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Matlab - Exporting Data from DS-7
Data exchange is an important matter for our customers, so there are several options how the proprietary
DS-7 data and le format can be transferred and read by other software.
Exporting MAT les from the DS-7 (DEWESoft 7) Export menu
There are basically two methods of exporting data from DS-7:
DirectX export into Flexpro or Matlab - including templates to automatically process data into reports.
Then there is ...
File export, which either writes other vendors’ proprietary data formats (e.g. MAT le) or commonly used
interchange formats like CSV.
This section is concerned with using File export from DS-7 to Matlab analysis software. Matlab is a very
powerful tool made by The Mathworks, a company separate from and not afliated with DEWETRON. The
Mathworks owns the product Matlab, its intellectual property, including any and all Matlab related patents,
trademarks and copyrights.
The 2 GB Export Limitation, and How to Overcome
DS-7 uses standard MATLAB™ libraries to write this specic le format as version 5 les with a 2 GB size
limit.
The DS-7 export function has an inherent 2 GB limit
- Dewetron USA 1
- Owner’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 11
- Calibration 12
- Models Covered 12
- What’s in this Guide 12
- Safety precautions 13
- BIOS notication: 14
- 2-16 16
- D310 Series 17
- 3-20 20
- D310 Right Side Panel 20
- D310 Left Side Panel 20
- Accessing the Batteries 21
- Installing the 310-UPS option 24
- 3-26 26
- Computer Connectors 30
- IEEE-1394 Firewire interface 31
- 3-32 32
- CRT/VGA video output 33
- 3-34 34
- USB 2.0 interfaces (4) 34
- Audio stack connectors (6) 35
- 3-38 38
- Channel Expansion 40
- PCI HOST 41
- Specifications 41
- DEWE-CLOCK 42
- HDD Usage 46
- Basic Specifcations 47
- Digital and clock line specs 48
- Standard Counter/Encoders 49
- ORION-CTR8 option) 49
- CAN BUS specs (UP-ORION-CAN2 49
- 3-50 50
- D3PC-8 Model 51
- A/D card 54
- 4-56 56
- 4-58 58
- 4-62 62
- 65
- 4-70 70
- DEWE-3210 Series 77
- 5-82 82
- 5-84 84
- 5-86 86
- 87
- 89
- 5-90 90
- 5-92 92
- PIN Function Comment 92
- Pin Signal Pin Signal 93
- 5-94 94
- 5-96 96
- 5-98 98
- Analog Specications 99
- Counter/Encoder Specications 100
- CAN BUS Specications 100
- Interfaces 101
- Accessories Included 101
- Computer System Specications 102
- Recording setup 103
- 5-104 104
- DEWE-3050 Series 105
- System Dimensions 106
- Top-level call-outs 107
- 6-108 108
- (ALL MODELS) 109
- EPAD2 signal conditioners 109
- Additional Function Panels 110
- Signal conditioning 112
- A/D card(s) 112
- Interface(s) 113
- Video Cameras 113
- System Connectors 114
- PC Connector Call-Outs 115
- 6-116 116
- Ethernet interfaces (3) 116
- DVI Video Output 117
- USB 2.0 interfaces (6) 117
- 6-118 118
- Audio stack connectors (3) 118
- Signal Input Connectors 119
- 6-120 120
- Operation Guidelines 122
- Using the smart batteries 123
- Hardware Protocols 124
- DEWE-3050 SPECIFICATIONS 126
- Additional Specications 127
- 6-128 128
- DEWE-3040-RM Series 129
- Top Level Call-outs 131
- 7-132 132
- Top Rear Panel Connectors 139
- Right Side Panel 139
- 7-140 140
- 7-142 142
- 7-144 144
- DEWE-3040-RM Specications 146
- 7-148 148
- Signal Connections / Counters 149
- 8-150 150
- Counter Applications 151
- 8-152 152
- Gated Event Counting 153
- 8-154 154
- Up/Down Counter 154
- Period Time Measurement 155
- 8-156 156
- Pulse Width Measurement 156
- 8-158 158
- Motion Encoders 158
- 8-160 160
- 8-162 162
- Frequency Measurement 162
- 8-164 164
- No new value available 165
- 8-166 166
- Software Overview 167
- 9-168 168
- DwDAQ Library for LabVIEW 168
- 9-170 170
- Digital I/O Lines 170
- Sample LabVIEW Application 170
- DS-7 Software Specications 172
- 9-174 174
- Where to Start? 175
- What kind of les are these? 175
- Are these my data les? 175
- Why can’t I see my data les? 175
- 9-176 176
- Start with a Blank Setup 176
- Values, CAL, and SETUP: 177
- 9-178 178
- Activate the Channels 178
- Set Up Your Channels 178
- Channel Setup Dialog 179
- 9-180 180
- 9-182 182
- 9-184 184
- 9-186 186
- 9-188 188
- 9-190 190
- Set the Data File Name 190
- 9-192 192
- Set the Sample Rate 193
- 9-194 194
- Save Your Setup 194
- WHAT’S NEXT? 194
- Using the Acquisition Screens 194
- 9-196 196
- 9-198 198
- STORE SOME DATA 198
- Reloading your Data Files 199
- 9-200 200
- Zooming in and zooming out 200
- 9-202 202
- Using the Cursors 203
- 9-204 204
- Print Out Your Data 204
- 9-206 206
- Export Your Data 207
- Modify the Screens 207
- 9-208 208
- 9-210 210
- Projects and Global settings 211
- 9-212 212
- 9-214 214
- 9-216 216
- 9-218 218
- 9-222 222
- 9-224 224
- 9-226 226
- 9-228 228
- 9-230 230
- 9-232 232
- Global Setup 233
- 9-234 234
- 9-236 236
- DS-7 Plugins 237
- 9-238 238
- PLUGIN-ETHERNET-REC 239
- http://www.winpcap.org/ 239
- 9-240 240
- 9-242 242
- 9-244 244
- 9-246 246
- 9-248 248
- 9-250 250
- 9-254 254
- Important Accessories 255
- 10-256 256
- DPS-2410 Dimensions 256
- DPS-2410 Call-outs 257
- Important safety notices: 257
- Neutrino-4 258
- 10-260 260
- BAT-CHARGER-1 261
- Specification 262
- Charging Batteries 263
- DEWE-DCDC-24-300-ISO 265
- MOB-DISP-17 Mobile Display 266
- Red - 12 VDC power cable 268
- Blue - USB 2.0 cable (A/B) 268
- Green - VGA cable 268
- MOB-DISP-17 Specications 269
- Parameter MOB-DISP-17 269
- MOB-DISP-17 Safety Notices 269
- 10-270 270
- Connecting the MOB-DISP-17 270
- Signal/Sensor Adapters 271
- Adapters 273
- 11-276 276
- 11-278 278
- Using custom Shunt resistors 278
- 11-280 280
- 11-282 282
- HSI Series Modules 283
- baud rate: 9600 284
- data bits: 8 284
- parity: no parity 284
- stop bits: 1 284
- handshake: not required 284
- 286 286
- Addressing HSI modules 286
- 288 288
- Solution: N/A 289
- Parameter HSI-HV 290
- Signal hook-up 291
- 292 292
- HSI-LV Specications 292
- Parameter HSI-LV 292
- HSI-LV Signal Hook-up 293
- 294 294
- HSI-LV Shunt Options 295
- Parameter HSI-STG 296
- HSI-STG Pin-outs 297
- 298 298
- HSI-STG Operation Notes 298
- 300 300
- 302 302
- DAQ Series Modules 303
- MODULE INPUT TYPE RANGES TEDS 304
- 13-308 308
- Addressing DAQ modules 309
- 13-310 310
- 13-312 312
- Parameter DAQP-HV 313
- 13-314 314
- Parameter DAQP-DMM 315
- 13-316 316
- Parameter DAQP-LV 317
- 13-318 318
- Sensor with common ground 319
- 13-320 320
- DAQP-LV: Shunt Options 320
- Parameter DAQP-V 321
- 13-322 322
- DAQP-V Signal Hook-up 322
- 100 mA and 300 mA 323
- 13-324 324
- DAQP-LA Signal Hook-up 324
- Parameter DAQP-STG 325
- 13-326 326
- Module Pin-outs 326
- DAQP-STG Operation Notes 327
- 13-328 328
- 13-330 330
- 331
- 13-332 332
- Why More Wires are Better 332
- Parameter DAQP-BRIDGE-A 333
- 13-334 334
- 13-336 336
- 13-338 338
- 13-340 340
- Parameter DAQP-CFB 341
- 13-342 342
- Software controlled functions 342
- Sensor connections 343
- 13-344 344
- Half bridge signal connection 344
- Parameter DAQP-ACC-A 345
- 13-346 346
- Sensor connection 346
- Parameter DAQP-CHARGE-A 347
- 13-348 348
- Parameter DAQP-CHARGE-B 349
- 13-350 350
- Parameter DAQP-THERM 351
- Thermocouple 352
- Parameter DAQP-MULTI 353
- 13-354 354
- 13-356 356
- Resistance 356
- Excitation 356
- Voltage Measurement 357
- Bridge sensor 357
- 13-358 358
- Thermocouple sensor 358
- Parameter DAQP-FREQ-A 359
- 13-360 360
- Parameter DAQN-V-OUT 361
- 13-362 362
- Output signal connections 362
- PAD Series Common Information 363
- PAD Module Connectors 364
- PAD Modules Table 365
- Typical hook-ups 366
- Addressing PAD modules 367
- 14-368 368
- 14-370 370
- Parameter PAD-V8-P 371
- 14-372 372
- Mating connector 372
- Connector pin-outs 372
- Parameter PAD-TH8-P 373
- 14-374 374
- PAD-CB8-RTD break-out box 374
- Parameter PAD-CB8-RTD 374
- Parameter PAD-DO7 375
- 14-376 376
- Parameter PAD-AO1 377
- 14-378 378
- MDAQ Series Conditioners 379
- MDAQ-BASE-5 Mother Board 380
- Input type 381
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-STG 382
- 15-384 384
- 15-386 386
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-BRIDGE 387
- 15-388 388
- 15-390 390
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-V200 391
- 15-392 392
- 15-394 394
- Avoiding Common Mode Issues 394
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-ACC 395
- 15-396 396
- Typical Sensor Hook-ups 396
- Parameter MDAQ-SUB-ACC-A 397
- 15-398 398
- MDAQ-FILT-5-Bx Filter card 399
- MDAQ-AAF4-5-Bx Filter card 400
- EPAD2 and CPAD2 Series 401
- Installing CPAD2 modules 403
- 16-404 404
- Installing EPAD2 modules 404
- EPAD2-TH8-X and CPAD2-TH8-X 406
- Connecting sensors 407
- Use the correct type 407
- EPAD2-V8-X and CPAD2-V8-X 408
- EPAD2-RTD8 and CPAD2-RTD8 410
- RTD connections 411
- EPAD2-TH8 and CPAD2-TH8 412
- EPAD2-LA8 and CPAD2-LA8 414
- * Shield is on the housing 415
- EGB.1B.304 415
- 16-416 416
- ORION Series A/D Cards 417
- ORION Overview 418
- Combining ORION cards 419
- 17-420 420
- On-board RS-485 interface 420
- ORION card Windows driver 421
- Installing ORION cards 421
- ORION-0424-200 422
- ORION-0824-200 423
- ORION-1624-200 424
- Model Overview 425
- Top Level Specications 425
- Parameter Specification 425
- 17-426 426
- DEWETRON Interfaces 427
- 18-428 428
- GPS Measurement Mode 428
- IRIG Based Operation 428
- Functionality of the LEDs 428
- Mounting the Aerial 429
- Warm-Up time 429
- 18-430 430
- Scope of Supply 430
- Connection 431
- 18-432 432
- ORION-DSA-SYNC connector 432
- Multi I/O connector cable 433
- 18-434 434
- Congure of DS-7 Software 435
- 18-436 436
- Input settings 436
- 18-438 438
- Channel setup 439
- 18-440 440
- Measurement setup 440
- DEWE-CLOCK Specications 441
- DEWE-CLOCK Specification 441
- 18-442 442
- VIDEO-FG-4 interface card 443
- 18-444 444
- 18-446 446
- 18-448 448
- ARINC 429 receive setup 448
- ARINC 429 transmit setup 448
- MIL-STD-1553 receive setup 449
- 18-450 450
- MIL-STD-1553 transmit setup 450
- Storing ARINC/1553 data 451
- CAN BUS interfaces 452
- Setting up your channels 453
- 18-454 454
- Scan for messages 454
- Message setup 455
- 18-456 456
- J1939 support 456
- OBD II support 456
- Saving DBC les 457
- 18-458 458
- Displaying CAN channels 458
- Storing CAN data 459
- Processing CAN data in MATH 459
- 18-460 460
- DEWETRON Sensors 461
- DEWE-CAMS 462
- DEWE-CAM-USB Specications 463
- DEWE-CAM-USB Specs 463
- 19-464 464
- DEWE-CAM-FW-70 466
- Specications 467
- DEWE-CAM-FW-70 Specifications 467
- DEWE-CAM-GIG-E-120 468
- 19-470 470
- GPS Sensors 471
- 19-472 472
- System Requirements 473
- 20-474 474
- Type in your password 475
- Click on Create password 475
- 20-476 476
- Click on Select Users 477
- 20-478 478
- 20-480 480
- 20-482 482
- Click OK 483
- 20-484 484
- 20-486 486
- Everything looks correct 487
- 20-488 488
- 9. Gestures 490
- 20-492 492
- Scope Mode Gestures 492
- Draw Mode Gestures 492
- 20-494 494
- Appendix 495
- A-496 496
- Calibration 1-12 496
- A-498 498
- A-500 500
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