% with current folder set to ~/radix/data, list available files
>> dir

. 
..
import_test_xdat__uid1003-10-43-13.xdat.json      
import_test_xdat__uid1003-10-43-13_data.xdat      
import_test_xdat__uid1003-10-43-13_timestamp.xdat 

% create the reader
>> reader = allegoXDatFileReader

reader = 

  struct with fields:

      getAllegoXDatAllSigs: @getAllegoXDatAllSigs
      getAllegoXDatPriSigs: @getAllegoXDatPriSigs
      getAllegoXDatAuxSigs: @getAllegoXDatAuxSigs
      getAllegoXDatDinSigs: @getAllegoXDatDinSigs
     getAllegoXDatDoutSigs: @getAllegoXDatDoutSigs
    getAllegoXDatTimeRange: @getAllegoXDatTimeRange

% choose the file to import. Just use the base name, not the extension or the '_data' or '_timestamp' portions
>> datasource = 'import_test_xdat__uid1003-10-43-13'

datasource =

    'import_test_xdat__uid1003-10-43-13'

% view the time range of the file
>> reader.getAllegoXDatTimeRange(datasource)

ans =

    1.9565    7.1424

% import all the signals with timestamps from 2 through 6 seconds
>> signalStruct = reader.getAllegoXDatAllSigs(datasource, [2 6])

signalStruct = 

  struct with fields:

        signals: [134×120000 single]
     timeStamps: [1×120000 int64]
    timeSamples: [1×120000 double]

% plot a subset of the data
>> plot(signalStruct.timeSamples(1:100), signalStruct.signals(1:10, 1:100))

% import all the signals with all the timestamps
>> signalStruct = reader.getAllegoXDatAllSigs(datasource, [-1 -1]);