James,

You can use a program called msplice.exe to merge multiple files into =
one.  I used it again today for the big one.  It comes with the =
quakeview program package which I think is still available on the PSN =
site.  The only drawback is a 25000 sample limit.  It will drop every =
nth sample to remain within the limit.  If you do a file save of view =
only in Winquake you can reduce sample numbers from the ends of both =
files before the merge and usually fit two files without loosing data.  =
Good luck.

Randy

----- Original Message -----=20
  From: RADIOTEL@..........
  To: psn-l@.................
  Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 8:17 PM
  Subject: Re: RECORDING EARTHQUAKES WITH EMON7


  I am using Emon7 for recording earthquakes and It does a good job.  =
However, when I record a fairly large or long earthquake such as the one =
in New Guinea, it records and saves it over about three screens so when =
I print it out I have to actually print out three records.  In =
attempting to alleivate this problem, I set my sampling rate to 7.3 sps =
which is the minimum that it will accept on my computer which is a =
pentium.
  Any ideas that someone would have to allow me to capture an entire =
quake on one record would be appreciated.
  James Allen







James,
 
You can use a program called =
msplice.exe to merge=20
multiple files into one.  I used it again today for the big =
one.  It=20
comes with the quakeview program package which I think is still =
available on the=20
PSN site.  The only drawback is a 25000 sample limit.  It will =

drop every nth sample to remain =
within the=20
limit.  If you do a file save of view only in Winquake you can =
reduce=20
sample numbers from the ends of both files before the merge and usually =
fit two=20
files without loosing data.  Good luck.
 
Randy
 
----- Original Message ----- 

  From:=20
  RADIOTEL@.......=20
  
  
To: psn-l@.............. 
  
Sent: Sunday, September 08, =
2002 8:17=20
  PM
  
Subject: Re: RECORDING =
EARTHQUAKES WITH=20
  EMON7
  

I am using =
Emon7 for=20
  recording earthquakes and It does a good job.  However, when I =
record a=20
  fairly large or long earthquake such as the one in New Guinea, it =
records and=20
  saves it over about three screens so when I print it out I have to =
actually=20
  print out three records.  In attempting to alleivate this =
problem, I set=20
  my sampling rate to 7.3 sps which is the minimum that it will accept =
on my=20
  computer which is a pentium.
Any ideas that someone would have to =
allow me=20
  to capture an entire quake on one record would be =
appreciated.
James=20
  Allen
Cerritos, Ca.