User Options for Data Exchange: PaCo Dialog Box
To open this dialog box,
click the User Options
button and
select the Data Exchange tab. On the Data
Exchange tab, double-click in the Value
field of the PaCo option.
For the data exchange format PaCo, you can make the following settings:
Use IDs in tags
Defines whether calibration history entries are to be additionally flagged by unique identifiers.
Write function version
Determines if the software version of the function is written to the exchange file.
Note
The function version is requested by the PaCo standard.
Determines the way in which CDM will write the data exchange files.
CrLf
Starts a new line after each tag.
This option is the best compromise between visualization in standard text editors and performance.
CrLf and indentation
Starts a new line after each tag and indents the content in relation to the structure.
Select this option if good readability in standard text editors is required.
condensed
Writes all information in one line, without any tabs or blanks for indentation.
Select this option if you want to use the most compact format (small file size) with the best performance in reading and writing the XML files.
This is especially useful if you will have huge data exchange files and if you use XML editors which automatically present the data in a structured way.
BOM
Determines if the Byte Order Mark (BOM) is used or not in the PaCo file.
No
Byte Order Mark (BOM) is not used in the PaCo file. This is the default setting. Yes Byte Order Mark (BOM) is used for the first bytes in the PaCo file. Encoding
Determines if INCA uses encoding or not.
No encoding
INCA uses no encoding. This is the default setting. Universal (UTF-8, CP65001) INCA uses Universal (UTF-8, CP65001) encoding.
See also