All, I have a new WinQuake beta release ready for download. Links to the wq278beta.zip file can be found on this page http://www.seismicnet.com/software.html. Here's what's new in this release: The Open File Dialog box now has a Convert button. This can be used to convert from the PSN Type 2 or 3 format to the new PSN Type 4 format. When WinQuake converts, or displays, a type 2 or 3 event file it uses a file called SENSOR.DAT to fill in the extra fields available in the new format. This file must be located in the same directory as winqk32.exe. The file is a standard text file so you can edit it with any text editor. WQ searches the file for a matching even file extension name and then processes a set of keywords to fill in the extra info. I have include a sensor.dat file in the beta release zip file. This should be used as an example when setting up the file with your sensor information. The convert feature in WQ can also be executed from the command line (Windows DOS Box). Here's the info on the command line format: winqk32.exe /c InFileOrDir OutFileOrDir /c = convert files InFileOrDir or OutFileOrDir can be a single file or a directory. If OutFileOrDir is omitted the InFileOrDir files will be replaced. If OutFileOrDir is used the input files are not deleted or overwritten. OutFileOrDir has one special keyword (date). If used the (date) keyword will be changed to the yymm format based on the start time of the event file. WQ will create the directory if needed. Currently the (date) keyword only works on the OutFileOrDir parameter. Example: winqk.exe /c c:\inputfiles d:\events\(date) The will convert all the PSN Type 2/3 files in c:\inputfiles to the new format and place them in the d:\event\yymm\ directory. WQ will display the Datalogger version number in the Sensor Information dialog box. You need to run the new SDR 4.x program for this information to show up in the dialog box. I added this so I don't have to keep asking people what version of SDR they are running. The Latitude and Longitude fields in all dialog boxes that have them can now display, and the user can enter, higher precision numbers. I fixed a problem with the g display numbers when display an event file from an accelerometer. I think that's it. I would make a real, non beta, release if I had the documentation up to date. A lot has changed from the last release and I need a full week of doing nothing but documentation to make the changes..... As always, please let me know if you run into any bugs. Also, if you see any dialog boxes that have labels cutoff, misplaced or spelled wrong please let me know in a private email message. Regards, Larry Cochrane Redwood City, PSN __________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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