2019-12-06 02:21 PM
I am using the STEVAL-IDP005V1 and the terminal emulator, Putty, to output sensor data to my PC. I would like to plot the FFT data using Excel like is mentioned in page 20 of the Quick Start Guide. I have tried using the Putty configuration manager to output the full session to a log, but when I convert the log to an Excel file, all columns of the data in the serial monitor output are all placed in the first column in Excel. If I were to try to plot the data using this format, I would have to separate all 2000+ data points manually into different columns to make a graph using Excel. Is there a way to have the output data placed in multiple columns like is mentioned in the quick start guide? (Pg. 20 of the STEVAL-BFA001V1B Getting started Guide)
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2019-12-06 07:07 PM
At this link:
It says you have an L469 chip, an SWD ST-Link programming and debug interface, and gives links to firmware examples you can modify.
Failing that, use a text editor to manually add commas as required to the Putty file.
Cheers, Hal
2019-12-06 05:01 PM
Program the STEVAL to output a comma character after each data variable, then import the file into Excel as a csv file.
Cheers, Hal
2019-12-06 06:03 PM
Where can I find information on programming it to output a comma after each data variable?
2019-12-06 07:07 PM
At this link:
It says you have an L469 chip, an SWD ST-Link programming and debug interface, and gives links to firmware examples you can modify.
Failing that, use a text editor to manually add commas as required to the Putty file.
Cheers, Hal
2019-12-16 05:54 PM
Hi Hal,
Thank you for this solution, I was able to use the STM32Cube IDE to modify the communications .c file of the condition monitoring SRV project and create a new .bin file that has comma separated values I could copy in paste into Excel using Putty's option to output a log as a .csv file.