CSV Time always the same

morgan_flint

I guess this bug is the same that was reported in this thread:
https://www.eediscuss.com/forum. ... &extra=page%3D1
It remained unanswered.
The csv reported by Aletek was like this:
Time ,CH1 [V]
2.000000e-06,-0.080000000000,
2.000000e-06,-1.520000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.200000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.680000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.840000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.840000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.920000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.840000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.760000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.760000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.680000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.680000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.680000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.680000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.680000000000,
2.000000e-06,-3.520000000000,
...

I guess the incremental for time could be calculated by accumulating the timebase in the first column in a spreadsheet, like this:
Time         CH1 [V]        Time (acum)
2,00E+00        -0.080000000000        2,00E+00
2,00E+00        -1.520.000.000.000        4,00E+00
2,00E+00        -3.200.000.000.000        6,00E+00
2,00E+00        -3.680.000.000.000        8,00E+00
2,00E+00        -3.840.000.000.000        1,00E+01
2,00E+00        -3.840.000.000.000        1,20E+01
2,00E+00        -3.920.000.000.000        1,40E+01
2,00E+00        -3.840.000.000.000        1,60E+01
2,00E+00        -3.760.000.000.000        1,80E+01
2,00E+00        -3.760.000.000.000        2,00E+01
2,00E+00        -3.680.000.000.000        2,20E+01
...

Of course, it'd be better if the scope exported the csv with this information, but maybe this workaround could be enough