G'day Pico Tech
Is there a why to configure Pico Log to write data 'live' directly to a file. I want to read the file from another system (not Windows so no DDE option) and plot the data *during* data collection.
Cheers
Steve
'Live' data logging to a file
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Hi Steve, I am not quite following your query, what operating system do you mean?
In any case, please have a look at the Enviromon user manual
http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/emw-en.pdf
and look at the drivers section.
Kind regards
In any case, please have a look at the Enviromon user manual
http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/emw-en.pdf
and look at the drivers section.
Kind regards
Ziko
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Thanks for the prompt reply Ziko 
The data file will be stored on a network share. Another OS will read the data from there.
TC08->PicoSW->Data file->Network drive->OtherOS->Plot etc
The data is coming from a TC08. Will EnviroMon support the TC08? I understand that EnviroMon can stream live to the file via the command line. This would be great.
Cheers
Steve

The data file will be stored on a network share. Another OS will read the data from there.
TC08->PicoSW->Data file->Network drive->OtherOS->Plot etc
The data is coming from a TC08. Will EnviroMon support the TC08? I understand that EnviroMon can stream live to the file via the command line. This would be great.
Cheers
Steve
Hi Steve,
Not it was a momentary lapse of sanity on my behalf! Enviromon is for another product!
Firstly PicoLog only runs on a Windows based Operating system.
However if you look at the user manual of PicoLog you can see how to read the .plw file in section 7.2
http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/plw044.pdf
Hope this helps
Not it was a momentary lapse of sanity on my behalf! Enviromon is for another product!
Firstly PicoLog only runs on a Windows based Operating system.
However if you look at the user manual of PicoLog you can see how to read the .plw file in section 7.2
http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/plw044.pdf
Hope this helps
Ziko
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