Hi,
First, nnsure that all of your channels are configured for 6 decimals in the Write Data Ascii options.
Next, how are you reading the file? Excel? Maybe you need to configure the decimals in Excel? Check by looking at a cell, and observing the value in the entry field at the top of the Excel window.
Confirm by opening the file in Notepad or another text editor.
Even if the data didn't have any digits, it would fill with zero.
DASYLab - V 11.00.01
Worksheet name: (unknown)
Recording date : 7/12/2010, 10:32:15
Block length : 4
Delta : 0.1 sec.
Number of channels : 2
Date Time Slider 0 [V] Slider 1 [V]
7/12/2010 10:32:15.0 0.000000 2.000000
7/12/2010 10:32:15.1 0.025133 2.021726
7/12/2010 10:32:15.2 0.050264 2.043372
7/12/2010 10:32:15.3 0.075394 2.064938
7/12/2010 10:32:15.4 0.100520 2.086421
7/12/2010 10:32:15.5 0.125643 2.107823
7/12/2010 10:32:15.6 0.150761 2.129142
7/12/2010 10:32:15.7 0.175872 2.150376
And this is what it looks like in Excel. Note that Excel interprets the time weirdly when it has decimal seconds, and it truncates any value where the decimals are 0.
| DASYLab - V 11.00.01 |
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| Worksheet name: (unknown) |
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| Recording date : 7/12/2010, 10:32:15 |
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| Block length : 4 |
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| Delta : 0.1 sec. |
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| Number of channels : 2 |
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| Date |
Time |
Slider 0 [V] |
Slider 1 [V] |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.0 |
0 |
2 |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.1 |
0.025133 |
2.021726 |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.2 |
0.050264 |
2.043372 |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.3 |
0.075394 |
2.064938 |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.4 |
0.10052 |
2.086421 |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.5 |
0.125643 |
2.107823 |
| 7/12/2010 |
32:15.6 |
0.150761 |
2.129142 |
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