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E.9.2 Starting tsview and Sample Session
E.9.2.1 Starting tsview
You must have operator privilege to run tsview. The TS View utility must
be installed on the same node where the IQ data are archived.
1. In the archive directory, use the ls command to view the files.
2. Run tsview <pathname> <–options>. For example, $ tsview –
help
.
To see the various options, see Section E.9.3.1 -help on page 441.
E.9.2.2 Sample Session
In this session, you view the pulse header information for the 101st pulse
in a TS file. The archive directory is called /bigdisk/tsarchive:
$ cd /bigdisk/tsarchive (Change directory to location of TS files)
$ ls *20031208.192519* (List all files from 8 Dec 03 19:25:19
)
RVP8.20031208.192519.074.Ascope_DEFAULT.0.H.249 (One file found)
$ tsview RVP8.20031208.192519.074* –count:1 –skip:100 –v
(run tsview)
Pulse Info size:1148 (tsview output)
==============TS Pulse Info==============
Site:RVP8
Version:0
Major Mode:1 (FFT)
Polarization:1 (Vertical)
Phase mod sequence:0 (Fixed)
ask Name:Ascope_DEFAULT
Sweep Number:0
. . .
See Section E.10 TS Record Data Format on page 443 for details of the
header format and information content. See Section E.9.3 Tsview
Command Line Options on page 441 for the file naming convention.
NOTE
Before starting tsview, use the cd command to go to the directory where
the archive files are located. This saves you from having to specify the full
path and to allow the X-window center button and copy/paste technique
to be used to avoid typing file names.
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