 , 2 ), enter the following line:
<Marker date="YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ"
text="xxx"/>
. The time is in UTC time zone. The content of "text" appears when hovering
over the marker in the timeline ( 1 ).
c) To add jumps, enter the following line:
<Jump from="YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ" to "YYYY-
MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ"
. Jumps allow you to directly jump from a given position (green arrow) to
another location (blue arrow). You can jump forward ( 3 ) or backward ( 4 ) in the timeline.
Here is an example of a code and the result.
Figure 4: Example of XML file
Figure 5: Example of display in the timeline
Extracting Data from SDS Files
You can extract data contained in SDS files and display the contents in a table on a spreadsheet
application, using Marport sds2txt application.
Ask your local Marport office for more details about how to get the application and how to use it.
Replaying Data from A2S Sensors
You can replay data that have been recorded by A2S sensors in high definition.
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Note: Data in high definition is available only when downloading them from the SD card of
A2S sensors. Data received in Scala2 in live will have a lower definition.
Tip: Refer to the user guide of multitrawl sensors for more details about their operation and
configuration.
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