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This tutorial will cover more advanced features present in the Mnemonic Plot tool that were not covered in the base tutorial. These features will allow the user to further refine how data is displayed and include adjusting the binning mode, exploring the vario...

This tutorial will introduce the DraMS XINA Events tool. This tool simply allows you to easily access the events log from specified time periods/intervals. Click here to open the Event Tool Click here to watch the video tutorial Click here to view a PDF of the...

In this tutorial, we will be viewing the current (amps) trends over every instance that WRP MOMA was in speed control mode. Click here to open the Mnemonic Trend Tool in XINA Click here to watch the video tutorial Click here to view a PDF of the tutorial Click...

This tutorial will cover more advanced features present in the Mnemonic Trending tool that were not covered in the base tutorial. These features will allow the user to further refine how data is displayed and include changing the shape of the data points, adju...

The Nominal Range Trending Tool provides a way to track if a given mnemonic value at a particular time interval is inside a desired range (green range), outside of a desired range (red range), or in a range that is anomalous but not necessarily dangerous (yell...

The DraMS Nominal Range Management Tool allows the user to add, remove, and update nominal ranges for each available mnemonic. It allows you to designate ranges where the mnemonic value is inside a desired range (green range) or outside of a desired range (red...

How-to tutorials covering various XINA capabilities. Mnemonic data can be exported to CSV files if you want to do further processing in Excel or other software. Exporting Mnemonic Data to CSV files Click here to open XINA and follow along with video Saving a...

Mnemonic data can be exported to CSV files if you want to do further processing in Excel or other software. Click here for video tutorial on Exporting Mnemonic Data to CSV files Click here to open XINA and follow along with video

You can save all of your selections in XINA so that you or others can load exactly the configuration you are using. Click here for video tutorial

XINA makes it easy to share what you are looking at in XINA with other users. You can create a URL containing a link to XINA with all the selections you have made (start and end times, mnemonics, plot colors, etc. etc.) You can paste the URLs in emails or oth...

In this video tutorial, we demonstrate a typical use case: using XINA to analyze the performance of the minature scroll pump. This tutorial takes you through the whole process from selecting a time interval, to selecting mnemonics and manipulating the plot vie...

This short video gets you started seleting a data source and a few temperature channels to plot. Click for example of viewing the most recent temperature and pressure data from on going testing

Creating copies of mnemonics and making transformation by added a fixed value Use this link to follow along in XINA

Scripts ready for flight will be committed to the Subversion (SVN) located on dramsioc.gsfc.nasa.gov, a virtual machine on the 600 Virtual Machine Environment (VME). There is another Wiki entry on this. By convention, the scripts should have keywords enabled a...

This document shows you how to get started using the computer in the NASA GSFC Building 37, Room S118 lab. CLick here for Getting Started Guide