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INS to IMR Converter Guide for Post-Processing in Inertial Explorer

Purpose: The purpose of this Guide is to explain how one uses the supplied IMU to IMR Converter.
Last Updated: October 2019

This guide explains how one uses the supplied IMU for the IMR Converter. The IMR converter is an executable file named “udd2txt” and is provided on request by Inertial Labs customers. This executable is convenient for users of NovAtel’s Inertial Explorer Post-Processing software as it removes needed steps in converting file types for raw IMU data in Binary format to the appropriate file type for post-processing (.imr) in Inertial Explorer. If you wish to have access to this tool, contact an Inertial Labs Support Member using:

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User Notes:

  • This tool is a command-line tool to convert raw binary INS data to IMR and simultaneously to TAB-delimited TXT.
  • This tool was compiled in Windows 32-bit and can be easily compiled for Linux.
  • It can be modified to run on-board.
  • There may be a slight buffer when converting data.

Using the Converter:

  1. Place the executable file “udd2txt” in a folder along with the raw IMU data file (Binary format).
  2. Open the command prompt and run the executable from the folder it is placed in (i.e.:C:\\Users\Admin\Desktop>udd2txt)
INS Inertial Navigation System Data to IMR Converter Guide for Post-Processing in Inertial Explorer
Figure 1
  1. Doing so will display the functions of the tool.
  2. Including the file name for which you want to convert will initialize the conversion process and output the converted file type(s) in the same folder (ie, C\\Users\Admin\Desktop>udd2txt data.imu); see Figure 1.

For any additional questions, please email support@inertiallabs.com

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