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Introduction
» ByteWedge
» Features
» Std Vs Pro
» FAQs
Set Up Step
» Logging Data from Serial Port into any PC Application
» Logging Data from Serial Port into any Type of Database via ODBC
» Exporting rs232 Data to Excel using OLE Technology
» DDE Public Data Support
» Remote Data Logging into any PC Application
» Remote Data Logging into any Type Database
» Exporting Data to Excel using OLE Technology from Serial Port of Remote PC
» Recording TCP/IP Data to any PC Application
» Recording TCP/IP data to any type of database
» Recording TCP/IP Data to Excel using OLE Technology
» Recording Data from Serial Ports of Remote Computer to Local Log File
Configuration
» Task Window
» Import Source Tab
» Import Options Tab
» Export Method Tab
» Export Options Tab
» Parser Tab
» Regular Expression Syntax
 
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Parser Tab

On the pages within this tab you can configure a filter and a parser which will be applied to the exported data.

Data Packets Tab

On this page you can choose characters which ByteWedge will use to process the received data stream

Data Packets Tab

Data packets begin with
In this box you can enter character(s) that mark the beginning of the data packet.

Please, conform to the following format:

  • #<character in hex>

Example:

Suppose that you want to pick out strings that begin with the letter "N". The hexadecimal representation of the character "N" is "4E". Therefore you should enter:

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  • #4E

Data packets end with
In this box you can enter character(s) that mark the end of the data packet.

Please, conform to the following format:

  • #<character in hex>

Example:

Suppose that you want to pick out strings that end with the terminating characters (CR+LF). The hexadecimal representation of "CR" and "LF" is "0D" and "0A", respectively. Therefore you should enter:

  • #0D#0A

Remove these characters from data stream
In this box you can enter characters that should be removed from the data stream before it is processed by the parser.

Please, conform to the following format:

  • <any ASCII characters>

Example:

Suppose that you want to remove the characters "&", "1" and "A" from the data stream. Therefore you should enter:

  • &1A

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