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File format
If fwrite is enabled, the receiver will write data to files.
Number of Files
Every acquisition will create a master file and data files.
An acquisition can have multiple data files for a single frame. The number of files is determined by the number of UDP ports per module and the number of modules.
- Every modules has its own receiver process. Every receiver process can have 1 or 2 UDP ports.
- Each UDP port will create its own file. Therefore, each receiver can write 1 or 2 files.
- So, for example a detector with 4 modules with 2 UDP ports each will create a total of 8 files with file names containing UDP port index '_d0' to '_d7'.
A new file containing '_f[file_index]' in file name is also created when reaching the maximum frames per file. Configured using rx_framesperfile.
Naming
Master File Name:
[fpath]/[fname]_master_[findex].[ext]
Data File Name:
[fpath]/[fname]_dx_fy_[findex].[ext]
- fpath: file path set using command fpath. Default: '/'
- fname: file name prefix using command fname. Default: "run"
- findex: acquisition index using command findex. Automatically incremented for every acquisition with sls_detector_acquire (if fwrite enabled).
- x: unique udp port index. New file per UDP port.
- y: file index. New file created after reaching max frames per file.
- ext: file extension. Default: "raw"(data file) or "json"(master file)
Some file name examples:
# first file path-to-file/run_d0_f0_0.raw # first file for second UDP port path-to-file/run_d1_f0_0.raw # second file after reaching max frames in first file path-to-file/run_d0_f1_0.raw # second acquisition, first file path-to-file/run_d0_f0_1.raw
Formats
There are 2 file formats supported by the receiver:
- Binary - extension .json (master file) or .raw (data files)
- HDF5 - extension .h5
The default is binary. HDF5 can be enabled by compiling the package with HDF5 option enabled. The file format is set using the command fformat.
Content
`Master File`: Contains the metadata of the
acquisition. The content is described in
master file attributes <master file attributes>.`Data File`: Contains the metadata for each
image (
slsReceiverHeader<sls receiver header format>)
and the data of the image transmitted
over that port. The image data is described in Detector Image Size and Format <data format>
section.More content and examples are found in the
HDF5 file format <hdf5 file format> and Binary file format <binary file format>
sections.