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data collection to jpg - wimn.rm - Aug 22 8:17:00 2005
I'm collecting data using the BX-24.
I want to put this in a simple graph and place this graph into a jpg
file for publidhing on my weserver automaticaly. Who knows what prog
can do this?
Or maybe someone knows a different approach?
Wim
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I want to put this in a simple graph and place this graph into a jpg
file for publidhing on my weserver automaticaly. Who knows what prog
can do this?
Or maybe someone knows a different approach?
Wim
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Re: data collection to jpg - Don Kinzer - Aug 22 11:13:00 2005
--- In basicx@basi..., "wimn.rm" <wimn@r...> wrote:
> I'm collecting data using the BX-24.
> I want to put this in a simple graph and place this graph into a jpg
> file for publishing on my webserver automaticaly. Who knows what
> prog can do this?
Conversion to an image is likely beyond the ability of the BX-24. An
alternate strategy is to upload the data points to a PC and do the
conversion there. The Perl package GD::Graph can produce many
different graph types from a set of data points. This page may be
helpful to get you started:
http://tinyurl.com/cjaxy
Full URL:
http://www.devchannel.org/devtoolschannel/04/04/13/1429242.shtml
Don
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> I'm collecting data using the BX-24.
> I want to put this in a simple graph and place this graph into a jpg
> file for publishing on my webserver automaticaly. Who knows what
> prog can do this?
Conversion to an image is likely beyond the ability of the BX-24. An
alternate strategy is to upload the data points to a PC and do the
conversion there. The Perl package GD::Graph can produce many
different graph types from a set of data points. This page may be
helpful to get you started:
http://tinyurl.com/cjaxy
Full URL:
http://www.devchannel.org/devtoolschannel/04/04/13/1429242.shtml
Don
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Re: Re: data collection to jpg - Tom Becker - Aug 22 11:24:00 2005
> ... I want to put this in a simple graph and place this graph into a
jpg file for publishing on my webserver automatically.
Try asking on the SitePlayer group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/siteplayer/ Tom
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jpg file for publishing on my webserver automatically.
Try asking on the SitePlayer group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/siteplayer/ Tom
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Re: Re: data collection to jpg - Wim Nijntjes - Aug 22 14:05:00 2005
Thanks Don, look good what you sent me!
And, yes I know it's a too heavy job for the BX-24! My
webserver runs on a PC.
I forgot to mention that.....
Wim
--- Don Kinzer <dkinzer@dkin...> wrote:
> --- In basicx@basi..., "wimn.rm" <wimn@r...>
> wrote:
> > I'm collecting data using the BX-24.
> > I want to put this in a simple graph and place this
> graph into a jpg
> > file for publishing on my webserver automaticaly.
> Who knows what
> > prog can do this?
>
> Conversion to an image is likely beyond the ability
> of the BX-24. An
> alternate strategy is to upload the data points to a
> PC and do the
> conversion there. The Perl package GD::Graph can
> produce many
> different graph types from a set of data points.
> This page may be
> helpful to get you started:
> http://tinyurl.com/cjaxy
>
> Full URL:
>
http://www.devchannel.org/devtoolschannel/04/04/13/1429242.shtml
>
> Don
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And, yes I know it's a too heavy job for the BX-24! My
webserver runs on a PC.
I forgot to mention that.....
Wim
--- Don Kinzer <dkinzer@dkin...> wrote:
> --- In basicx@basi..., "wimn.rm" <wimn@r...>
> wrote:
> > I'm collecting data using the BX-24.
> > I want to put this in a simple graph and place this
> graph into a jpg
> > file for publishing on my webserver automaticaly.
> Who knows what
> > prog can do this?
>
> Conversion to an image is likely beyond the ability
> of the BX-24. An
> alternate strategy is to upload the data points to a
> PC and do the
> conversion there. The Perl package GD::Graph can
> produce many
> different graph types from a set of data points.
> This page may be
> helpful to get you started:
> http://tinyurl.com/cjaxy
>
> Full URL:
>
http://www.devchannel.org/devtoolschannel/04/04/13/1429242.shtml
>
> Don
Wim Nijntjes
Oranjekanaal 38 NZ
9415TP Hijken
The Netherlands
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Re: data collection to jpg - wurlitzer28 - Aug 23 8:34:00 2005
Don's suggestion is very good. Depending upon what applications you
have access to on your PC there are many ways to do this.
#1) In my case, because I have MS Office on all my PCs, I would
output from the BX24 to a simple comma delimited text file then
import that file to Excel and use Excel's charting tools to build the
chart I wanted. Excel does not allow the worksheet to be saved as a
JPEG, (at least my version does not), but the worksheet can be copied
and pasted into Power Point and save from that application as a JPEG.
Many ways to skin this cat and it usually falls into what tools do I
have. In cases like this I usually use VB to build the original text
file so I can easily add any other information that I do not want the
BXxx device to handle.
--- In basicx@basi..., Wim Nijntjes <wimn@r...> wrote:
> Thanks Don, look good what you sent me!
>
> And, yes I know it's a too heavy job for the BX-24! My
> webserver runs on a PC.
> I forgot to mention that.....
>
> Wim >
> --- Don Kinzer <dkinzer@e...> wrote:
> >
> > Conversion to an image is likely beyond the ability
> > of the BX-24. An
> > alternate strategy is to upload the data points to a
> > PC and do the
> > conversion there. The Perl package GD::Graph can
> > produce many
> > different graph types from a set of data points.
> > This page may be
> > helpful to get you started:
> > http://tinyurl.com/cjaxy
> >
>
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have access to on your PC there are many ways to do this.
#1) In my case, because I have MS Office on all my PCs, I would
output from the BX24 to a simple comma delimited text file then
import that file to Excel and use Excel's charting tools to build the
chart I wanted. Excel does not allow the worksheet to be saved as a
JPEG, (at least my version does not), but the worksheet can be copied
and pasted into Power Point and save from that application as a JPEG.
Many ways to skin this cat and it usually falls into what tools do I
have. In cases like this I usually use VB to build the original text
file so I can easily add any other information that I do not want the
BXxx device to handle.
--- In basicx@basi..., Wim Nijntjes <wimn@r...> wrote:
> Thanks Don, look good what you sent me!
>
> And, yes I know it's a too heavy job for the BX-24! My
> webserver runs on a PC.
> I forgot to mention that.....
>
> Wim >
> --- Don Kinzer <dkinzer@e...> wrote:
> >
> > Conversion to an image is likely beyond the ability
> > of the BX-24. An
> > alternate strategy is to upload the data points to a
> > PC and do the
> > conversion there. The Perl package GD::Graph can
> > produce many
> > different graph types from a set of data points.
> > This page may be
> > helpful to get you started:
> > http://tinyurl.com/cjaxy
> >
>
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