I used the logfile feature to collect light intensity values. How can I get a view to this data? On the NXT brick I only found: "delete" or "send" but not "show". I tried "send" when I had an USB conection to a PC, but I couldn't find a file in the download folder. Please help.
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2Possible duplicate of How do you open a logfile (.rdf) downloaded from an EV3 brick?– chicksJun 21 '17 at 22:16
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@chicks This might be considered a duplicate if both EV3 and NXT have identical data log structures.– Ambo100 ♦Dec 21 '17 at 15:41
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