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  69776   Mon Apr 8 17:23:00 2024 Reply Nick SauerweinHi nick.sauerwein@luxtelligence.aiInfoLinux3.1.4Re: Extendable list of numeric items

Hi John,

thanks for the info =). Do you known whether there is an example of how to use the list-boxes attributes?

Best,

Nick

John Kelly wrote:
Hi Nick,
If I understand your question correctly maybe this might help:
Search for 'attribute' and you will find this: 
"some attributes may be pre-filled from system variables (like your user name). Pre-filled attributes may be still editable or read-only (like the entry creation date. 
Attributes may be text fields (limited to 100 characters), list-boxes (max. 100 values), or check-boxes. There is also a special type of attribute where several values are listed on a line with check-boxes, and you can check as many values as needed."
I guess this above is like creating  an attribute field, that has attribute names. I *thought* there was a way to leave attributes open where users could create their own 'attribute' names, but  the information above is all of what I remember from my past in depth work with Elog.
John

 
Nick Sauerwein wrote:

Hey eloggers,

I am setting up an ELOG to log the cleanroom fabrication in our startup (Luxtelligence SA). The fabrication is structured in different process steps that are performed by several wafers at the same time (each wafer as an ID).

I am looking for an possibility to put a list of several integers as one of the attributes.

Here an example:

Attributes = Batch ID, Wafer IDs

Type Batch ID = numeric

Type Wafer IDs = extendable list of numeric values

Does something like this exsist?

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

 

  69775   Mon Apr 8 17:08:11 2024 Reply John Kellyjohn@secondcomingtechnologies.comInfoLinux3.1.4Re: Extendable list of numeric items
Hi Nick,
If I understand your question correctly maybe this might help:
Search for 'attribute' and you will find this: 
"some attributes may be pre-filled from system variables (like your user name). Pre-filled attributes may be still editable or read-only (like the entry creation date. 
Attributes may be text fields (limited to 100 characters), list-boxes (max. 100 values), or check-boxes. There is also a special type of attribute where several values are listed on a line with check-boxes, and you can check as many values as needed."
I guess this above is like creating  an attribute field, that has attribute names. I *thought* there was a way to leave attributes open where users could create their own 'attribute' names, but  the information above is all of what I remember from my past in depth work with Elog.
John

 
Nick Sauerwein wrote:

Hey eloggers,

I am setting up an ELOG to log the cleanroom fabrication in our startup (Luxtelligence SA). The fabrication is structured in different process steps that are performed by several wafers at the same time (each wafer as an ID).

I am looking for an possibility to put a list of several integers as one of the attributes.

Here an example:

Attributes = Batch ID, Wafer IDs

Type Batch ID = numeric

Type Wafer IDs = extendable list of numeric values

Does something like this exsist?

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

  69774   Mon Apr 8 15:46:49 2024 Question Nick Sauerweinnick.sauerwein@luxtelligence.aiInfoLinux3.1.4Extendable list of numeric items

Hey eloggers,

I am setting up an ELOG to log the cleanroom fabrication in our startup (Luxtelligence SA). The fabrication is structured in different process steps that are performed by several wafers at the same time (each wafer as an ID).

I am looking for an possibility to put a list of several integers as one of the attributes.

Here an example:

Attributes = Batch ID, Wafer IDs

Type Batch ID = numeric

Type Wafer IDs = extendable list of numeric values

Does something like this exsist?

Thanks in advance for your help.

  69678   Wed Jul 26 14:43:48 2023 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chInfoLinux | Windows | Mac OSX | All | Other3.1.4Re: export the entries from ELOG to ECSS Word document (Manifacturing Report)

You can export logbook entries into a CSV file, then load it into Excel.

Stefan

Manuela Rigano wrote:

Thanks a lot Stefan,

I asked if it is possible, in general, to create a connection and automatically fill in the tables of a report, or export the data into excell tables to then be connected to the report, having in our case about 24 process tables to be filled in with data or validation, for each report. If the compilation is not automatic, after having compiled the elog in each phase of the processing, the manifacturing report will then have to be compiled manually.

We use elog, having already used it in MEG We must then compulsorily also make manufacturing  and test reports. The expected space-type documentation format for these documents is in word.

Below is a small example of a test table, with just a few steps.

Thanks again

Manuela

POWER INTERFACE VERIFICATION TEST

STEP

Description

Expected Value

Measured value

Remarks

  1.  

Power-On Ixxxx

 

 

 

  1.  

Test communications with ...

 

 

 

  1.  

Command xxxx to switch-on the  value ….V DC/DC

 

 

 

  1.  

Configure a multimeter to measure voltage

 

 

 

  1.  

Use the multimeter to check ..V interface. Connect multimeter positive prove to pin x, and negative prove to pin y of yyyy connector

Volts:  x.xV ≤ ___ ≤ y.yV

 

 

  1.  

Repeat operation between pins z and q of …

Volts:  5. 097V ≤ ______ ≤ 5.252V

 

 

  1.  

Command xxxx to switch-on the ..V DC/DC

 

 

 

  1.  

Use the multimeter to check ..V interface. Connect multimeter positive prove to pin xx, and negative prove to pin yy of yyyy connector

Volts:  x.x V ≤ ______ ≤ y.y V

 

 

  1.  

Power-Off xxx

 

 

 

  1.  

Re-connect harness to zzzz through yyyy connector

 

 

 

  1.  

Power-On xxx

 

 

 

  1.  

Verify ..V input voltage. Check final voltage

Final Volts @ ..V:  x.x V ≤ __ ≤ 5y.yV

 

 

  1.  

Verify ..V power consumption

Consumption @ ..V: x.x< _ < y.y W

 

 

  1.  

 

 

 

 

 

Stefan Ritt wrote:

You can just copy-and-paste an elog entry into Word. I tested it here wiht a simple table:

one two
three four

Did a copy-and-paste to Word, and got the thing below.

Best,
Stefan

 

 

Manuela Rigano wrote:

HI,

Is there a way to export the ELOG entries to a file like Microsoft Word?
For ECSS-type documents for space missions, I have to report the data that we enter in the ELOG in a Manufacturing Report, foreseen for ECSS, in word format. It's possible to do it?
The data has to go into tables, inserted in the world file, called "as run procedure".
Is it possible to connect the elog to a report template so that it automatically generates the manufacturing report? Or link the tables placed in it so that they are automatically filled in?

Thank you so much
Manuela

 

 

 

  69677   Wed Jul 26 11:41:40 2023 Reply Manuela Riganomanuela.rigano@ge.infn.itInfoLinux | Windows | Mac OSX | All | Other3.1.4Re: export the entries from ELOG to ECSS Word document (Manifacturing Report)

Thanks a lot Stefan,

I asked if it is possible, in general, to create a connection and automatically fill in the tables of a report, or export the data into excell tables to then be connected to the report, having in our case about 24 process tables to be filled in with data or validation, for each report. If the compilation is not automatic, after having compiled the elog in each phase of the processing, the manifacturing report will then have to be compiled manually.

We use elog, having already used it in MEG We must then compulsorily also make manufacturing  and test reports. The expected space-type documentation format for these documents is in word.

Below is a small example of a test table, with just a few steps.

Thanks again

Manuela

POWER INTERFACE VERIFICATION TEST

STEP

Description

Expected Value

Measured value

Remarks

  1.  

Power-On Ixxxx

 

 

 

  1.  

Test communications with ...

 

 

 

  1.  

Command xxxx to switch-on the  value ….V DC/DC

 

 

 

  1.  

Configure a multimeter to measure voltage

 

 

 

  1.  

Use the multimeter to check ..V interface. Connect multimeter positive prove to pin x, and negative prove to pin y of yyyy connector

Volts:  x.xV ≤ ___ ≤ y.yV

 

 

  1.  

Repeat operation between pins z and q of …

Volts:  5. 097V ≤ ______ ≤ 5.252V

 

 

  1.  

Command xxxx to switch-on the ..V DC/DC

 

 

 

  1.  

Use the multimeter to check ..V interface. Connect multimeter positive prove to pin xx, and negative prove to pin yy of yyyy connector

Volts:  x.x V ≤ ______ ≤ y.y V

 

 

  1.  

Power-Off xxx

 

 

 

  1.  

Re-connect harness to zzzz through yyyy connector

 

 

 

  1.  

Power-On xxx

 

 

 

  1.  

Verify ..V input voltage. Check final voltage

Final Volts @ ..V:  x.x V ≤ __ ≤ 5y.yV

 

 

  1.  

Verify ..V power consumption

Consumption @ ..V: x.x< _ < y.y W

 

 

  1.  

 

 

 

 

 

Stefan Ritt wrote:

You can just copy-and-paste an elog entry into Word. I tested it here wiht a simple table:

one two
three four

Did a copy-and-paste to Word, and got the thing below.

Best,
Stefan

 

 

Manuela Rigano wrote:

HI,

Is there a way to export the ELOG entries to a file like Microsoft Word?
For ECSS-type documents for space missions, I have to report the data that we enter in the ELOG in a Manufacturing Report, foreseen for ECSS, in word format. It's possible to do it?
The data has to go into tables, inserted in the world file, called "as run procedure".
Is it possible to connect the elog to a report template so that it automatically generates the manufacturing report? Or link the tables placed in it so that they are automatically filled in?

Thank you so much
Manuela

 

 

  69676   Wed Jul 26 11:32:59 2023 Reply Stefan RittYou stefan.ritt@psi.chInfoLinux | Windows | Mac OSX | All | Other3.1.4Re: export the entries from ELOG to ECSS Word document (Manifacturing Report)

You can just copy-and-paste an elog entry into Word. I tested it here wiht a simple table:

one two
three four

Did a copy-and-paste to Word, and got the thing below.

Best,
Stefan

 

 

Manuela Rigano wrote:

HI,

Is there a way to export the ELOG entries to a file like Microsoft Word?
For ECSS-type documents for space missions, I have to report the data that we enter in the ELOG in a Manufacturing Report, foreseen for ECSS, in word format. It's possible to do it?
The data has to go into tables, inserted in the world file, called "as run procedure".
Is it possible to connect the elog to a report template so that it automatically generates the manufacturing report? Or link the tables placed in it so that they are automatically filled in?

Thank you so much
Manuela

 

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  69675   Tue Jul 25 17:50:16 2023 Question Manuela Riganomanuela.rigano@ge.infn.itInfoLinux | Windows | Mac OSX | All | Other3.1.4export the entries from ELOG to ECSS Word document (Manifacturing Report)

HI,

Is there a way to export the ELOG entries to a file like Microsoft Word?
For ECSS-type documents for space missions, I have to report the data that we enter in the ELOG in a Manufacturing Report, foreseen for ECSS, in word format. It's possible to do it?
The data has to go into tables, inserted in the world file, called "as run procedure".
Is it possible to connect the elog to a report template so that it automatically generates the manufacturing report? Or link the tables placed in it so that they are automatically filled in?

Thank you so much
Manuela

  69670   Wed May 17 17:43:46 2023 Reply Illam PakkirisamyHi illam@senseeker.comInfoWindows3.1.4Re: TEXTSIZE too big message

Hi Xuan,

Sorry for the delayed response.  I just got back from my travel.  I tried your solution, but in my system I don't see elogd.h in the src folder.  Here is what I see and also I don't see any "make" binary in the folders.  I'm running the Windows version.

Thanks.
Illam

Xuan Wu wrote:

Hi Illam,

You can find it in src/elogd.h, #define TEXT_SIZE  250000, the original value 250000, you can change it to a larger one like #define TEXT_SIZE    1000000. Then recompile it again, just need typing "make". Elog Version is 3.1.3 in my site. HTH.

Cheers,

Xuan Wu

Illam Pakkirisamy wrote:

Hi,  any help will be appreciated on this.  I have not still figured this out.

Thanks.
Illam

Illam Pakkirisamy wrote:

Hi,

I'm getting the TEXTSIZE TOO BIG message every time I have more text in my entry.  I understand there is a way to increase the TEXTSIZE and re-compile.  Where can I find the TEXTSIZE parameter that I can increase and also how do I re-compile.

Appreciate your help.

Thanks.
Illam

 

 

 

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