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Bosch Connected Devi ces and Sol utions
Positional arguments:
files
List of files to convert. Multiple files can be
separated via spaces.
Optional arguments:
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-f {pandas,csv,hdf,xlsx,json,msgpack,parquet}, --format
{pandas,csv,hdf,xlsx,json,msgpack,parquet}
List of available format to convert the bin file.
Default is csv.
-o [OUTPUT_FOLDER [OUTPUT_FOLDER ...]], --output_folder
[OUTPUT_FOLDER [OUTPUT_FOLDER ...]]
output folder path
-r [RECURSIVE_FOLDER [RECURSIVE_FOLDER ...]], --
recursive_folder [RECURSIVE_FOLDER
[RECURSIVE_FOLDER ...]]
recursive folder path
-p {'custom|msgpack'}, --parser {'custom|msgpack'}
list of available parser types
-c OFFSET,--temperature_correction OFFSET
Temperature correction factor. Default is -2.1K.
See section 3.8 for details.
After running the conversion, a log file (e.g. .csv) will be created for each sensor enabled. The stat.csv file is holding statistics
on hardware-caused data loss. This happens when high sensor bandwidths are configured and then overlap with the system's
internal processing time. The file manual.csv is holding the template row names, which are present in all .csv files where
sensor values are stored. The following names for the rows are stored in manual.csv as templates:
Sensor_ID: The sensor id is placed at the start of the preamble. Each sensor is defined with specific ID numbers. The
sensor identification numbers are defined as follows bmi-1 (BMI160), bmm-2 (BMM150), manual-3, light-4
(MAX44009), bme-5 (BME280), bma-6 (BMA280) and bmg-7 (BMG160).
Sequence_Number (sqn): Whenever raw data is obtained the sequence number is incremented for each sensor. Data
loss can be determined using the sequence number.
Data_Length: Data length is the length of the raw sensor data. It is a constant for the chosen sensor.
MCU_TimeStamp: This is the time stamp provided by the MCU of the XDK.
Real_TimeStamp: This is the timestamp synchronized with a SNTP server, currently it set to the initial timestamp of
NTP at 1970 because WLAN is disabled, when configuring data logging
Other parameters for a particular sensor are the respective sensor value descriptions as shown in Figure 4 .
A complete list of the different row parameters for the different sensors is displayed in Table 1Table 9.
Figure 4: BMA280 detail view: .csv file
