How to open famos (.dat) files on Diadem?

In my application here I´m using a data logger Kvaser Memorator Professional Tool for logging can signals using the software Kvaser Memorator Professional Setup Tool. When extracting the files logged in the card of the eqquipent, i have the following options for extensions:
- Selected signals in CSV format
- Selected signals in Matlab format for ATI Vision
- Selected signals in MDF format for Vector CANAnalyzer
- Vector ASCII (.asc)
- CAN frames in CSV format
- CAN frames in plain text format
- Famos (.dat)
- Vector MDF (.log)
- Vector ASCII J1587 (.asc)
- Kvaser binary format (KME 2.4) - used for vector cananalyzer
- Kvaser binary format (KME 2.5)
- Kvaser binary format (KME 4.0)
What I want to do is to open the file in any of these extensions above using the Diadem 2011. Which is the recommended extension for my application? Is there any plugin i have to install on my computer? If son, which plugin and where to install it?
Thank you so much!
Solved!
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Hi Maurício -
For your future reference and for the information of everyone who comes across this post in the future:
We host all of our DataPlugins on our website at ni.com/dataplugins. There are hundreds of file formats supported through the available DataPlugins, and there is also a link on that site where you can request a DataPlugin be written for file formats that aren't currently supported (such as custom *.CSV files).
Derrick S.
Product Manager
NI DIAdem
National Instruments

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