Fichier au format ieee 754

Bonjour,
Est-ce-qu'il est possible de traiter directement un fichier au format IEEE-754 sous Diadem??
Sachant que ce fichier est généré par labview sous une extension qu'on a défini *.rap (comme acquisition rapide).
Je joins un exemple de mon fichier.
Merci d'avance.

Hi M. Brad Turpin,
Yes, I have a LabVIEW program which is streaming binary (IEEE-754) data to disk to a file with the extension *.rap, and I would like to know if it is possible to read this file into DIAdem directly?
I attach in the folder *.zip the VI and several *.rap file. The VI ("PXI31.vi") write these *.rap files in the NI PXI 8186. I have too a VI ("concatenar_archivos.vi") that transfer and concatenate these *.rap files in a PC. In the folder "NI.zip", you have several *.rap file and one *.txt file that the conversion in float of file "5_11-43-05_11-10-2007_NI.Rap". Like this, you can to compare.
In the *.rap file acquisition, from the "5_11-..rap" you have 48 channels and 120 sample. And in other *.rap file acquisition, I have 32 channels and 500000 sample but I can't send this file because it's big file.
Thanks you for help.
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NI.zip ‏1038 KB

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