In what format does the Baler Client Software save the data? Are there format options?

Baler does have file format options for storing the data. These are TOACI1 (table to ASCII 1 format), TOA5 (table to ASCII 5 format), TOB1 (table to binary format), or CSV (comma separated values).

TOACI1 example:

"TOACI1", "CR1000_2", "Data1Hr""TMSTAMP", "RECNBR", "Batt_Volt_Min", "Panel_TempF_Avg", "AirTempF_Avg", "RH", "WSData_S_WVT", "WSData_D1_WVT", "WSData_SD1_WVT", "WS_mph_Min", "WS_mph_Max", "WindDir_SMM", "SlrW_Avg", "Rain_in_Tot", "BP_inHg_Avg", "FuelM_Avg", " FuelT_F_Avg", "TdewF_Avg"
"2008-03-14 16:00:00" , 22, 13.07, 73.8, 72.98, 20.72, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -0.097, 0.021, 0, 26.34, 7999, 7999, 29.37

TOA5 example:

"TOA5", "CR1000_2", "CR1000", "1243", "CR1000.Std.14.16", "CPU:RAWS-F_V1-fixedGOES_Frank_H_Test.CR1", "52455", "Data1Hr""TIMESTAMP", "RECORD", "Batt_Volt_Min", "Panel_TempF_Avg", "AirTempF_Avg", "RH", "WSData_S_WVT", "WSData_D1_WVT", "WSData_SD1_WVT", "WS_mph_Min", "WS_mph_Max", "WindDir_SMM", "SlrW_Avg", "Rain_in_Tot", "BP_inHg_Avg", "FuelM_Avg", "FuelT_F_Avg", "TdewF_Avg"
"TS", "RN", "Volts", "Deg F", "Deg F", "%", "miles/hour", "Deg", "Deg", "miles/hour", "miles/hour", "Degrees", "W/m²", "inch", "In of Hg", "%", "Deg F", "Deg F"
"", "", "Min", "Avg", "Avg", "Smp", "WVc", "WVc", "WVc", "Min", "Max", "SMM", "Avg", "Tot", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg"
"2008-03-14 16:00:00", 22, 13.07, 73.8, 72.98, 20.72, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -0.097, 0.021, 0, 26.34, "NAN", "NAN", 29.37

TOB1 example:

"TOB1", "CR1000_2", "CR1000", "1243", "CR1000.Std.14.16", "CPU:RAWS-F_V1-fixedGOES_Frank_H_Test.CR1", "52455", "Data1Hr"
"SECONDS", "NANOSECONDS", "RECORD", "Batt_Volt_Min", "Panel_TempF_Avg", "AirTempF_Avg", "RH", "WSData_S_WVT", "WSData_D1_WVT", "WSData_SD1_WVT", "WS_mph_Min", "WS_mph_Max", "WindDir_SMM", "SlrW_Avg", "Rain_in_Tot", "BP_inHg_Avg", "FuelM_Avg", "FuelT_F_Avg", "TdewF_Avg"
"SECONDS", "NANOSECONDS", "RN", "Volts", "Deg F", "Deg F", "%", "miles/hour", "Deg", "Deg", "miles/hour", "miles/hour", "Degrees", "W/m²", "inch", "In of Hg", "%", "Deg F", "Deg F"
"", "", "", "Min", "Avg", "Avg", "Smp", "WVc", "WVc", "WVc", "Min", "Max", "SMM", "Avg", "Tot", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg", "Avg"
"ULONG", "ULONG", "ULONG", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2", "FP2"

CSV example:

101, 2008, 74, 1600, 0, 13.07, 73.8, 72.98, 20.72, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -0.097, 0.021, 0, 26.34, 7999, 7999, 29.37

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