Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of 802.11/wlan_exp/examples/log_capture_continuous

Timestamp:

Oct 24, 2014, 2:26:22 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

murphpo

Comment:

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802.11/wlan_exp/examples/log_capture_continuous

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-= 802.11 Reference Design Experiments Framework: Interactive Log Capture Example = 
+= 802.11 Reference Design Experiments Framework: Continuous Log Capture Example = 
 
-This example of the Experiments Framework provides an interactive script for initializing one WARP v3 node, waiting, then retrieving the node's log and writing it to an HDF5 log file.
+This example of the Experiments Framework provides an interactive script for initializing one WARP v3 node then continuously retrieves the node's latest log data, eventually writing the data to an HDF5 file.
 
 This script is ideal for capturing a log file with Tx and Rx events recorded from Wi-Fi clients using the 802.11 Reference Design AP or STA.
@@ -17 +17 @@
  * Open a command prompt
  * CD to the '''Python_Reference/examples/txrx_log''' directory from the expanded 802.11 Reference design archive
- * Run {{{python log_capture_interactive.py}}}
+ * Run {{{python log_capture_continuous.py}}}
  * After running this script you can analyze the log file using the wlan_exp log tools. Refer to the [wiki:../txrx_log_analysis txrx_log analysis examples] to get started processing your log file.
 
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-Writing         768,300 bytes of data to log file interactive_capture.hdf5...
+Writing         768,300 bytes of data to log file log_continuous_capture.hdf5...
 Final log size:       49,615,588 bytes
 Done.
@@ -64 +64 @@
 }}}
 
-NOTE:  By default, the script will try to use the file name:  {{{interactive_capture.hdf5}}}.  You are free to override this behavior on the command line:  {{{python log_capture_interactive.py <my_file_name>}}}.  This script will write the log file to your current directory.
+NOTE:  By default, the script will try to use the file name:  {{{log_continuous_capture.hdf5}}}.  You are free to override this behavior on the command line:  {{{python log_capture_interactive.py <my_file_name>}}}.  This script will write the log file to your current directory.
 
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-'''Source:''' the script is included in the 802.11 Reference Design archive at '''Python_Reference/examples/txrx_log/log_capture_interactive.py'''.
+'''Source:''' the script is included in the 802.11 Reference Design archive at '''Python_Reference/examples/txrx_log/log_capture_continuous.py'''.