Convert-file

Main command: rexdeskconvert help convert-file

General convert format: convert-file -I <input file> -O <output file>

Command Options	Purpose	Description
-I <input file>	Specify input file path.	Supported formats are XML (for configuration) and RXD (for data file conversion)
-O <output file>	Specify output target file path.	If input file is configuration (.xml), output file format should be .rxc. If input file is data file (.rxd), supported output formats are: · ASAM MDF4 file (*.mf4) · ASCII Logging File (*.asc) · Vector binary frames (*.blf) · Matlab 5.0 (*.mat) · Comma delimited (*.csv)
-F <format> (Optional)	Specify desired internal file format.	Applicable for CSV file type. Supported formats are: DiaLOG - file format structured for DiaLOG import (default). InfluxDB - file format structured for InfluxDB import.
-S <bus> <signal file> (Optional)	Attach signals to specific can bus.	It can be used multiple times for each bus. · Parameter <bus> should be the name of the bus - can0, can1... · Parameter <signal file> should be the signal file path. Supported file formats are DBC only.

Example:

To convert an RXD file to asc, use the below script:

@echo off

CD C:\Program Files (x86)\Influx Technology\ReXdeskConvert\&&rexdeskconvert convert-file -I “C:\Users\user\Desktop\Input\New Project_ReXgen0000049_20210702_113743.rxd” -O “C:\Users\user\Desktop\Output\Converted.asc”

To convert an RXD file to CSV after linking a DBC file, use the below script:

@echo off

CD C:\Program Files (x86)\Influx Technology\ReXdeskConvert\&&rexdeskconvert convert-file -I “C:\Users\user\Desktop\Input\IMU_out_0000007_20211116_185402.rxd” -O “C:\Users\user\Desktop\Ouput\Converted.csv” -s can0 “C:\Users\user\Desktop\ReXgen_IMU_Out_V2.dbc”

To convert an XML configuration file to rxc, use the below script:

@echo off

CD C:\Program Files (x86)\Influx Technology\ReXdeskConvert\&&rexdeskconvert convert-file -I “C:\Users\user\Desktop\Input\New Project_ReXgen0000049_20210702_113743.xml” -O “C:\Users\user\Desktop\Output\Config.rxc”