def __init__(
self,
config_dir=None,
initial_state=salobj.State.STANDBY,
simulation_mode=0,
mock_port=None,
):
self.reader = None
self.writer = None
self.move_code = 0
self.mock_ctrl = None # mock controller, or None of not constructed
self.status_interval = 0.2 # delay between short status commands (sec)
# Amount to add to "tolerance" reported by the low-level controller
# to set az_tolarance (deg).
self.az_tolerance_margin = 0.5
# Tolerance for "in position" (deg).
# Set the initial value here, then update from the
# "Tolerance" reported in long status.
self.az_tolerance = 1.5
self.homing = False
# Task for sleeping in the status loop; cancel this to trigger
# an immediate status update. Warning: do not cancel status_task
# because that may be waiting for TCP/IP communication.
self.status_sleep_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Task for the status loop. To trigger new status cancel
# status_sleep_task, not status_task.
self.status_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Task that waits while connecting to the TCP/IP controller.
self.connect_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Task that waits while shutter doors move
self.shutter_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# The conditions that self.shutter_task is waiting for.
# Must be one of: ShutterDoorState.OPENED,
# ShutterDoorState.CLOSED or None (for don't care)
self.desired_main_shutter_state = None
self.desired_dropout_shutter_state = None
self.cmd_lock = asyncio.Lock()
self.config = None
self.mock_port = mock_port
self.status_event = asyncio.Event()
super().__init__(
"ATDome",
index=0,
config_schema=CONFIG_SCHEMA,
config_dir=config_dir,
initial_state=initial_state,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
)
# Homing can be slow; rather than queue up these commands
# (which is unlikely to be what the user wants) allow multiple
# command to run, so the CSC can reject the overlapping commands.
self.cmd_homeAzimuth.allow_multiple_callbacks = True
# Set but don't put azimuthState.homed=False: only homed is maintained
# locally; we have no idea of the rest of the state.
self.evt_azimuthState.set(homed=False)
def __init__(
self,
config_dir=None,
initial_state=salobj.State.STANDBY,
simulation_mode=0,
mock_port=None,
):
schema_path = (
pathlib.Path(__file__)
.resolve()
.parents[4]
.joinpath("schema", "ATDome.yaml")
)
self.reader = None
self.writer = None
self.move_code = 0
self.mock_ctrl = None # mock controller, or None of not constructed
self.status_interval = 0.2 # delay between short status commands (sec)
# Amount to add to "tolerance" reported by the low-level controller
# to set az_tolarance (deg).
self.az_tolerance_margin = 0.5
# Tolerance for "in position" (deg).
# Set the initial value here, then update from the
# "Tolerance" reported in long status.
self.az_tolerance = 1.5
# Task for sleeping in the status loop; cancel this to trigger
# an immediate status update. Warning: do not cancel status_task
# because that may be waiting for TCP/IP communication.
self.status_sleep_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Task for the status loop. To trigger new status cancel
# status_sleep_task, not status_task.
self.status_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Task that waits while connecting to the TCP/IP controller.
self.connect_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Task that waits while shutter doors move
self.shutter_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# The conditions that self.shutter_task is waiting for.
# Must be one of: ShutterDoorState.OPENED,
# ShutterDoorState.CLOSED or None (for don't care)
self.desired_main_shutter_state = None
self.desired_dropout_shutter_state = None
self.cmd_lock = asyncio.Lock()
self.config = None
self.mock_port = mock_port
super().__init__(
"ATDome",
index=0,
schema_path=schema_path,
config_dir=config_dir,
initial_state=initial_state,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
)
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
self.callback = None
self.auto_acknowledge_delay = 0
self.auto_unacknowledge_delay = 0
self.escalate_to = ""
self.escalate_delay = 0
self.auto_acknowledge_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.auto_unacknowledge_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.escalate_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.unmute_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.reset()
def __init__(self, config):
super().__init__(
config=config,
name=f"test.ConfiguredSeverities.{config.name}",
remote_info_list=[],
)
self.run_timer = salobj.make_done_future()
def __init__(self, title, cache, SAMPLE_TIME, toolBar, channels=[]):
super().__init__(title)
self.setObjectName(title)
self.SAMPLE_TIME = SAMPLE_TIME
self.toolBar = toolBar
self.chart = AbstractChart()
self.updateTask = make_done_future()
self.update_after = 0
self.cache = cache
self.chartView = VMSChartView(self.chart, QtCharts.QLineSeries)
self.chartView.updateMaxSensor(self.cache.sensors())
self.chartView.axisChanged.connect(self.axisChanged)
self.chartView.unitChanged.connect(self.unitChanged)
for channel in channels:
self.chartView.addSerie(str(channel[0]) + " " + channel[1])
self.coefficient = 1
self.unit = units[0]
self.setupAxes = True
self._setupAxes()
self.setWidget(self.chartView)
def __init__(
self,
kafka_config,
log_level=logging.INFO,
):
self.kafka_config = kafka_config
self.log = logging.getLogger()
if not self.log.hasHandlers():
self.log.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler())
self.log.setLevel(log_level)
semaphore_filename = "SALKAFKA_PRODUCER_RUNNING"
suffix = os.environ.get("SALKAFKA_SEMAPHORE_SUFFIX")
if suffix is not None:
semaphore_filename += f"_{suffix.upper()}"
self.semaphore_file = pathlib.Path("/tmp", semaphore_filename)
if self.semaphore_file.exists():
self.semaphore_file.unlink()
# A collection of ComponentProducers.
# Set by run_producers but not run_distributed_producer.
self.producers = []
# A collection of producer subprocess tasks.
# Set by run_distributed_producer but not run_producers.
self.producer_tasks = []
self.start_task = asyncio.Future()
# Internal task to monitor startup of producer(s)
# This is different than start_task in order to avoid a race condition
# when code (typically a unit test) creates a ComponentProducerSet
# and immediately starts waiting for start_task to be done.
self._interruptable_start_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self._run_producer_subprocess_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# A task that ends when the service is interrupted.
self._wait_forever_task = asyncio.Future()
def __init__(self, config):
remote_name, remote_index = salobj.name_to_name_index(config.name)
remote_info = base.RemoteInfo(
name=remote_name,
index=remote_index,
callback_names=["evt_heartbeat"],
poll_names=[],
)
super().__init__(
config=config,
name=f"Heartbeat.{remote_info.name}:{remote_info.index}",
remote_info_list=[remote_info],
)
self.heartbeat_timer_task = salobj.make_done_future()
def __init__(
self,
index,
initial_state=salobj.State.STANDBY,
simulation_mode=0,
):
"""
Initialize DSM CSC.
Parameters
----------
index : `int`
Index for the DSM. This enables the control of multiple DSMs.
initial_state : `lsst.ts.salobj.State`, optional
State to place CSC in after initialization.
simulation_mode : `int`, optional
Flag to determine mode of operation.
"""
self.telemetry_directory = None
self.telemetry_loop_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.telemetry_watcher = aionotify.Watcher()
self.simulated_telemetry_ui_config_written = False
self.simulated_telemetry_loop_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.simulation_loop_time = None
super().__init__(
"DSM",
index,
initial_state=initial_state,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
)
ch = logging.StreamHandler()
self.log.addHandler(ch)
self.finish_csc_setup()
def __init__(self, name='ATHeaderService', initial_state=mystate):
# Where we will store the metadata
self.clean()
# Start the CSC with name
super().__init__(name=name, index=0, initial_state=initial_state)
print(f"Creating for worker for: {name}")
print(f"Running {salobj.__version__}")
self.atcam = salobj.Remote(domain=self.domain,
name="ATCamera",
index=0)
self.atcam.evt_startIntegration.callback = self.startIntegration_callback
self.atcam.evt_endOfImageTelemetry.callback = self.endOfImageTelemetry_callback
self.endOfImage_timeout_task = salobj.make_done_future()
def __init__(self, items, maxItems=50 * 30, updateInterval=0.1):
super().__init__()
self.maxItems = maxItems
self.timeAxis = None
self._next_update = 0
self.updateInterval = updateInterval
self.updateTask = make_done_future()
self._caches = []
for axis in items.items():
data = [("timestamp", "f8")]
for d in axis[1]:
if d is None:
self._caches.append(TimeCache(maxItems, data))
data = [("timestamp", "f8")]
else:
data.append((d, "f8"))
self._addSerie(d, axis[0])
self._caches.append(TimeCache(maxItems, data))
# Caveat emptor, the order here is important. Hard to find, but the order in
# which chart, axis and series are constructed and attached should always be:
# - construct Axis, Chart, Serie
# - addAxis to chart
# - attach series to axis
# Changing the order will result in undetermined behaviour, most
# likely the axis or even graph not shown. It's irrelevant when you
# fill series with data. See QtChart::createDefaultAxes in QtChart
# source code for details.
self.timeAxis = QtCharts.QDateTimeAxis()
self.timeAxis.setReverse(True)
self.timeAxis.setTickCount(5)
self.timeAxis.setFormat("h:mm:ss.zzz")
self.timeAxis.setTitleText("Time (TAI)")
self.timeAxis.setGridLineVisible(True)
self.addAxis(self.timeAxis, Qt.AlignBottom)
for serie in self.series():
serie.attachAxis(self.timeAxis)
def __init__(
self,
simulation_mode=0,
initial_state: salobj.State = salobj.State.STANDBY,
config_dir=None,
):
super().__init__(
name="CBP",
index=0,
config_dir=config_dir,
initial_state=initial_state,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
config_schema=CONFIG_SCHEMA,
)
self.component = component.CBPComponent(self)
self.simulator = None
self.telemetry_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.telemetry_interval = 0.5
self.in_position_timeout = 20
self.log.info("CBP CSC initialized")
def __init__(
self,
index,
simulation_mode=0,
initial_state=salobj.State.STANDBY,
config_dir=None,
settings_to_apply="",
):
super().__init__(
name="PMD",
index=index,
config_dir=config_dir,
initial_state=initial_state,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
config_schema=CONFIG_SCHEMA,
settings_to_apply=settings_to_apply,
)
self.telemetry_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.telemetry_interval = 1
self.index = index
self.component = None
def __init__(self,
config_dir=None,
initial_state=salobj.State.OFFLINE,
simulation_mode=0):
self.server = None
self.mock_ctrl = None
# Set this to 2 when trackStart is called, then decrement
# when telemetry is received. If > 0 or enabled_substate is
# SLEWING_OR_TRACKING then allow the track command.
# This solves the problem of allowing the track command
# immediately after the trackStart, before telemetry is received.
self._tracking_started_telemetry_counter = 0
# The sequential number of times the camera cable wrap following error
# has been too large.
self._num_ccw_following_errors = 0
self._check_ccw_following_error_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self._reported_ccw_following_error_issue = False
self._faulting = False
self._prev_flags_tracking_success = False
self._prev_flags_tracking_lost = False
super().__init__(
name="MTRotator",
index=0,
port=constants.TELEMETRY_PORT,
sync_pattern=constants.ROTATOR_SYNC_PATTERN,
CommandCode=enums.CommandCode,
ConfigClass=structs.Config,
TelemetryClass=structs.Telemetry,
config_dir=config_dir,
config_schema=CONFIG_SCHEMA,
initial_state=initial_state,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
)
self.mtmount_remote = salobj.Remote(domain=self.domain, name="MTMount")
async def make_csc(
self,
initial_state=salobj.State.OFFLINE,
config_dir=None,
simulation_mode=1,
log_level=None,
timeout=STD_TIMEOUT,
run_mock_ccw=True, # Set False to test failure to enable
**kwargs,
):
"""Override make_csc
This exists primarily because we need to start a mock
camera cable wrap controller before we can enable the CSC.
It also offers the opportunity to make better defaults.
Parameters
----------
name : `str`
Name of SAL component.
initial_state : `lsst.ts.salobj.State` or `int`, optional
The initial state of the CSC. Defaults to STANDBY.
config_dir : `str`, optional
Directory of configuration files, or `None` (the default)
for the standard configuration directory (obtained from
`ConfigureCsc._get_default_config_dir`).
simulation_mode : `int`, optional
Simulation mode. Defaults to 0 because not all CSCs support
simulation. However, tests of CSCs that support simulation
will almost certainly want to set this nonzero.
log_level : `int` or `None`, optional
Logging level, such as `logging.INFO`.
If `None` then do not set the log level, leaving the default
behavior of `SalInfo`: increase the log level to INFO.
timeout : `float`, optional
Time limit for the CSC to start (seconds).
run_mock_ccw : `bool`, optional
If True then start a mock camera cable wrap controller.
**kwargs : `dict`, optional
Extra keyword arguments for `basic_make_csc`.
For a configurable CSC this may include ``settings_to_apply``,
especially if ``initial_state`` is DISABLED or ENABLED.
"""
# We cannot transition the CSC to ENABLED
# until the CCW following loop is running.
# So if initial_state is ENABLED
# start the CSC in DISABLED, start the CCW following loop,
# then transition to ENABLED and swallow the DISABLED state
# and associated controller state (make_csc reads all but the final
# CSC summary state and controller state).
if initial_state == salobj.State.ENABLED:
modified_initial_state = salobj.State.DISABLED
else:
modified_initial_state = initial_state
async with super().make_csc(
initial_state=modified_initial_state,
config_dir=config_dir,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
log_level=log_level,
timeout=timeout,
**kwargs,
), salobj.Controller(name="MTMount") as self.mtmount_controller:
if run_mock_ccw:
self.mock_ccw_task = asyncio.create_task(self.mock_ccw_loop())
else:
print("do not run mock_ccw_loop")
self.mock_ccw_task = salobj.make_done_future()
if initial_state != modified_initial_state:
await self.remote.cmd_enable.start(timeout=STD_TIMEOUT)
await self.assert_next_summary_state(salobj.State.DISABLED)
await self.assert_next_sample(
topic=self.remote.evt_controllerState,
controllerState=ControllerState.DISABLED,
)
try:
yield
finally:
self.enable_mock_ccw_telemetry = False
await asyncio.wait_for(self.mock_ccw_task, timeout=STD_TIMEOUT)
def __init__(self, domain, config, alarm_callback=None):
self.domain = domain
self.alarm_callback = alarm_callback
self._enabled = False
self.enable_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Dict of (sal_component_name, sal_index): lsst.ts.salobj.Remote
self.remotes = dict()
# Dict of rule_name: Rule
self.rules = dict()
# Convert the name of each disabled sal component from a string
# in the form ``name`` or ``name:index`` to a tuple ``(name, index)``.
config.disabled_sal_components = [
salobj.name_to_name_index(name)
for name in config.disabled_sal_components
]
self.config = config
# Make the rules.
for ruledata in self.config.rules:
ruleclassname = ruledata["classname"]
ruleclass = get_rule_class(ruleclassname)
try:
ruleschema = ruleclass.get_schema()
if ruleschema is None:
validator = None
else:
validator = salobj.DefaultingValidator(ruleschema)
except Exception as e:
raise ValueError(
f"Schema for rule class {ruleclassname} not valid") from e
for i, ruleconfig_dict in enumerate(ruledata["configs"]):
try:
if validator is None:
if ruleconfig_dict:
raise ValueError("Rule config dict must be empty")
full_ruleconfig_dict = dict()
else:
full_ruleconfig_dict = validator.validate(
ruleconfig_dict)
ruleconfig = types.SimpleNamespace(**full_ruleconfig_dict)
except Exception as e:
raise ValueError(
f"Config {i+1} for rule class {ruleclassname} not valid: "
f"config={ruleconfig_dict}") from e
rule = ruleclass(config=ruleconfig)
if rule.is_usable(disabled_sal_components=config.
disabled_sal_components):
self.add_rule(rule)
# Accumulate a list of topics that have callback functions.
self._topics_with_callbacks = list()
for remote in self.remotes.values():
for name in dir(remote):
if name[0:4] in ("evt_", "tel_"):
topic = getattr(remote, name)
if topic.callback is not None:
self._topics_with_callbacks.append(topic)
# Set escalation information in the alarms.
remaining_names = set(self.rules)
for escalation_item in config.escalation:
for name_glob in escalation_item["alarms"]:
name_regex = fnmatch.translate(name_glob)
compiled_name_regex = re.compile(name_regex, re.IGNORECASE)
matched_names = [
name for name in remaining_names
if compiled_name_regex.match(name)
]
remaining_names = remaining_names.difference(matched_names)
for name in matched_names:
alarm = self.rules[name].alarm
alarm.escalate_to = escalation_item["to"]
alarm.escalate_delay = escalation_item["delay"]
self.start_task = asyncio.ensure_future(self.start())
def __init__(
self,
port,
door_time=1,
az_vel=6,
home_az=10,
home_az_overshoot=1,
home_az_vel=1,
):
# If port == 0 then this will be updated to the actual port
# in `start`, right after the TCP/IP server is created.
self.port = port
self.door_time = door_time
self.az_vel = az_vel
self.high_speed = 5
self.coast = 0.5
self.tolerance = 1.0
self.home_az = home_az
self.home_az_overshoot = home_az_overshoot
self.home_az_vel = home_az_vel
self.encoder_counts_per_360 = 4018143232
self.az_actuator = simactuators.CircularPointToPointActuator(
speed=az_vel)
self.az_move_timeout = 120
self.watchdog_reset_time = 600
self.dropout_timer = 5
self.reverse_delay = 4
self.main_door_encoder_closed = 118449181478
self.main_door_encoder_opened = 8287616388
self.dropout_door_encoder_closed = 5669776578
self.dropout_door_encoder_opened = 5710996184
self.door_move_timeout = 360
self.door_actuators = {
enum: simactuators.PointToPointActuator(
min_position=0,
max_position=100,
start_position=0,
speed=100 / door_time,
)
for enum in Door
}
self._homing_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.rain_sensor_enabled = True
self.rain_detected = False
self.cloud_sensor_enabled = True
self.clouds_detected = False
self.scb_link_ok = True
self.auto_shutdown_enabled = False
self.estop_active = False
# Name of a command to report as failed once, the next time it is seen,
# or None if no failures. Used to test CSC handling of failed commands.
self.fail_command = None
self.last_rot_right = None
self.log = logging.getLogger("MockDomeController")
self.server = None
# Dict of command: (has_argument, function).
# The function is called with:
# * No arguments, if `has_argument` False.
# * The argument as a string, if `has_argument` is True.
self.dispatch_dict = {
"?": (False, self.do_short_status),
"+": (False, self.do_full_status),
"ST": (False, self.do_stop),
"CL": (False, functools.partial(self.do_close_doors, Door.Main)),
"OP": (False, functools.partial(self.do_open_doors, Door.Main)),
"UP": (False, functools.partial(self.do_close_doors,
Door.Dropout)),
"DN": (False, functools.partial(self.do_open_doors, Door.Dropout)),
"SC": (
False,
functools.partial(self.do_close_doors,
Door.Main | Door.Dropout),
),
"SO": (
False,
functools.partial(self.do_open_doors,
Door.Main | Door.Dropout),
),
"HM": (False, self.do_home),
"MV": (True, self.do_set_cmd_az),
}
def __init__(
self,
index,
config_dir=None,
initial_state=salobj.State.OFFLINE,
settings_to_apply="",
simulation_mode=0,
):
index = enums.SalIndex(index)
controller_constants = constants.IndexControllerConstants[index]
# The maximum position limits configured in the low-level controller.
# The limits specified by the configureLimits command must be
# within these limits.
self.max_pos_limits = constants.MAX_POSITION_LIMITS[index]
# Current position limits; initialize to max limits,
# but update from configuration reported by the low-level controller.
self.current_pos_limits = copy.copy(self.max_pos_limits)
# The move command that is currently running, or None.
self.move_command = None
# Task for the current move, if one is being commanded.
self.move_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Record missing compensation inputs we have warned about,
# to avoid duplicate warnings.
self.missing_inputs_str = ""
# Interval between compensation updates.
# Set in `configure`, but we need an initial value.
self.compensation_interval = 0.2
# Maximum time for the longest possible move (sec) with some buffer.
# Set in `config_callback` but we need an initial value.
# 61.74 is the value for the mock controller as of 2021-04-15.
self.max_move_duration = 65
# The part of the compensation loop that is always safe to cancel.
self.compensation_wait_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# The whole compensation loop; to safely cancel this use::
#
# async with self.write_lock:
# self.compensation_loop_task.cancel()
self.compensation_loop_task = salobj.make_done_future()
# Event set when a telemetry message is received from
# the low-level controller, after it has been parsed.
self.telemetry_event = asyncio.Event()
# Count of number of telemetry samples read
# since issuing a low-level command.
# Maxes out at MAX_N_TELEMETRY.
self.n_telemetry = 0
structs.Config.FRAME_ID = controller_constants.config_frame_id
structs.Telemetry.FRAME_ID = controller_constants.telemetry_frame_id
super().__init__(
name="MTHexapod",
index=index,
port=controller_constants.port,
sync_pattern=controller_constants.sync_pattern,
CommandCode=enums.CommandCode,
ConfigClass=structs.Config,
TelemetryClass=structs.Telemetry,
config_schema=CONFIG_SCHEMA,
config_dir=config_dir,
initial_state=initial_state,
settings_to_apply=settings_to_apply,
simulation_mode=simulation_mode,
)
# TODO DM-28005: add a suitable Remote from which to get temperature;
# perhaps something like:
# self.eas = salobj.Remote(domain=self.domain, name="EAS", include=[?])
self.mtmount = salobj.Remote(
domain=self.domain, name="MTMount", include=["target"]
)
self.mtrotator = salobj.Remote(
domain=self.domain, name="MTRotator", include=["target"]
)
def __init__(
self,
log,
host=hexrotcomm.LOCAL_HOST,
command_port=constants.TELEMETRY_PORT + 1,
telemetry_port=constants.TELEMETRY_PORT,
initial_state=ControllerState.OFFLINE,
):
self.encoder_resolution = 200_000 # counts/deg; arbitrary
# Amplitude of jitter in measured position (deg),
# to simulate encoder jitter.
self.position_jitter = 0.000003
self.tracking_timed_out = False
config = structs.Config()
config.velocity_limit = 3 # deg/sec
config.accel_limit = 1 # deg/sec^2
config.pos_error_threshold = 0.1 # deg
config.lower_pos_limit = -90 # deg
config.upper_pos_limit = 90 # deg
config.following_error_threshold = 0.1 # deg
config.track_success_pos_threshold = 0.01 # deg
config.tracking_lost_timeout = 5 # sec
telemetry = structs.Telemetry()
telemetry.set_pos = math.nan
self.tracking_timer_task = salobj.make_done_future()
self.rotator = simactuators.TrackingActuator(
min_position=config.lower_pos_limit,
max_position=config.upper_pos_limit,
max_velocity=config.velocity_limit,
max_acceleration=config.accel_limit,
dtmax_track=0.25,
)
# Set True when the first TRACK_VEL_CMD command is received
# and False when not tracking. Used to delay setting
# telemetry.flags_slew_complete to 1 until we know
# where we are going.
self.track_vel_cmd_seen = False
# Dict of command key: command
extra_commands = {
(
enums.CommandCode.SET_ENABLED_SUBSTATE,
enums.SetEnabledSubstateParam.MOVE_POINT_TO_POINT,
):
self.do_move_point_to_point,
(
enums.CommandCode.SET_ENABLED_SUBSTATE,
enums.SetEnabledSubstateParam.TRACK,
):
self.do_track,
(
enums.CommandCode.SET_ENABLED_SUBSTATE,
enums.SetEnabledSubstateParam.STOP,
):
self.do_stop,
(
enums.CommandCode.SET_ENABLED_SUBSTATE,
enums.SetEnabledSubstateParam.CONSTANT_VELOCITY,
):
self.do_constant_velocity,
enums.CommandCode.FAULT:
self.do_fault,
enums.CommandCode.POSITION_SET:
self.do_position_set,
enums.CommandCode.SET_CONSTANT_VEL:
self.do_set_constant_vel,
enums.CommandCode.CONFIG_VEL:
self.do_config_vel,
enums.CommandCode.CONFIG_ACCEL:
self.do_config_accel,
enums.CommandCode.TRACK_VEL_CMD:
self.do_track_vel_cmd,
}
super().__init__(
log=log,
CommandCode=enums.CommandCode,
extra_commands=extra_commands,
config=config,
telemetry=telemetry,
host=host,
command_port=command_port,
telemetry_port=telemetry_port,
initial_state=initial_state,
)
