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5.6.2 Exporting Data
Once the dive log has been opened, you can export its data to a variety of third party
programs.
Click the expander button to the right of the “Export Data” tool, to show a popup list of
file types that can be exported.
To export an individual file, click the file heading. Alternately, each file type has a tick-
box next to it – select files to export in a batch operation, then click the “Export Data”
button to export all files at the same time.
For convenience, your selections are remembered when Artemis Manager is opened, so
once configured log files can be quickly exported to other programs.
Available export types are…
Tritech Seanet Sonar File
Exports a Seanet logfile (“.v4log” extension) which can be opened in Tritech’s Seanet
application to review the sonar data, take measurements etc.
Artemis Mission File
Exports a new mission file that combines the mission file used to create the Dive Log,
along with any additional markers placed by the diver during the dive.
KML Data
Exports the mission markers, diver markers and the path the diver took to a KML
places file that can be loaded into graphical viewer applications such as Google Earth™.
CSV Data
Exports the mission markers, diver markers, path data, depth profile, battery voltage
etc., into a series of Comma Separated Variable (CSV) files that can then be loaded
into external applications and spreadsheets.
5.6.3 Log Playback
When a Dive Log has been opened, its can be played back in the Dive Log viewer using
the following controls, location along the bottom of the display…
Position Slider
In the bottom right corner of the display, the position slider shows and sets the current
position in the log file. Drag the slider to reposition the playback location.
Play
Click the play button to start log file playback.
Pause
Click the pause button to stop log file playback.
Restart
Move the playback position back to the start of the logfile.
Repeat
Toggles whether the log file stops playing when the end is reached, or automatically
restarts from the beginning again.
Playback Speed
The “x1”, “x2”, “x4” and “x8” buttons controls the speed of the log file playback. For
real-time playback (i.e. the speed the data was recorded at), select “x1”.