In this article we'll learn how to export logged High Performance products binary data into an ASCII format using the sbgCenter. For this example we'll export the Delayed Heave data.

Step 1 : Import Recording in sbgCenter

Before you can begin the export, you need to import your binary log. Go to File→Import log and click Ok to proceed.  

Navigate to the folder containing your binary log, and once the files are selected click Import Selected Logs.

Step 2: Export recording 

Once your binary log is imported, go to file→export recording to export your data as a .txt file.

Once you click Ok, you will be taken to the Export Wizard screen.

Select the location and name of the file you will be exporting the data to. You can choose one of the default AHRS or INS export presets, or create your own preset as follows:

Create a New Preset for Delayed Heave

Select New Preset. You will then be taken to the export preset editor.

New Preset

 1. Add the desired header, footer, end of line, and separator. If the data will be used in CSV format, choose Comma as the separator.

Delayed Heave


2. In the "Available Fields" section, double click on UTC Date, UTC Time, and Delayed Heave, in this order.

3.The fields will appear in the "Fields to export" section in the order they were selected. Make sure the order is UTC Date, UTC Time, and Delayed Heave.

You can double click on each field in the right section to customize it. For example for Heave you can set the UTC time to HH:MM:SS.SSS instead of Time of Week.

Once finished configuring your file format, click Ok.

With your preset selected, click on Next.

Delayed Heave Next

Once the desired output period is selected, click on Finish to export your data.

Delayed Heave Final