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--- sample_data:synthesized_data [2018/11/22 23:10] – created bob
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 [[https://www.databustools.de/|Data Bus Tools GmbH]] has a suite of software that can synthesize Chapter 10/11 from XML definitions. This capability is useful because it allows creating data files with exact, known content. Errors can also be inserted to allow testing for degenerative cases.
-The Ch 10 to XML mapping is defined in RCC document 123-16 [[http://www.irig106.org/docs/rcc/123-16_IRIG_106_Chapter10_Programmers_Handbook.pdf|IRIG 106 Chapter 10 Programmers Handbook]] Appendix P.
+The Ch 10 to XML mapping is defined in RCC document 123-16 [[https://www.irig106.org/docs/rcc/123-16_IRIG_106_Chapter10_Programmers_Handbook.pdf|IRIG 106 Chapter 10 Programmers Handbook]] Appendix P.
 Below is a set of data sample files created from an XML definition using the [[https://www.databustools.de/IRIG106/XMLCH10mapping.html|Data Bus Tools FLIDAS]] software application. Each zip file contains both the Chapter 10 data as well as the XML definition that was used to create it. Data Bus Tools provides a free version of FLIDAS that will do the conversion between Ch 10/11 and XML.
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 ====== Discrete ======
-[[http://www.irig106.org/sample_data/Discrete.zip]]
+[[https://www.irig106.org/sample_data/Discrete.zip]]
 <file>
 File Name                : Discrete.ch10
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 ====== Mil1553_message_types ======
-[[http://www.irig106.org/sample_data/Mil1553_message_types.zip]]
+[[https://www.irig106.org/sample_data/Mil1553_message_types.zip]]
 <file>
 File Name                : Mil1553_message_types.ch10
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 ====== PCM_CVSD_throughput ======
-[[http://www.irig106.org/sample_data/PCM_CVSD_throughput.zip]]
+[[https://www.irig106.org/sample_data/PCM_CVSD_throughput.zip]]
 <file>
 File Name                : PCM_CVSD_throughput.ch10
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 It is legal (but uncommon) for TMATS to span more than one packet. This sample data file has TMATS that spans two consecutive packet.
-[[http://www.irig106.org/sample_data/TMATS_Sequence.zip]]
+[[https://www.irig106.org/sample_data/TMATS_Sequence.zip]]
 <file>
 File Name                : TMATS_Sequence.ch10
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    Time                     (0x11)             1
 </file>
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