odin intraday decode

rohitb · #1 20th April 2010, 10:52 AM

does anyone have any idea how to use this data which is generated when the chart is opened

i dont know about first column but the 2nd column is price or last traded price and third is volume

anyone has idea about the first column

the below data is of mininifty april future for the date 20 april 2010

956227531|522675|20
956227533|522790|20
956227534|522785|20
956227553|522655|40
956227553|522700|20
956227554|522800|40
956227555|522600|380
956227556|522800|60
956227563|522645|20
956227565|522650|20
956227565|522655|20

murthymsr · #2 20th April 2010, 06:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rohitb

does anyone have any idea how to use this data which is generated when the chart is opened

i dont know about first column but the 2nd column is price or last traded price and third is volume

anyone has idea about the first column

the below data is of mininifty april future for the date 20 april 2010

956227531|522675|20
956227533|522790|20
956227534|522785|20
956227553|522655|40
956227553|522700|20
956227554|522800|40
956227555|522600|380
956227556|522800|60
956227563|522645|20
956227565|522650|20
956227565|522655|20

Not sure, but it looks like the time stamp in seconds from the midnight of a reference date. As per my working, the first data appears to correspond to the HH:MM:SS 10:45:32 of 2010-04-20 and the reference date is 1980-01-01 (roughly).

If you post some more data alongwith the accurate time the data is captured, it can be confirmed.

And, one question ... How did you extract this data from the chart? ( What does 'When the chart is opened' mean ? )

whyLately · #3 21st April 2010, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by murthymsr

And, one question ... How did you extract this data from the chart? ( What does 'When the chart is opened' mean ? )

When an intraday chart is opened in Odin, the illustrated data is written out to a file under c:\ODIN\DIET\ChartData. Filename has the format 1004214487612N-I.dat consisting of date and mapped security number. Do not know what happens in the case of historical charts as RKG does not provide them.

sanjay1876 · #4 11th May 2010, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by whyLately

When an intraday chart is opened in Odin, the illustrated data is written out to a file under c:\ODIN\DIET\ChartData. Filename has the format 1004214487612N-I.dat consisting of date and mapped security number. Do not know what happens in the case of historical charts as RKG does not provide them.

TERE IS NO "MAPPED SECURITY NUMBER".
The data in first column is time. if you see the last2 numbers of column yo will find its the seconds after which trade is taking place. i did not calculate but think most probably the other bloke is right about reference time of 1980

sanjay1876 · #5 11th May 2010, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by murthymsr

Not sure, but it looks like the time stamp in seconds from the midnight of a reference date. As per my working, the first data appears to correspond to the HH:MM:SS 10:45:32 of 2010-04-20 and the reference date is 1980-01-01 (roughly).

If you post some more data alongwith the accurate time the data is captured, it can be confirmed.

And, one question ... How did you extract this data from the chart? ( What does 'When the chart is opened' mean ? )

You are absolutely right sirji!!
just checked with http://www.timeanddate.com

rohitb · #6 23rd May 2010, 08:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by murthymsr

Not sure, but it looks like the time stamp in seconds from the midnight of a reference date. As per my working, the first data appears to correspond to the HH:MM:SS 10:45:32 of 2010-04-20 and the reference date is 1980-01-01 (roughly).

If you post some more data alongwith the accurate time the data is captured, it can be confirmed.

And, one question ... How did you extract this data from the chart? ( What does 'When the chart is opened' mean ? )

the base date is 1980-01-01 thanks a lot. when u open a intraday chart in odin the file is created in C:\ODIN\Diet\ChartData

Dbang · #7 26th May 2010, 02:52 PM

Hi to every one. Regarding the query the first column is unix time stamp or epoch time you can convert it into human readable date from any epoch time converter found online the second one is price and the third one is volume. Hope this helps.

dbang

sanjay1876 · #8 30th May 2010, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Dbang

Hi to every one. Regarding the query the first column is unix time stamp or epoch time you can convert it into human readable date from any epoch time converter found online the second one is price and the third one is volume. Hope this helps.

dbang

This is not unix epoch time. it is 10 yrs off.

widewings · #9 1st June 2010, 12:21 PM

Hello Everyone,

Can anyone tell me how to import Odin data to Amibroker??? Is there any other way to import EOD data to Amibroker???

sub2501 · #10 1st June 2010, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by widewings

Hello ............... to Amibroker???

try this, u might find some soultion:-

http://www.traderji.com/software/354...ck-quotes.html

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