IN0/IN1, aka timestamps, regions of interest, etc.

[petertorelli]

My code requires "falling edge timestamps", which are IN0 0->1 toggles. I captured these as seconds in a JSON file external to the binary trace data. Since I treat the folder with all of the runtime data files (other files besides the JS110 files) as an archive, I associate the timestamps and energy data by a file prefix. A way to save toggle data in the JLS would be useful, as I use it to extract energy from regions of interest. In my older GUI I provided a higher-level "sight-seeing" table for rapid zooming & analysis of longer traces.

[mliberty1]

Yes. The JLS v2 format will allow you to apply annotations with the time given in either samples or UTC. As of right now, the annotations are one of:

• User data as binary, string or JSON. This data will be ignored by the Joulescope UI.
• Text data, which will be displayed at the appropriate time in the UI.
• Marker, which indicates a either single marker or one of the dual marker pairs.