Time in MDF file converted from xmraw

[bobejo]

Hi

I have used DaqRecorder to log some measurements from my ecu.

If i check the data this how it looks like

timestamp0	timestamp1	cpuload_core0	cpuload_core1
0	0	24.71820640563965	30.32408332824707
9675902	0	24.71820640563965	30.32408332824707

Time is only from host side since, I guess, my ECU doesnt have support for it.

When I convert this raw data into a mdf file and open in asamdf i see the time is in seconds.

If I try to open the file in INCA it gives error "File contains reverse time stamps".

If i just convert to seconds when writing to the file in MdfConverter then data looks good in asamdf and INCA.

-            timestamps = np.array(arr.timestamp0, dtype=np.float64)
+            timestamps = np.array(arr.timestamp0, dtype=np.float64) / 1e9  # Convert ns -> s

XCP and MDF is a new topic for me so was doing some reading and saw this from the mdf specification
https://www.asam.net/standards/detail/mdf/wiki/
A master channel for the synchronization domain “time” – or short: “time channel” – thus simply defines how the time stamps are stored in the record. Its physical values must be in seconds; however internally (as raw value) very often a higher resolution is used, for example nanoseconds.

So my questions are is the time in my MDF file the time channel? If so shouldnt it be in seconds?

Thank you