xPhcLog, log events on the PHC module bus

30 ; xPhcLog will apply default message decoding per module class as follows:
31 ;  class 0: default=imd, contains imd,imw,tab,et0
32 ;  class 1: default=uim, contains uim,utm,bwm,et1,mcc
33 ;  class 2: default=omd, contains omd,jrm
34 ;  class 3: default=amd, contains amd,fui,fu2
35 ;  class 4: default=ebs, contains ebs,ebr,ebd
36 ;  class 5: default=dim, contains dim
37 ;
38 ; This might lead to wrong output, so one can override specific module types, syntax:   
39 ;   modules=<mod>.<addr> *[;<mod>.<addr>]
40 ;
41 ; Where:
42 ;  mod  : imd,imw,tab,et0,uim,utm,bwm,et1,mcc,omd,jrm,amd,fui,fu2,ebs,ebr,ebd,dim
43 ;  addr : 0-31
44 ;
45 modules=imd.0;imw.1;tab.2;et0.3;uim.0;utm.1;bwm.2;et1.3;mcc.4;omd.0;jrm.1;amd.0;fui.1;fu2.2;ebs.0;ebr.1;ebd.2;dim.0
46 ;

root@raspberrypi:/home/pi/xphclog# cat xphclog.ini
;
; PHC logger daemon settings
;
[phclogd]

; xPhcLog has 2 logging modes: 0=raw, 1=enhanced, default=0
;   raw      : log each packet as it arrives, some packets may have one or 2 meanings
;   enhanced : multiple packets are analyzed to determine the exact meaning
mode=0


; xPhcLog will capture logging data either via a serial port device or a UDP socket
;
; option 1: device to use for capturing, i.e. COM1, /dev/ttyUSB0
;           connect serial port ground to 'A' wire of PHC module bus
;           connect serial port RX     to 'B' wire of PHC module bus
;device=\\.\COM1
;device=\\.\COM11
device=/dev/ttyUSB0

; option 2: listener socket to receive UDP packets from RS232-to-IP convertor
;           connect RS232 port ground to 'A' wire of PHC module bus
;           connect RS232 port RX     to 'B' wire of PHC module bus
;           make sure the convertor sends each byte it receives on RS232 side
;             as a UDP packet to <locaddr>:<locport> without delay or caching
;locaddr=192.168.0.100
;locport=4001


; xPhcLog will apply default message decoding per module class as follows:
;  class 0: default=imd, contains imd,imw,tab,et0
;  class 1: default=uim, contains uim,utm,bwm,et1,mcc
;  class 2: default=omd, contains omd,jrm
;  class 3: default=amd, contains amd,fui,fu2
;  class 4: default=ebs, contains ebs,ebr,ebd
;  class 5: default=dim, contains dim
;
; This might lead to wrong output, so one can override specific module types, syntax:
;   modules=<mod>.<addr> *[;<mod>.<addr>]
;
; Where:
;  mod  : imd,imw,tab,et0,uim,utm,bwm,et1,mcc,omd,jrm,amd,fui,fu2,ebs,ebr,ebd,dim
;  addr : 0-31
;
#modules=imd.0;imd.1;imd.2;imd.3;omd.0;omd.1;omd.2;omd.3;omd.7;dim.0
modules=omd.0

;
root@raspberrypi:/home/pi/xphclog#

pi@raspberrypi ~/xphclog $ ./xphclogd.raspi --loglevel 0xFFFFFFFF

+ xPhcLogd   (Linux/RbPI) ------ v4.0.0.4, Sep 16 2016, Jo Simons (c) 2007-2016
+ =============================================================================
Press CTRL-C to quit...
2016-11-30,19:53:22,00090000,A,version=4.0.0.4,Sep 16 2016
2016-11-30,19:53:22,00090010,A,legend:
2016-11-30,19:53:22,00090011,A,  o0=out0-7,o1=out8-15
2016-11-30,19:53:22,00090012,A,  i0=in0-7,i1=in8-15
2016-11-30,19:53:22,00090013,A,  l0=out0,l1=out1,l2=out2,l3=out3 (amd/ebd/dim)
^CCTRL-C pressed,terminating app
- 0 (Success)
pi@raspberrypi ~/xphclog $