The documentation is:
" A file sink that uses tags to save files.
The sink uses a tag with the key 'burst' to trigger the saving of the burst data to a new file. If the value of this tag is True, it will open a new file and start writing all incoming data to it. If the tag is False, it will close the file (if already opened). The file names are based on the time when the burst tag was seen. If there is an 'rx_time' tag (standard with UHD sources), that is used as the time. If no 'rx_time' tag is found, the new time is calculated based off the sample rate of the block."
Ok I just understand reading the doc once more ;)
The tag MUST be 'burst'... I didn't understood first time I read.
It works now!
Sorry and thank again for helping :)
Thomas
Le sam. 11 nov. 2017 à 0:44, Marcus D. Leech <address@hidden> a écrit :
On 11/10/2017 06:06 PM, lavarenne
wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use 'tagged file Sink' bloc in a flow graph.
I use 'Correlate Access code - Tag' bloc that works very
well, i can easily trig the signal in 'QT Time Sink' using the
tag.
Now i would save the binary file, starting from the tag and
finishing after a defined amount of time.. So I try 'tagged file
sink' but i can't find where the file is stored? It seems there
is no created file..?
Any idea?
Thanks,
Thomas
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Just like the "file sink", there's a filename parameter that you
need to supply.