import logging
import socket
from time import sleep
# the config and mqtt modules are in a bad place atm :/
import sys
sys.path.append('./mqtt/')
import mqtt
import config
import pysimpledmx
import time
# this is ugly but times are tough
try:
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection("/dev/ttyUSB0")
except:
logging.info("DMX failed on USB0")
try:
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection("/dev/ttyUSB1")
except:
logging.info("DMX failed on USB1")
try:
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection("/dev/ttyUSB2")
except:
logging.info("DMX failed on USB2")
try:
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection("/dev/ttyUSB3")
except:
logging.info("DMX failed on USB3")
try:
[9] pan/tilt speed 0 - 2: tracking mode 3 - 245: fast to slow 246 - 248: tracking, PtS = SLO 249 - 251: tracking, PtS = FST 252 - 255: black out while moving Currently NOT in a loop, just runs once """ import pysimpledmx # make sure it ais in same home directory import time COMport = "/dev/cu.usbserial-ENYXTLPV" # define COMport number mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection(COMport) # create dmx object # assuming that we are getting pan angle and tilt angle, make sure we're getting floats! # with light in upright position, @ tAngle = 45 and pAngle = 210, lamp is parallel to ground, lamp is perpendicular to flat edge tAngle = float(70.0) pAngle = float(80.0) # math for turning "real angles" into DMX values pAnglePercentage = pAngle / 540 tAnglePercentage = tAngle / 270 pAngleDMX = int(round(pAnglePercentage * 65535)) tAngleDMX = int(round(tAnglePercentage * 65535))
#render_color(keyboard_color.output_color.rgb, 22)
render_color(keyboard_color.output_color.rgb, 4)
#render_color(keyboard_color.output_color.rgb, 10)
#render_color(keyboard_color_1.output_color.rgb, 19)
#render_color(keyboard_color_1.output_color.rgb, 25)
#render_color(keyboard_color_1.output_color.rgb, 7)
render_color(keyboard_color_1.output_color.rgb, 13)
render_color(drums_color.output_color.rgb, 48)
# render all dmx channels
mydmx.render()
# mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection('/dev/cu.usbserial-6AYP9O1D') # mac dmx com port
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection(7) # windows dmx com port
# mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection('/dev/ttyUSB0') # linux com port
# pygame midi initialization
pygame.init()
pygame.midi.init()
# print pygame.midi.get_default_input_id()
# set up queues
stopQ = Queue.Queue()
keyboardQ = Queue.Queue()
drumsQ = Queue.Queue()
keyboard_thread = threading.Thread(name='keyboard',
target=instrument,
import pysimpledmx
COMport = "/dev/cu.usbserial-ENYXTLPV"
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection(COMport)
mydmx.setChannel(2, 0)
mydmx.setChannel(6, 0) # pan coarse
mydmx.setChannel(7, 0) # pan fine
mydmx.render()
bin(6)
'0b110'
>>> bin(65535)
'0b1111111111111111'
>>> num = bin(65535)
>>> numstr = str(num)
>>> numstr
'0b1111111111111111'
>>> numstr[2:15]
'1111111111111'
>>> numstr = "0b123456789abcdefg"
>>> numstr[1:15]
'b123456789abcd'
>>> numbstr[2:18]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#8>", line 1, in <module>
numbstr[2:18]
NameError: name 'numbstr' is not defined
>>> numstr[2:18]
'123456789abcdefg'
>>> num = bin(6)
if p[0] == "/dev/ttyUSB0":
portname[portnumber] = p[0]
portnumber += 1
if platform == 'darwin' and p[1].find("DMX USB PRO") != -1:
portname[portnumber] = p[0]
portnumber += 1
# ljnozoids.WebStatus("Found " + str(portnumber) +" Nozoids.")
print("Found", portnumber, "DMX devices")
if portnumber > 0:
print("with serial names", portname)
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection(gstt.serdmx[0])
senddmx0()
time.sleep(1)
# Send a random value to channel 1
vrand = random.randint(0, 255)
senddmx(1, vrand)
else:
mydmx = False
print("No DMX found, Art-Net receiver only.")
#
# OSC
#
# example import sys import random import time import os import fcntl import pysimpledmx mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection(3) mydmx.setChannel(401, 255) # set DMX channel 1 to full
#!/usr/bin/python
# Python midi to color script
import sys
import pygame
import pygame.midi
import pysimpledmx
import lib
# mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection('/dev/cu.usbserial-6AYP9O1D') # mac dmx com port
# mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection(5) # windows dmx com port
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection('/dev/ttyUSB0') # linux com port
# settings
screen_height = 200
screen_width = 200
no_of_colors = 12
top_key = 84
bottom_key = 36
key_range = top_key - bottom_key
VEL_MAX = 127
# timing
clock = pygame.time.Clock()
FRAMES_PER_SECOND = 60
def clamp(n, minn, maxn):
return max(min(maxn, n), minn)
def __init__(self):
self.dmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection('/dev/ttyUSB0')
self.fixture_map = LIGTHS_MAP
import pysimpledmx
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection("COM11")
#mydmx.setChannel(0, 255)
mydmx.setChannel(1, 255) # set DMX channel 1 to full
#mydmx.setChannel(2, 100)
mydmx.render()
# set DMX channel 1 to full
mydmx.setChannel(3, 100)
mydmx.render()
import pysimpledmx
import time
mydmx = pysimpledmx.DMXConnection('/dev/cu.usbserial-ALYX7Z1M')
# define color channels
RED = 1
GREEN = 2
BLUE = 3
FOREVER = True
# mydmx.setChannel(1, 255,True) # set DMX channel 1 to full
# mydmx.setChannel(RED, 128, True) # set DMX channel 2 to 128
# mydmx.setChannel(3, 0) # set DMX channel 3 to 0
# mydmx.render() # render all of the above changes onto the DMX network
# mydmx.setChannel(4, 255, autorender=True) # set channel 4 to full and render to the network
# if forever is set to true we will loop infinitely
while FOREVER:
mydmx.setToFire(False)
# mydmx.setToYellow()
# mydmx.fadeDown(BLUE,255,0,2)
# mydmx.fadeUp(RED,0,255,2)
