Files in the launch folder#
| File / folder | Contents |
|---|---|
| noesis-config.json | All settings: sources and per-source settings, protocol, visual and haptic settings, RF and Synthesis settings, device selections, UI state and window size. Saved on exit and with Save configuration now. |
| noesis-profiles.json | Recording and experiment profiles. |
| sessions/ | Default session location. |
An invalid or missing configuration file is replaced by defaults at launch.
Session folder#
sessions/
└── session-1791404921802059900/
├── index.sqlite # timestamps, metadata, events, devices, capability matrix
├── index.sqlite-wal # write-ahead log while the session is open
└── streams.bin # raw audio, camera frames, telemetry, RF payloads
The folder name is session- followed by the creation time in Unix nanoseconds.
What is inside#
- Frames — every sample block or reading, with the session-clock time, sequence, rate, values and full provenance (source, device, units, classification, algorithm, interface, simulated flag).
- Events — session start and end (with drop counts), trial plans and host markers, notes, pause/resume, device status, input events, haptic commands, serial traffic, BLE advertisers, RF progress and budget events.
- Metadata — the configuration used, hardware descriptors, the capability matrix at creation, loopback latency when calibrated, the Synthesis expected sources and the final status.
- RF records —
rf.spectrum(PSD per window),rf.features(17 features) andrf.iq(lossless 8-bit IQ), each carrying the window's timing and front-end read-backs. - Synthesis records —
derived.synthesis, one per epoch, with the feature manifest, missingness, lineage and relationships.
Open sessions in NOESISReader#
Point NOESISReader at the session-<id> folder. It opens the session read-only and keeps its own work in a separate session-<id>.noesisreader project file beside the folder. See Sessions & project files.
Privacy
Sessions can contain microphone audio, camera video, key events and nearby Bluetooth advertisements. They stay on this computer; delete a session folder to remove it.