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CSV-file format 4 years 5 months ago #191985

Just a thought from someone who doesn't actually use pscan but understands the problem (I think!). Could you set up a new user account in Windows (or whatever OS) and define that account for UK settings? I've never tried this but it seems logical that it would be possible. At UCL, there are students from all over the world sharing central cluster PCs so, presumably, they can use their own language settings?...

Don't shoot if this is nonsense! :-)

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CSV-file format 4 years 5 months ago #191986

Thanks for taking your time to look into my issue, but it is quite simple to change settings in windows. Presently I have a problem with high CO-levels, but when that is solved I will, hopefully, not need the tool until next years MOT.
Kind regards
Mats

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CSV-file format 4 years 5 months ago #191988

Please can you try this log file?

Set the delimiter to only tab.
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CSV-file format 4 years 4 months ago #192003

Sorry for late answer.
I imported the file into Excel, worked fine. Some strange data for Cam and Crank positions and Requested and Measured cam periods
Is the only difference that you use Tab as data delimiter?

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CSV-file format 4 years 1 month ago #192693

from version 0427 of pscan the log files are now saved in TSV format.
When you open a live log file in Excel or Libreoffice place select TAB as the delimiter and deselect all other delimiter.
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