Hi Rolando, I don't know too much about the pocket correlator software you're running, but I expect you can open and plot the .uv data files with the "plot_corr.py" script, which is a part of the aipy python package (run with the -h flag to get information about the options) -- see https://casper.berkeley.edu/astrobaki/index.php/AIPY, https://pypi.python.org/pypi/aipy/1.1.1 -- others may have other [better] suggestions, but maybe this is a good way to start poking your data and seeing if it makes sense. You could also use the plot script as a template for writing your own .uv reading routines.
Jack On 18 June 2014 22:15, Rolando Paz <flx...@gmail.com> wrote: > I think I succeeded! :-) > > I was doing two things wrong: > > was incorrect the IP address of my PC (Thanks Glenn) > > was incorrect the clock position (Thanks John, Aaron, Griffin) > > But before be happier :-), how I can confirm that the data I obtained (with > Python and C scripts) are correct? > > > script C data: poco_data0.log > scrpt python data: poco.2456827.29113.uv.rar > > Best Regards > > Rolando Paz
