Interface SignalLoggerSettings

A flag indicating if the logger should auto-restart after stop. Default value is false

The column separator to be used. Default value is a comma (,)

Number of data bytes a converter will max write to the log file (1-64). Default value is 64

The decimal separator to be used. Default value is a dot (.)

Name conflict action

The file format to be used

Name of the file to log signals to

Number of data decimals (0-9). Default value is 4

Number of time decimals (0-9). Default value is 9

Any filter

Max file size in megabytes before writing to a new file

Any start triggers

The trigger operator to be used between start triggers

Any stop triggers

The trigger operator to be used between stop triggers

Max number of seconds between first and last event before writing to a new file

Use the specified time reference. Default value is FIRST_TRIGGER

Write timestamps in calendar time instead of seconds. Default value is false

Use strings from database instead of integer values. Default value is false

Use UTC instead of local time for absolute timestamps. Default value is true

Write counter. Default value is false

Write data in hexadecimal format. Default value is true

Write file header. Default value is true

Write fully qualified names. Default value is false

Write ID in hexadecimal format. Default value is true

Write only signals and not any data frames. Default value is true

Write units on a new row. Default value is false