Can you post process Dingli LTE log files.(*.rcu)
In nemo analyze or in Actix.
As per checking, looks like it can only be processed using Dingli post processing tool called
"Pilot Navigator"
But its very slow and it take's alot of time to post process.
Do you know a way to make it faster like using repository or network drive (used in Actix Analyzer).
Or do you know a way or Actix version that can process *.rcu files?
Can you post process Dingli LTE log files.(*.rcu)
In nemo analyze or in Actix.
As per checking, looks like it can only be processed using Dingli post processing tool called
"Pilot Navigator"
But its very slow and it take's alot of time to post process.
Do you know a way to make it faster like using repository or network drive (used in Actix Analyzer).
Or do you know a way or Actix version that can process *.rcu files?
Thank you for your future insights.
Regards,
Mhelboy
Hello Mhel,
I doubt Dingli logs can be analyzed other then its own post processing tool.
According to Actix Supported File Format List, some versions of Ding Li Pioneer and Pilot Panorama.
LTE logs, however, are supported only from Ding Li Pilot Panorama (rcu files) since November 2012 version.
Find attached Actix File Format List from Dec 2012 version.
I don't know if there is a separate license for Ding Li logs, but you can share a sample log for testing if you like.
BR,
Rooster[BG]
Originally Posted by mhelboy
Hi All,
Can you post process Dingli LTE log files.(*.rcu)
In nemo analyze or in Actix.
As per checking, looks like it can only be processed using Dingli post processing tool called
"Pilot Navigator"
But its very slow and it take's alot of time to post process.
Do you know a way to make it faster like using repository or network drive (used in Actix Analyzer).
Or do you know a way or Actix version that can process *.rcu files?
I have only test with September, 2013 release is work fine, but Unfortunately old lic cannot support, i hope July, 2013 release still support also please test.
We can share knowledge to all guy join with Wire Free Alliance.
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