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## RTIS Storage General Usage
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Once an RTIS Network is available, start the Python script [`RTISStorage.py`](Python/RTISStorage.py). This will connect to the RTIS Network and store all incoming sonar measurements.
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It will also print out a status overview which will keep you informed on the status of RTIS Storage.
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To start the script you can for example use:
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```bash
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python3 ./Python/RTISStorage.py
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```
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There are a few launch arguments that you likely need to use to correctly configure the script to work:
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- `--log`: Disable or configure log files. 0=off , 1=only warnings and errors, 2(default)=includes info, 3=includes debug
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- `--serverip`: The IP of the RTIS Server to connect to (default=127.0.0.1)
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- `--path`: The path where the files should be stored (default=~/RTIS/rtisstorage/Data/)
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- `--size`: The amount of measurements to store in one batch (default=250)
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- `--name`: The prefix name all files should get (default=rtis_measurement)
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- `--processing`: Toggle to turn on and off the storing of processed sonar data (default=1)
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- `--help`: Shows the description of all launch arguments
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For example:
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```bash
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python3 ./Python/RTISStorage.py --log 3 --serverip 192.168.0.150 --size 500 --name rtis_test --processing 1
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``` |
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