SVT UFF58 Read Record 10 VI

SVT UFF58 Read Record 10 VI

Owning Palette: UFF58 Advanced VIs

Requires: Sound and Vibration Toolkit

Reads the values of all the fields in record 10 of a UFF58 (universal file format) file. Record 10 contains the ordinate denominator data characteristics. Record 9 contains the ordinate or ordinate numerator data characteristics. Use this VI with the SVT UFF58 Read Record 9 VI if you need to read ordinate denominator and ordinate numerator data characteristics.

Details  

	function refnum specifies the reference to a function in the UFF58 file.
	error in describes error conditions that occur before this node runs. This input provides standard error in functionality.
	dup function refnum returns the same value as the function refnum input. You can wire this output to another VI. You can wire this output to the file refnum input of another UFF58b or UFF58 Advanced VI.
	ordinate denominator data characteristics returns the ordinate denominator data characteristics in record 10 of the UFF58 file. specific data type returns the data type information. 0 unknown 1 general 2 stress 3 strain 4 temperature 5 heat flux 6 displacement 7 reaction force 8 velocity 9 acceleration 10 excitation force 11 pressure 12 mass 13 time 14 frequency 15 rpm 16 order 17 sound pressure 18 sound intensity 19 sound power length units exponent returns the length units exponent. force units exponent returns the force units exponent. temperature units exponent returns the temperature units exponent. axis label returns the axis label. This parameter displays NONE if it is not used. axis units label returns the axis units label. This parameter displays NONE if it is not used.
	error out contains error information. This output provides standard error out functionality.

SVT UFF58 Read Record 10 Details

You cannot edit a UFF58 file with the UFF58b or UFF58 Advanced VIs after you write and close the file. If you need to edit the contents of an existing UFF58 file after you write and close the file, you can read the information then write modified information to a new UFF58 file.