Posted by: r-aktiv
« on: December 20, 2018, 08:52:49 am »Thanks for your support, Jan! I tried out your second script and it works well!
Posted by: Jan
« on: December 19, 2018, 03:25:45 pm »Maybe you will need to acquire all data from the receiver before saving the report, so the script can be enhanced:
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getfrequency
getquality
getlevel
frequencydeviation.acquire
getpilot
getrds
getphase
rds.getdata
set(OutputFile,c:\reports\%date %time.htm)
call(CompleteReport)
stop
include(report_svg.fms)Posted by: Jan
« on: December 19, 2018, 02:57:39 pm »This task can be executed using the task scheduler, like any other script.
Make sure you have latest FM Scope version.
- Create a folder on your disk for the reports, for example C:\reports
- In the FM Scope, select Script - Script Editor...
- Enter the path and file name for the new script, for example C:\reports\report autosave.fms
- Click Open and confirm the creation
- Enter the script code below
- Click File - Save
- In the FM Scope, open the Task Scheduler and fill the script file on an empty line:
C:\reports\report autosave.fms - Define the days and times when the script shall execute.
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set(OutputFile,c:\reports\%date %time.htm)
call(CompleteReport)
stop
include(report_svg.fms)Make sure you have latest FM Scope version.
Posted by: r-aktiv
« on: December 19, 2018, 12:58:54 pm »Hello,
is there any way saving daily HTML reports of all measurements in FM Scope automatically every day? I tried out the task scheduler, but unfortunately I don't see the possibility to execute a task like this. It would be a lot of work saving the reports in a daily interval manually.
Thank you for your answer!
Sincerely
Jonas
is there any way saving daily HTML reports of all measurements in FM Scope automatically every day? I tried out the task scheduler, but unfortunately I don't see the possibility to execute a task like this. It would be a lot of work saving the reports in a daily interval manually.
Thank you for your answer!
Sincerely
Jonas