You can import this file into your favorite spread sheet program and produce interesting charts showing how these temperatures change over an orbit. In the example it is 0x3C or decimal 60 seconds 1 byte number of channels. In the example file it is 0x10 or decimal 16 channels n bytes channel list. The data section follows. Each channel is two bytes.
Channels are in order as they appear in the channel list.
The channel list order may not be the same as the coefficient file order. In the example channel 2E with a value of 0x0268 is followed by channel 30 with a value of 0x0231 etc. The remainder of the data for the channels in the list follows. After channel 3E the data for channel 2F 60 seconds later is stored, followed by channel 30, etc. You must calculate the time stamps for each sample set after the first using the start time and the interval.