good morning, I'm starting to explore the world of data from my Roadster, and have been using Tom's command line parser (thanks muchly to Tom, Doug and others for investing time into helping others interpret roadster data). On Tom's page VMS Log Parser for Tesla Roadster there are a couple of examples of commands for the parser, which I have used to generate data files, and some nice Excel graphs, but to take it to the next level I was hoping to find a dummy's guide to command-line instructions for Tom's parser.
On Tom's webpage there is reference to "help text" for more info on command-line instructions, but I couldn't see a link to any help text. My eyes are not what they used to be however!!
Is there any duffer's guide to command-line someone could share here?
Two things I would like to do are:
1. Look at charging history of the car in some detail (ie date/time, amperage, charge duration, charge kWh, and charge location if possible - guessing location is not possible however, given that location data looks to be encrypted)
2. Extract full details of brick charge/ health over time, so data on each brick with date/time (I've looked at the lowest brick data on Doug's graphical parser, and I see some degree of randomness and some degree of stickiness in the lowest brick number, however I'd like to correlate a wider view of brick health with CAC and other data (such as dates when I noted the battery doing some balancing), and would appreciate some help in how to write a command line instruction to dump very granular brick data out of my data logs.
many thanks
Drew
On Tom's webpage there is reference to "help text" for more info on command-line instructions, but I couldn't see a link to any help text. My eyes are not what they used to be however!!
Is there any duffer's guide to command-line someone could share here?
Two things I would like to do are:
1. Look at charging history of the car in some detail (ie date/time, amperage, charge duration, charge kWh, and charge location if possible - guessing location is not possible however, given that location data looks to be encrypted)
2. Extract full details of brick charge/ health over time, so data on each brick with date/time (I've looked at the lowest brick data on Doug's graphical parser, and I see some degree of randomness and some degree of stickiness in the lowest brick number, however I'd like to correlate a wider view of brick health with CAC and other data (such as dates when I noted the battery doing some balancing), and would appreciate some help in how to write a command line instruction to dump very granular brick data out of my data logs.
many thanks
Drew
