import sys
if sys.version_info.major > 2:
from PYME.Acquire.Hardware.Piezos import offsetPiezoREST as offsetPiezo
else:
from PYME.Acquire.Hardware.Piezos import offsetPiezo
scope.piFoc = offsetPiezo.getClient()
scope.register_piezo(scope.piFoc, 'z')
@init_gui('Drift tracking')
def drift_tracking(MainFrame, scope):
from PYME.Acquire.Hardware import driftTracking, driftTrackGUI
scope.dt = driftTracking.Correlator(scope, scope.piFoc)
dtp = driftTrackGUI.DriftTrackingControl(MainFrame, scope.dt)
MainFrame.camPanels.append((dtp, 'Focus Lock'))
MainFrame.time1.WantNotification.append(dtp.refresh)
@init_gui('Focus Keys')
def focus_keys(MainFrame, scope):
from PYME.Acquire.Hardware import focusKeys
fk = focusKeys.FocusKeys(MainFrame, scope.piezos[0])
#must be here!!!
joinBGInit() #wait for anyhting which was being done in a separate thread
#scope.SetCamera('A')
time.sleep(.5)
scope.initDone = True
cam = PcoEdge42LT(0)
cam.Init()
# flip and rotate on primary camera should always be false - make the stage match the camera reference frame instead
# as it's much easier
# TODO - make flip, rotate etc actually work for tiling in case we have two cameras
scope.register_camera(cam,
'PcoEdge42LT',
rotate=False,
flipx=False,
flipy=False)
logger.debug('here')
@init_gui('sCMOS Camera controls')
def pco_cam_controls(MainFrame, scope):
import wx
# Generate an empty, dummy control panel
# TODO - adapt PYME.Acquire.Hardware.AndorNeo.ZylaControlPanel or similar to allow options to be set.
# As it stands, we just use the default gain and readout settings.
scope.camControls['PcoEdge42LT'] = wx.Panel(MainFrame)
MainFrame.camPanels.append(
(scope.camControls['PcoEdge42LT'], 'pco.edge 4.2 LT Properties'))
joinBGInit()
scope.initDone = True
