Esempio n. 1
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    def test_kill_resets_cs_demands(self):
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)

        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(True)
        tb.cs3.set_move_time(3000)
        tb.height.go(1000, wait=False)
        tb.cs3.M1.go_direct(1000, wait=False)

        # verify no motion yet
        Sleep(.1)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.m1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

        # start motion and then kill all
        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(False)
        Sleep(.5)
        tb.send_command('&3a')
        tb.send_command('#1k')
        # let the motors settle
        Sleep(1)

        h = tb.height.pos
        m1 = tb.m1.pos
        self.assertGreater(h, 0)
        self.assertGreater(m1, 0)

        # now move a different motor in the CS, the other two would continue to
        # their previous destinations if makeCSDemandsConsistent has failed
        tb.cs3.M2.go_direct(10)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(h, tb.height.pos, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(m1, tb.m1.pos, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(10, tb.m2.pos, DECIMALS)
Esempio n. 2
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    def test_stop_on_limit_resets_cs_demands(self):
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)

        m = MoveMonitor(tb.height.pv_root)
        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(True)
        tb.cs3.set_move_time(3000)
        tb.height.go(10, wait=False)
        tb.cs3.M1.go_direct(10, wait=False)

        # verify no motion yet
        Sleep(.1)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.m1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

        # start motion but stop on lim
        tb.m3.set_limits(-1, 1)
        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(False)
        # let axes settle
        m.wait_for_one_move(2)

        h = tb.height.pos
        m1 = tb.m1.pos
        self.assertLess(h, 10)
        self.assertLess(m1, 10)

        # for some reason a large wait is required before go_direct
        # in a real scenario this is fine even though I don't understand it
        Sleep(5)
        # now move a different motor in the CS, the other two would continue to
        # their previous destinations if makeCSDemandsConsistent has failed
        tb.cs3.M2.go_direct(10)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(h, tb.height.pos, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(m1, tb.m1.pos, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(10, tb.m2.pos, DECIMALS)
Esempio n. 3
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    def test_abort_cs_resets_cs_demands(self):
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)

        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(True)
        tb.cs3.set_move_time(3000)
        tb.height.go(1000, wait=False)
        tb.cs3.M1.go_direct(1000, wait=False)

        # verify no motion yet
        Sleep(.1)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.m1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

        # start motion and then abort CS moves
        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(False)
        # allow the axes to get started
        Sleep(.1)
        tb.cs3.abort()
        # let the motors settle
        Sleep(.5)

        h = tb.height.pos
        m1 = tb.m1.pos
        self.assertGreater(h, 0)
        self.assertGreater(m1, 0)

        # now move a different motor in the CS, the other two would continue to
        # their previous destinations if makeCSDemandsConsistent has failed
        tb.cs3.M2.go_direct(10)
        self.assertLess(tb.height.pos, h+1)  # some settling after abort is OK
        self.assertAlmostEqual(m1, tb.m1.pos, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(10, tb.m2.pos, DECIMALS)
Esempio n. 4
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def animate(i, ax1, thread_1):
    if thread_1.new_data == 1:
        axis_bk = axis()
        ax1.clear()
        sca(ax1)
        xlabel('Bunch #')
        ylabel('Amplitude')
        title("Bunch " + thread_1.axis +
              " oscillation amplitude @ NCO={:.5f}".format(thread_1.tune))
        plot(thread_1.I, '-o')
        plot(thread_1.Q, '-o')
        if not thread_1.reset_axis:
            axis(axis_bk)
        else:
            thread_1.reset_axis = False
        thread_1.new_data = 0
    # Ask for a new capture as soon as previous mem_read is finished
    with thread_1.trigger_cdt:
        thread_1.tune = catools.caget(thread_1.device + ':' + thread_1.axis +
                                      ':NCO:FREQ_S')
        # Capture command doesn't work so well (mis-aligned data)
        #catools.caput(thread_1.device+':MEM:CAPTURE_S', 1, wait=True)
        catools.caput(thread_1.device + ':TRG:MEM:ARM_S', 1, wait=True)
        catools.caput(thread_1.device + ':TRG:SOFT_S', 1, wait=True)
        # Wait for memory to be actually triggered
        Sleep(0.05)
        thread_1.trigger_cdt.notify()
Esempio n. 5
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    def test_real_defer(self):
        """
        check that real axes update as expected on virtual axis moves
        """
        for _ in range(4):  # retry for possible occasional race condition
            tb = TestBrick()
            tb.set_cs_group(tb.g2)

            tb.set_deferred_moves(True)

            tb.jack1.go(5, wait=False)
            tb.jack2.go(4, wait=False)
            Sleep(1)

            # verify no motion yet
            self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
            self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack2.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

            m = MoveMonitor(tb.jack1.pv_root)
            start = datetime.now()
            tb.set_deferred_moves(False)
            m.wait_for_one_move(10)
            elapsed = datetime.now() - start
            print(elapsed)

            # verify motion
            self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack1.pos, 5, DECIMALS)
            self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack2.pos, 4, DECIMALS)
            self.assertTrue(elapsed.seconds < 4)
Esempio n. 6
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 def go_direct(self, position, wait=True, callback=None):
     ca.caput(self.direct_demand,
              position,
              wait=wait,
              timeout=60,
              callback=callback)
     Sleep(.05)  # test clipper reports in position a little early sometimes
Esempio n. 7
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    def test_auto_home(self):
        """ verify that autohome works as expected
        """
        tb = TestBrick()

        for axis in tb.real_axes.values():
            axis.go(1, False)
        Sleep(.5)
        ca.caput('PMAC_BRICK_TEST:HM:HMGRP', 'All')
        ca.caput('PMAC_BRICK_TEST:HM:HOME', 1, timeout=15, wait=True)
        Sleep(.5)

        # ensure good state if homing failed
        ca.caput('PMAC_BRICK_TEST:HM:ABORT.PROC', 1)

        for axis in tb.real_axes.values():
            self.assertAlmostEquals(axis.pos, 0)
Esempio n. 8
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 def set_cs_group(self, group):
     ca.caput(self.pv_cs_group, group, wait=True)
     # TODO we have race conditions on switch of CS:-
     #  (1) if the direct demand resolutions need to change there is a small delay
     #  (2) the brick itself may take a short time to do the CS mappings
     # for now we require a short wait after a switch
     # (this may not be fixable - (1) showed up on ppmac (2) showed up on VMXI)
     Sleep(.3)
Esempio n. 9
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    def test_cs_feedrate_protection(self):
        """ verify that feedrate protection works for only those CS we have configured
        """
        tb = TestBrick()

        try:
            problem = ca.caget("BRICK1:FEEDRATE_PROBLEM_RBV")
            self.assertEquals(problem, 0)

            # create a feedrate problem by manually setting a configured feedrate
            tb.send_command("&2%50")
            tb.poll_all_now()
            Sleep(2)  # Todo, does requiring this represent an issue?
            problem = ca.caget("BRICK1:FEEDRATE_PROBLEM_RBV")
            self.assertEquals(problem, 1)

            # use driver feature to reset All feedrates
            ca.caput("BRICK1:FEEDRATE", 100, wait=True)
            tb.poll_all_now()
            Sleep(2)
            problem = ca.caget("BRICK1:FEEDRATE_PROBLEM_RBV")
            self.assertEquals(problem, 0)

            # create a feedrate problem by manually setting another configured feedrate
            tb.send_command("&3%50")
            tb.poll_all_now()
            Sleep(2)
            problem = ca.caget("BRICK1:FEEDRATE_PROBLEM_RBV")
            self.assertEquals(problem, 1)

            # use driver feature to reset All feedrates
            ca.caput("BRICK1:FEEDRATE", 100, wait=True)
            tb.poll_all_now()
            Sleep(2)
            problem = ca.caget("BRICK1:FEEDRATE_PROBLEM_RBV")
            self.assertEquals(problem, 0)

            # check that non-configured CS has no effect
            tb.send_command("&4%50")
            tb.poll_all_now()
            Sleep(2)
            problem = ca.caget("BRICK1:FEEDRATE_PROBLEM_RBV")
            self.assertEquals(problem, 0)
        finally:
            ca.caput("BRICK1:FEEDRATE", 100, wait=True)
Esempio n. 10
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def trajectory_quick_scan(test, test_brick):
    """
    Do a short 4D grid scan involving 2 1-1 motors and 2 virtual axes of two jack CS
    :param test_brick: the test brick instance to run against
    :param (TestCase) test: the calling test object, used to make assertions
    """
    tr = test_brick.trajectory
    assert isinstance(tr, Trajectory)

    # set up the axis parameters
    tr.axisA.use = 'Yes'
    tr.axisB.use = 'Yes'
    tr.axisX.use = 'Yes'
    tr.axisY.use = 'Yes'

    # build trajectories (its a 4d raster)
    heights = []
    rows = []
    cols = []
    angles = []
    points = 0

    for angle in [-1, 0]:
        for height in range(2):
            for col_b in range(3):
                for row_a in range(4):
                    points += 1
                    heights.append(height)
                    rows.append(row_a)
                    cols.append(col_b)
                    angles.append(angle)

    tr.axisA.positions = rows
    tr.axisB.positions = cols
    tr.axisX.positions = heights
    tr.axisY.positions = angles

    # each step is 50 mill secs
    times = [50000] * points
    modes = [0] * points
    for i in range(0, points, 5):
        modes[i] = 2

    tr.setup_scan(times, modes, points, points, 'CS3')

    tr.ProfileExecute(timeout=30)
    test.assertTrue(tr.execute_OK)
    while test_brick.height.moving:
        Sleep(
            .01
        )  # allow deceleration todo need to put this in the driver itself

    test.assertEquals(test_brick.m1.pos, rows[-1])
    test.assertEquals(test_brick.m2.pos, cols[-1])
    test.assertEquals(test_brick.height.pos, heights[-1])
    test.assertEquals(test_brick.angle.pos, angles[-1])
Esempio n. 11
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    def test_direct_deferred_moves(self):
        """ verify real motor deferred direct moves work in quick succession
            using virtual 1-1 mapped axes which also have a CS motor record
        """
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g1)
        waiter = MotorCallback()

        for iteration in range(1):
            for height1 in range(10, 1, -2):
                height2 = height1 / 2.0
                # todo mixing direct and standard moves to verify no race conditions FAILS
                # todo   the occasional failure is probably due to the two separate busy records
                # todo   interaction - I think this is noncritical since it is not a required
                # todo   use case
                # tb.all_go([tb.jack1, tb.jack2], [0, 0])
                tb.all_go_direct([tb.jack1, tb.jack2], [0, 0])
                # tb.all_go_direct([tb.jack1, tb.jack2], [0, 0])
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack2.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

                tb.set_deferred_moves(True)
                waiter.reset_done()

                tb.jack1.go_direct(height1, callback=waiter.moves_done, wait=False)
                tb.jack1.go_direct(height1, wait=False)
                tb.jack2.go_direct(height2, wait=False)
                Sleep(.2)

                # verify no motion yet
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack2.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

                start = datetime.now()
                tb.set_deferred_moves(False)
                Sleep(.1)
                waiter.wait_for_done()
                elapsed = datetime.now() - start
                print("Iteration {}. Direct Deferred real motors to height {} took {}".format(iteration, height1, elapsed))

                # verify motion
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack1.pos, height1, DECIMALS)
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack2.pos, height2, DECIMALS)
Esempio n. 12
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    def test_unmapped_real_stop(self):
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)
        big_move = 1000

        monitor = MoveMonitor(tb.m8.pv_root)
        tb.m8.go(big_move, wait=False)
        Sleep(.2)
        tb.m8.stop()
        monitor.wait_for_one_move(2)

        self.assertTrue(0 < tb.m8.pos < big_move)
Esempio n. 13
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 def wait_for_one_move(self, timeout, throw=True):
     interval = .1
     waited = 0
     while not self._completed_one_move:
         Sleep(interval)
         waited += interval
         if waited > timeout:
             if throw:
                 raise RuntimeError("timeout waiting for motor {}".format(
                     self._motor_pv))
             else:
                 break
Esempio n. 14
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    def test_virtual_abort(self):
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)
        big_move = 1000

        monitor = MoveMonitor(tb.height.pv_root)
        tb.height.go(big_move, wait=False)
        Sleep(.2)
        tb.cs3.abort()
        monitor.wait_for_one_move(2)

        self.assertTrue(0 < tb.height.pos < big_move)
Esempio n. 15
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def main(args):
    with Session(args) as S:
        while True:
            try:
                S.setup()
                T = time.time() + 1.0
                while True:
                    now = time.time()
                    caput(args.prefix + ':LTIME', T - now)
                    if now >= T:
                        _log.warn('Loop too long %f >= %f', now, T)
                        T = now + 1.0
                    else:  # now < T
                        _log.debug('Sleep %f', T - now)
                        Sleep(T - now)
                        T += 1.0
                    S.loop()
            except KeyboardInterrupt:
                _log.debug('Done')
                break
            except:  # errors, including timeout
                _log.exception('Error')
                Sleep(10)  # hold-off before reconnect
Esempio n. 16
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    def test_auto_home_readonly(self):
        """ verify that auto home makes the motor records read only
            so that soft limits and user intervention cannot
            interfere with homing
        """
        tb = TestBrick()

        ca.caput('PMAC_BRICK_TESTX:HM:HMGRP', 'All')
        ca.caput('PMAC_BRICK_TESTX:HM:HOME', 1)

        tb.poll_all_now()
        tb.jack1.go(20)
        Sleep(1)

        ca.caput('PMAC_BRICK_TESTX:HM:ABORT.PROC', 1)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.jack1.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
Esempio n. 17
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    def test_i16_small_steps(self):
        """ verify real motor deferred direct moves work in quick succession
            using virtual 1-1 mapped axes with CS motor record

            (copied from i16 tests)
        """
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g1)
        waiter = MotorCallback()

        kphi = tb.kphi.pos
        kappa = tb.kappa.pos
        ktheta = tb.ktheta.pos
        for i in range(1, 5):
            # set up deferred move
            waiter.reset_done()
            tb.cs2.set_deferred_moves(True)

            next_kphi = kphi + 1
            next_kappa = kappa + .01
            next_ktheta = ktheta + .01

            print('deferred move to kphi {}, kappa {}, ktheta {}'.format(
                next_kphi, next_kappa, next_ktheta))

            tb.cs2.kphi.go_direct(next_kphi, callback=waiter.moves_done, wait=False)
            tb.cs2.kappa.go_direct(next_kappa, wait=False)
            tb.cs2.ktheta.go_direct(next_ktheta, wait=False)
            Sleep(.1)

            # verify no motion yet
            self.assertAlmostEquals(tb.kphi.pos, kphi, DECIMALS)
            self.assertAlmostEquals(tb.kappa.pos, kappa, DECIMALS)
            self.assertAlmostEquals(tb.ktheta.pos, ktheta, DECIMALS)

            # make the move
            tb.cs2.set_deferred_moves(False)
            waiter.wait_for_done()

            # verify motion
            self.assertAlmostEquals(tb.kphi.pos, next_kphi, DECIMALS)
            self.assertAlmostEquals(tb.kappa.pos, next_kappa, DECIMALS)
            self.assertAlmostEquals(tb.ktheta.pos, next_ktheta, DECIMALS)

            kphi = next_kphi
            kappa = next_kappa
            ktheta = next_ktheta
Esempio n. 18
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 def waitpid(self, pid, timeout=None, consume=False):
     import time
     if timeout is None:
         timeout = self.timeout
     S = time.time()
     while time.time() - S < timeout:
         try:
             cpid, sts = os.waitpid(pid, os.WNOHANG)
             if cpid != 0:
                 return True
         except OSError as e:
             if e.errno == errno.EINTR:
                 pass
             elif consume:
                 return True
             else:
                 raise
         Sleep(0.05)
     return False
Esempio n. 19
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    def test_cs_defer(self):
        """
        check timed deferred moves and also individual cs moves
        """
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)

        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(True)
        tb.cs3.set_move_time(3000)
        tb.height.go(5, wait=False)
        tb.angle.go(1, wait=False)

        # verify no motion yet
        Sleep(1)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.angle.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

        m = MoveMonitor(tb.height.pv_root)
        start = datetime.now()
        tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(False)
        m.wait_for_one_move(10)
        elapsed = datetime.now() - start
        print(elapsed)

        # verify motion
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.angle.pos, 1, DECIMALS)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 5, DECIMALS)
        # todo this seems to take longer than I would expect - is this an issue?
        # todo YES - moves to real and virtual axes are taking an extra SLOW POLL
        # todo   before DMOV is set True
        self.assertTrue(3 <= elapsed.seconds < 6)

        # single axis move should be controlled by speed setting, not CsMoveTime
        start = datetime.now()
        tb.height.go(0)
        elapsed = datetime.now() - start
        print(elapsed)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
        self.assertTrue(elapsed.seconds < 2)
Esempio n. 20
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    def test_direct_deferred_moves_cs(self):
        """ verify coordinated deferred direct moves work in quick succession
            i16 diffractometer style
        """
        tb = TestBrick()
        tb.set_cs_group(tb.g3)
        waiter = MotorCallback()

        for iteration in range(1):
            for height in range(10, 0, -2):
                angle = height / 2.0
                # todo mixing direct and standard moves to check for race conditions FAILS
                tb.all_go_direct([tb.jack1, tb.jack2], [0, 0])
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.angle.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

                tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(True)

                waiter.reset_done()
                tb.height.go_direct(height, callback=waiter.moves_done, wait=False)
                tb.angle.go_direct(angle, wait=False)
                Sleep(.2)

                # verify no motion yet
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, 0, DECIMALS)
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.angle.pos, 0, DECIMALS)

                start = datetime.now()
                tb.cs3.set_deferred_moves(False)
                waiter.wait_for_done()
                elapsed = datetime.now() - start
                print("Iteration {}. Direct Deferred Coordinated to height {} took {}".format(iteration, height, elapsed))

                # verify motion
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.height.pos, height, DECIMALS)
                # only checking to 1 decimal because this is regularly failing - dont think this is an issue
                self.assertAlmostEqual(tb.angle.pos * 10, angle * 10, 1)
Esempio n. 21
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def trajectory_fast_scan(test, test_brick, n_axes, cs='CS3', millisecs=5000):
    """
    Do a fast scan involving n_axes motors
    :param n_axes: no. of axes to include in trajectory
    :param test_brick: the test brick instance to run against
    :param (TestCase) test: the calling test object, used to make assertions
    """
    tr = test_brick.trajectory
    assert isinstance(tr, Trajectory)

    # build simple trajectory
    heights = []
    points = 0
    for height in range(11):
        points += 1
        heights.append(height / 10.0)

    # set up the axis parameters
    axis_count = 0
    while axis_count < n_axes:
        tr.axes[axis_count].use = 'Yes'
        tr.axes[axis_count].positions = heights
        axis_count += 1

    # each point takes 5 milli sec per axis
    times = [millisecs * n_axes] * points
    # all points are interpolated
    modes = [0] * points

    tr.setup_scan(times, modes, points, points, cs)

    tr.ProfileExecute(timeout=30)
    test.assertTrue(tr.execute_OK)
    while test_brick.m1.moving:
        Sleep(
            .01
        )  # allow deceleration todo need to put this in the driver itself
Esempio n. 22
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 def go(self, position, wait=True):
     ca.caput(self.demand, position, wait=wait, timeout=60)
     Sleep(.05)  # test clipper reports in position a little early sometimes
Esempio n. 23
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bunches_i = arange(bunch, bunch+BUNCH_NB_SCAN)%bunch_nb
scan_a = zeros((STEP_NB*FDLY_NB, BUNCH_NB_SCAN+1))

decimation = mbf.get_max_decimation()
count = mbf.get_count_max(decimation)//8
tune = caget(pv_base+':'+mbf_axis+':NCO:FREQ_S')
offset = 0

ii = 0
print "Scanning DAC delay:"
for step in range(STEP_NB):
    for fine_delay in range(FDLY_NB):
        printProgressBar(ii+1, STEP_NB*FDLY_NB, prefix=' ', length=50)
        # set delay
        caput(pv_base+':DLY:DAC:FINE_DELAY_S', fine_delay)
        Sleep(0.01)
        if ii%scan_step == 0:
            # Capture command doesn't work so well (mis-aligned data)
            #caput(pv_base+':MEM:CAPTURE_S', 1)
            caput(pv_base+':TRG:MEM:ARM_S', 1, wait=True)
            caput(pv_base+':TRG:SOFT_S', 1, wait=True)
            Sleep(0.1)
            dly = caget(pv_base+':DLY:DAC:DELAY_PS')
            scan_a[ii, 0] = dly
            # Measure bunch amplitude at NCO frequency
            std_wf = mbf.read_mem_avg(count, offset, channel, decimation, tune)
            scan_a[ii, 1:BUNCH_NB_SCAN+1] = abs(std_wf[bunches_i])
        ii += 1
    caput(pv_base+':DLY:DAC:STEP_S', 0)

figure()
Esempio n. 24
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def trajectory_scan_appending(test, test_brick):
    """
    Do a short 4D grid scan involving 2 1-1 motors and 2 virtual axes of two jack CS
    :param test_brick: the test brick instance to run against
    :param (TestCase) test: the calling test object, used to make assertions
    """
    tr = test_brick.trajectory
    buff_len = tr.BufferLength

    assert isinstance(tr, Trajectory)
    # switch to correct CS mappings
    test_brick.set_cs_group(test_brick.g3)

    # set up the axis parameters
    tr.axisX.use = 'Yes'

    # build trajectory
    ascend = []
    descend = []
    points = int(buff_len * 1.1)  # must start with > 1 buffer of points
    total_points = points * 4
    for height in range(points):
        ascend.append(height / 100.0)
        descend.append((points - height) / 100.0)

    tr.axisX.positions = ascend

    is_clipper = True  # don't have a good test for this (was  is_clipper = buff_len < 1000)
    time_period = 5000 if is_clipper else 2000
    # each point takes 2 milli sec for brick and 3 for clipper
    times = [time_period] * points

    # all points are interpolated
    modes = [0] * points

    tr.setup_scan(times, modes, points, total_points, 'CS3')
    tr.axisX.positions = descend
    tr.configure_axes()
    tr.AppendPoints()
    tr.ProfileExecute(wait=False)
    Sleep(0)

    for iteration in range(total_points / points / 2 - 1):
        tr.axisX.positions = ascend
        tr.configure_axes()
        tr.AppendPoints()
        Sleep(1)
        tr.axisX.positions = descend
        tr.configure_axes()
        tr.AppendPoints()
        Sleep(1)

    start = datetime.now()
    while not tr.execute_done:
        Sleep(.5)
        elapsed = datetime.now() - start
        test.assertLess(elapsed.seconds, 120)

    test.assertTrue(tr.execute_OK)
    while test_brick.height.moving:
        Sleep(
            .01
        )  # allow deceleration todo need to put this in the driver itself

    test.assertAlmostEqual(test_brick.height.pos, descend[-1], 1)
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#!/usr/bin/env python

from cothread import Sleep
from cothread.catools import *

NAN=float('nan')
INFP=float('inf')
INFN=float('-inf')

alm='TST-CT{}Alrm-SP'
sig='TST-CT{}Sig:1-I'

# Reset
caput(alm, 0, wait=True)
caput(sig, 0, wait=True)
Sleep(1)

# Swing the value up 0->9
for N in range(10):
    caput(sig, N, wait=True)
Sleep(1)

# move around within deadband
caput(sig, 8, wait=True)
caput(sig, 9, wait=True)
caput(sig, 10, wait=True)
caput(sig, 8, wait=True)

caput(sig, 7, wait=True)
caput(sig, 6, wait=True)
Sleep(1)
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    catools.caput(device+':'+dev_axis+':TRG:SEQ:DISARM_S', 1, wait=True)
    catools.caput(device+':'+dev_axis+':SEQ:RESET_S', 1, wait=True)
        
    # Set runout to 99.5 %
    catools.caput(device+':MEM:RUNOUT_S', 4, wait=True)
    # Set Long Buffer Selection to ADC0/ADC1
    catools.caput(device+':MEM:SELECT_S', 0)
    # MEM source after FIR
    catools.caput(device+':'+dev_axis+':ADC:DRAM_SOURCE_S', 1, wait=True)
    # Set mode to 'One Shot', enable soft trig.
    catools.caput(device+':TRG:MEM:MODE_S', 0, wait=True)
    catools.caput(device+':TRG:MEM:SOFT:EN_S', 1, wait=True)
    # Arm and trig memory
    catools.caput(device+':TRG:MEM:ARM_S', 1, wait=True)
    catools.caput(device+':TRG:SOFT_S', 1, wait=True)
    Sleep(0.1)

    mbf = MBF_mem(device)
    decimation = mbf.get_max_decimation()
    _, max_turn = mbf.get_turn_min_max()
    count = max_turn//decimation

    try:
        ampl_cplx = mbf.read_mem_avg(count, offset, channel, decimation, tune)
    except:
        print("Error in read_mem (Timeout?)")
        raise
    else:
        max_i = argmax(abs(ampl_cplx))
        f = ampl_cplx*conj(ampl_cplx[max_i]/abs(ampl_cplx[max_i]))
        I = f.real
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 def wait_for_done(self):
     while self.moving:
         Sleep(.05)