Neutrino222
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I have a list of frequencies in .cvs, but need to convert into .hpe so the SDS100 can read the info. They are all conventional frequencies. Is it possible to do this?
Sentinel: Convert Conventional Frequencies From .cvs to .hpe?
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Have you tried copy and paste? I copy from excel and or csv files often and paste right into Sentinel.
Only scanner related converter I ever saw was from Freescan to Sentinel. Freescan to Sentinel conventional converter Excel file
Only scanner related converter I ever saw was from Freescan to Sentinel. Freescan to Sentinel conventional converter Excel file
I had to do this recently and used ProScan to go from .csv to .hpe
Neutrino222
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How did you do this?
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Thanks! Where in Sentinel did you paste the info?
Ubbe
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Read the csv file in Excel or the free OpenOffice Calc. Then the frequencies will be in one column and their name tags in another. All other parameters are usually not compatible between different scanner brands.
Copy from the frequency row and as much as you want for a department, then in Sentinel create a department and add one line of frequency, name tag and all that data. Paste in the frequency field and Sentinel will add enough lines to handle the number of frequencies you copied.
Then in Excel copy the exact same amount of lines from the name tag column and paste into Sentinels first channel name field and it will fill in all fields.
When you in Sentinel set the correct FM and NFM modes and delay and so on, copy the first correct field and then mark that field in the first line and then hold down shift and mark the last lines field. You can mark and unmark individual fields if you hold down Ctrl while marking them. Then paste the new value.
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Copy from the frequency row and as much as you want for a department, then in Sentinel create a department and add one line of frequency, name tag and all that data. Paste in the frequency field and Sentinel will add enough lines to handle the number of frequencies you copied.
Then in Excel copy the exact same amount of lines from the name tag column and paste into Sentinels first channel name field and it will fill in all fields.
When you in Sentinel set the correct FM and NFM modes and delay and so on, copy the first correct field and then mark that field in the first line and then hold down shift and mark the last lines field. You can mark and unmark individual fields if you hold down Ctrl while marking them. Then paste the new value.
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