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Recorder
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The above picture shows the actual script source code for the Binary file option. This script is the least
complex one among all pre-defined options. In this example, the script performs:
1. Sets the filter mode for traversing packets in the Recorder memory. (Marked is selected in the default
dialog above.)
2. Sets the data save mode: data only or header and data. (Data only is selected because the "Data only"
is checked in the default dialog.)
3. Opens a file selection dialog for output file. You can choose a file name and location.
4. Creates an item - a packet holder in this case.
5. Obtains the first item (packet) based on the filter mode. (First marked packet in this case)
6. Obtains the number of items the script needs to traverse. The number is used to calculate the ratio for
displaying a progress bar.
7. Loops through the target packets (marked packets in this case), and write contents of the packet (data
only in this case) to the output file.
8. Closes the output file and clean up resources upon the completion of the loop.
For complete sets of the Export script API, please expand the "Scriptor Generated" tree entry (scrolled out
in the above picture) at the top of the script source code viewer.
For more information such as the script syntax, the debugger, etc., please refer to Script Editor topic.
7.1.3. Standalone Recorder
When the Standalone Recorder application is started, a similar device selection dialog is shown as when
starting the main FireSpy application. However, rather than having to select a single FireSpy, this dialog
allows selecting multiple FireSpys. Please note that starting the standalone Recorder with multiple
FireSpys selected will only work when the selected FireSpy models support inter-FireSpy Recorder
synchronization using a sync cable that needs to be purchased separately.