def test_wrong_socket_type():
address = '127.0.0.1'
port = get_available_port()
term = b'\r\n'
t = threading.Thread(target=echo_server_udp, args=(address, port, term))
t.start()
time.sleep(0.1) # allow some time for the echo server to start
with pytest.raises(MSLConnectionError):
EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='TCP::{}::{}'.format(address,
port), # trying TCP for a UDP server
backend=Backend.MSL,
properties=dict(termination=term, timeout=5),
)).connect()
record = EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='UDP::{}::{}'.format(address, port),
backend=Backend.MSL,
properties=dict(termination=term, timeout=5),
))
# use the correct socket type to shutdown the server
dev = record.connect()
dev.write('SHUTDOWN')
def set_stage(self):
MotionControl.build_device_list()
all_devices = MotionControl.get_device_list()
recordx = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial=str(26001683), # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
recordy = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial=str(26001718), # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
self.motorx = recordx.connect()
self.motory = recordy.connect()
# load the configuration settings (so that we can use the get_real_value_from_device_unit() method)
try:
self.motory.load_settings()
self.motorx.load_settings()
# start polling at 200 ms
self.motorx.start_polling(200)
self.motory.start_polling(200)
self.motorx.set_homing_velocity(
204890604
) #1.9mm/s, sale de get_device_unit_from_real_value(2,1)
self.motory.set_homing_velocity(
204890604
) #1.9mm/s, sale de get_device_unit_from_real_value(2,1)
self.motorx.set_homing_velocity(5392 * 100000)
self.motory.set_homing_velocity(5392 * 100000)
self.motorx.home()
self.motory.home()
time.sleep(1)
while self.get_x_y_position() != (0.0000, 0.0000):
time.sleep(0.1)
log.info('Stage of stepper motors CONNECTED')
self.motorx.set_vel_params(204890604, 110485) # 1.9mm/s, 5mm/s^2
self.motory.set_vel_params(204890604, 110485)
except:
log.error('Can-t load settings')
self.motorx.start_polling(200)
self.motory.start_polling(200)
self.motorx.home()
self.motory.home()
time.sleep(1)
while self.get_x_y_position() != (0.0000, 0.0000):
time.sleep(0.1)
log.info('Stage of stepper motors CONNECTED')
self.motorx.set_motor_velocity_limits(3.0, 10.0)
self.motory.set_motor_velocity_limits(3.0, 10.0)
self.motorx.set_vel_params(204890604, 110485) #1.9mm/s, 5mm/s^2
self.motory.set_vel_params(204890604, 110485)
def set_stage(self):
#print('Building the device list...')
MotionControl.build_device_list()
#n_devices = MotionControl.get_device_list_size()
'''if n_devices == 0:
print('There are no devices in the device list')
sys.exit(0)
elif n_devices == 1:
print('There is 1 device in the device list')
else:
print('There are {} devices in the device list'.format(n_devices))'''
all_devices = MotionControl.get_device_list()
#print('The serial numbers of all the devices are: {}'.format(all_devices))
recordx = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial=str(26001683), # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
recordy = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial=str(26001718), # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
#print('The motor in the x direction is the one with serial number # ' + str(26001683))
#print('The motor in the y direction is the one with serial number # ' + str(26001718))
self.motorx = recordx.connect()
self.motory = recordy.connect()
#print('Connected to {}'.format(self.motorx))
#print('Connected to {}'.format(self.motory))
# load the configuration settings (so that we can use the get_real_value_from_device_unit() method)
try:
self.motory.load_settings()
self.motorx.load_settings()
# start polling at 200 ms
self.motorx.start_polling(200)
self.motory.start_polling(200)
#print('Homing both motors...')
self.motorx.home()
self.motory.home()
#self.wait(0,self.motorx)
#self.wait(0,self.motory)
print('Stage connected.')
except:
print("Can-t load settings")
# start polling at 200 ms
self.motorx.start_polling(200)
self.motory.start_polling(200)
#print('Homing both motors...')
self.motorx.home()
self.motory.home()
print('Stage connected.')
def set_x_and_y_motor(self, serialx, serialy):
recordx = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial=str(serialx), # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
recordy = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial=str(serialy), # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
print('The motor in the x direction is the one with serial number # ' +
str(serialx))
print('The motor in the y direction is the one with serial number # ' +
str(serialy))
self.motorx = recordx.connect()
self.motory = recordy.connect()
print('Connected to {}'.format(self.motorx))
print('Connected to {}'.format(self.motory))
# load the configuration settings (so that we can use the get_real_value_from_device_unit() method)
try:
self.motory.load_settings()
self.motorx.load_settings()
# start polling at 200 ms
self.motorx.start_polling(200)
self.motory.start_polling(200)
print('Homing both motors...')
self.motorx.home()
self.motory.home()
#self.wait(0,self.motorx)
#self.wait(0,self.motory)
print('Homing done.')
except:
print("Can-t load settings")
# start polling at 200 ms
self.motorx.start_polling(200)
self.motory.start_polling(200)
print('Homing both motors...')
self.motorx.home()
self.motory.home()
print('Homing done.')
def test_dmm1_group():
# create a record with a model number that is in the _DMM1 group
record = EquipmentRecord(model='34465A', connection=ConnectionRecord())
dmm = dmm_factory(record.connection, ConnectionMessageBased)(record)
cmd = dmm._cmd
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='AC', RANGE=None,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:AC?'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=None,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:DC?'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='AC', RANGE='AUTO',
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:AC? AUTO'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE='AUTO',
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:DC? AUTO'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='AC', RANGE=10,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:AC? 10'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=10,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:DC? 10'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=0.001,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:DC? 0.001'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=0.001,
RESOLUTION=1e-6) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:DC? 0.001,1e-06'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=None,
RESOLUTION=1e-6) == 'MEASURE:VOLTAGE:DC?'
def __init__(self):
"""Initialize the communication with the digital multimeter.
This script must be run on a computer that the multimeter is
physically connected to.
"""
# Initialize the Service. Set the name of the DigitalMultimeter Service,
# as it will appear on the Network Manager, to be 'Hewlett Packard 34401A'
# and specify that only 1 Client on the network can control the digital
# multimeter at any instance in time. Once the Client disconnects from
# the Network Manager another Client would then be able to link with the
# DigitalMultimeter Service to control the digital multimeter.
super().__init__(name='Hewlett Packard 34401A', max_clients=1)
# Connect to the digital multimeter
# (see MSL-Equipment for more details)
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='HP',
model='34401A',
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='COM4', # RS232 interface
backend='MSL',
))
self._dmm = record.connect()
def test_termination_changed():
c = ConnectionMessageBased(EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord()))
c.encoding = 'cp1252'
assert isinstance(c.read_termination, bytes)
assert isinstance(c.write_termination, bytes)
assert c.read_termination == b'\n'
assert c.write_termination == b'\r\n'
c.encoding = 'utf-8'
term = 'xxx'
c.read_termination = term
c.write_termination = term
assert isinstance(c.read_termination, bytes)
assert isinstance(c.write_termination, bytes)
assert c.read_termination == b'xxx'
assert c.write_termination == b'xxx'
term = b'yyy'
c.read_termination = term
c.write_termination = term
assert isinstance(c.read_termination, bytes)
assert isinstance(c.write_termination, bytes)
assert c.read_termination == term
assert c.write_termination == term
c.read_termination = None
c.write_termination = None
c.encoding = 'ascii'
assert c.read_termination is None
assert c.write_termination is None
term = 'zzz'.encode('ascii')
c.read_termination = term
c.write_termination = term
assert isinstance(c.read_termination, bytes)
assert isinstance(c.write_termination, bytes)
assert c.read_termination == term
assert c.write_termination == term
c.read_termination = bytes(bytearray([13, 10]))
c.write_termination = bytes(bytearray([13]))
assert isinstance(c.read_termination, bytes)
assert isinstance(c.write_termination, bytes)
assert c.read_termination == b'\r\n'
assert c.write_termination == b'\r'
# check that the encoding is valid
assert c.read_termination == b'\r\n'
assert c.write_termination == b'\r'
with pytest.raises(LookupError):
c.encoding = 'unknown'
c.read_termination = None
c.write_termination = None
assert c.read_termination is None
assert c.write_termination is None
with pytest.raises(LookupError):
c.encoding = 'unknown'
def test_termination_converted_to_bytes():
record = EquipmentRecord(
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='COM6',
backend='MSL',
properties={'termination': 'xyz'}
)
)
assert record.connection.properties['termination'] == b'xyz'
def test_connection_serial_read():
term = b'\r\n'
# simulate a Serial port
master, slave = pty.openpty()
thread = threading.Thread(target=echo_server,
args=(master, term),
daemon=True)
thread.start()
time.sleep(0.5) # allow some time for the echo server to start
record = EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='ASRL' + os.ttyname(slave),
backend=Backend.MSL,
properties={
'read_termination': term,
'write_termination': term,
'timeout': 25,
},
))
dev = record.connect()
assert dev.read_termination == term
assert dev.write_termination == term
dev.write('hello')
assert dev.read() == 'hello'
n = dev.write('hello')
assert dev.read(n) == 'hello' + term.decode()
dev.write('x' * 4096)
assert dev.read() == 'x' * 4096
n = dev.write('123.456')
with pytest.raises(MSLConnectionError):
dev.read(n + 1)
with pytest.raises(MSLConnectionError):
dev.read(dev.max_read_size +
1) # requesting more bytes than are maximally allowed
msg = 'a' * (dev.max_read_size - len(term))
dev.write(msg)
assert dev.read() == msg
dev.write(b'021.3' + term + b',054.2')
assert dev.read() == '021.3' # read until first `term`
assert dev.read() == ',054.2' # read until second `term`
dev.write('SHUTDOWN')
def test_udp_socket_read():
address = '127.0.0.1'
port = get_available_port()
term = b'\r\n'
t = threading.Thread(target=echo_server_udp, args=(address, port, term))
t.start()
time.sleep(0.1) # allow some time for the echo server to start
record = EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='UDP::{}::{}'.format(address, port),
backend=Backend.MSL,
properties=dict(
termination=term, # sets both read_termination and write_termination
timeout=30),
))
dev = record.connect()
assert dev.read_termination == term
assert dev.write_termination == term
dev.write('hello')
assert dev.read() == 'hello'
n = dev.write('hello')
assert dev.read(n) == 'hello' + term.decode(
) # specified `size` so `term` is not removed
n = dev.write(b'021.3' + term + b',054.2')
assert dev.read(n) == '021.3' + term.decode() + ',054.2' + term.decode(
) # `term` is not removed
dev.write(b'021.3' + term + b',054.2')
assert dev.read(3) == '021'
assert dev.read(5) == '.3' + term.decode() + ','
assert dev.read(
) == '054.2' # read the rest -- removes the `term` at the end
dev.write(b'021.3' + term + b',054.2')
assert dev.read() == '021.3' # read until first `term`
assert dev.read() == ',054.2' # read until second `term`
n = dev.write('12345')
assert n == 7
with pytest.raises(MSLTimeoutError):
dev.read(n + 1) # read more bytes than are available
assert dev.read(n) == '12345' + term.decode()
assert len(dev.byte_buffer) == 0
dev.write('SHUTDOWN')
def test_tcp_socket_timeout():
address = '127.0.0.1'
port = get_available_port()
write_termination = b'\n'
t = threading.Thread(target=echo_server_tcp,
args=(address, port, write_termination))
t.start()
time.sleep(0.1) # allow some time for the echo server to start
record = EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='TCPIP::{}::{}::SOCKET'.format(
address, port), # use PyVISA's address convention
backend=Backend.MSL,
properties=dict(write_termination=write_termination, timeout=7),
))
dev = record.connect()
assert dev.timeout == 7
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() == 7
dev.timeout = None
assert dev.timeout is None
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() is None
dev.timeout = 0.1
assert dev.timeout == 0.1
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() == 0.1
dev.timeout = 0
assert dev.timeout is None
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() is None
dev.timeout = -1
assert dev.timeout is None
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() is None
dev.timeout = -12345
assert dev.timeout is None
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() is None
dev.timeout = 10
assert dev.timeout == 10
assert dev.socket.gettimeout() == 10
dev.write('SHUTDOWN')
def motor_startup():
# ensure that the Kinesis folder is available on PATH
os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + 'C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/Kinesis'
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KDC101',
serial='27002424', # update the serial number for your KDC101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.DCServo.dll'))
# connect to the KCube DC Servo
motor = record.connect()
print('\nConnected to {}'.format(motor))
# load the configuration settings (so that we can use the get_real_value_from_device_unit() method)
motor.load_settings()
return motor
def test_connection_serial_timeout():
term = b'\r\n'
# simulate a Serial port
master, slave = pty.openpty()
thread = threading.Thread(target=echo_server,
args=(master, term),
daemon=True)
thread.start()
time.sleep(0.5) # allow some time for the echo server to start
record = EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='ASRL' + os.ttyname(slave),
backend=Backend.MSL,
properties={
'termination': term,
'timeout': 21,
},
))
dev = record.connect()
assert dev.timeout == 21
assert dev.serial.timeout == 21
assert dev.serial.write_timeout == 21
dev.timeout = None
assert dev.timeout is None
assert dev.serial.timeout is None
assert dev.serial.write_timeout is None
dev.timeout = 10
assert dev.timeout == 10
assert dev.serial.timeout == 10
assert dev.serial.write_timeout == 10
dev.write('SHUTDOWN')
def test_dmm2_group():
# create a record with a model number that is in the _DMM2 group
record = EquipmentRecord(model='3458A', connection=ConnectionRecord())
dmm = dmm_factory(record.connection, ConnectionMessageBased)(record)
cmd = dmm._cmd
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='AC', RANGE=None, RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC ACV'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=None, RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC DCV'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='AC', RANGE='AUTO',
RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC ACV,AUTO'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE='AUTO',
RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC DCV,AUTO'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='AC', RANGE=10,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC ACV,10'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=10,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC DCV,10'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=0.001,
RESOLUTION=None) == 'FUNC DCV,0.001'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=0.001,
RESOLUTION=1e-6) == 'FUNC DCV,0.001,1e-06'
assert cmd('voltage', ACDC='DC', RANGE=None, RESOLUTION=1e-6) == 'FUNC DCV'
def test_encoding_errors():
cmb = ConnectionMessageBased(
EquipmentRecord(connection=ConnectionRecord()))
assert cmb.encoding_errors == 'strict'
allowed = [
'strict', 'ignore', 'replace', 'xmlcharrefreplace', 'backslashreplace'
]
if sys.version_info[:2] > (2, 7):
allowed.append('namereplace')
for value in allowed:
cmb.encoding_errors = value
assert cmb.encoding_errors == value
for value in allowed:
cmb.encoding_errors = value.upper()
assert cmb.encoding_errors == value
for item in ['doesnotexist', None, '', 888]:
with pytest.raises(MSLConnectionError):
cmb.encoding_errors = item
"""
Rather than loading a PicoScope from an Equipment-Register database, manually create an
EquipmentRecord for a PicoScope.
"""
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Pico Technology',
model='5244B', # must update the model number for your PicoScope
serial='DY135/055', # must update the serial number for your PicoScope
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::C:/Program Files/Pico Technology/SDK/lib/ps5000a.dll',
properties={
'resolution': '14bit', # only used for ps5000a series PicoScope's
'auto_select_power': True, # for PicoScopes that can be powered by an AC adaptor or by a USB cable
},
)
)
def test_find_resource_class():
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer='XXX',
model='yyy',
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls is None
for man in ('Bentham', 'Bentham Instruments Limited',
'Bentham Instruments Ltd.'):
for mod in ('TMc300', 'DTMc300'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.bentham.benhw64.Bentham
for man in (
'CMI',
'Czech Metrology Institute',
):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model='SIA3',
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.cmi.sia3.SIA3
for man in (
'cmi',
'come in',
):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model='SIA3',
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls is None
for man in ('OMEGA', 'omega'):
for suffix in ('w3', 'd3', 'sd', 'm', 'w', '2'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model='ithx-' + suffix,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.omega.ithx.iTHX
for man in ('Pico Tech', 'Pico Technologies', 'Pico Technology'):
for mod in ('PicoScope 2104', '2104', '2105', '2202', '2203', '2204',
'2205', '2204A', '2205A'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps2000.PicoScope2000, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 2205A MSO', '2205A MSO', '2205 MSO', '2206',
'2206A', '2206B', '2206B MSO', '2207', '2207A', '2207B',
'2207B MSO', '2208', '2208A', '2208B', '2208B MSO',
'2405A', '2406B', '2407B', '2408B'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps2000a.PicoScope2000A, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 3204', '3204', '3205', '3206', '3224', '3424',
'3425'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps3000.PicoScope3000, mod
for mod in (
'PicoScope 3203D',
'3203D',
'3204D',
'3205D',
'3206D',
'3403D',
'3404D',
'3405D',
'3406D',
'3203D MSO',
'3204D MSO',
'3205D MSO',
'3206D MSO',
'3403D MSO',
'3404D MSO',
'3405D MSO',
'3406D MSO',
'3204A',
'3205A',
'3206A',
'3207A',
'3204B',
'3205B',
'3206B',
'3207B',
'3204 MSO',
'3205 MSO',
'3206 MSO',
'3404A',
'3405A',
'3406A',
'3404B',
'3405B',
'3406B',
):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps3000a.PicoScope3000A, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 4224', '4224', '4224 IEPE', '4262', '4424'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps4000.PicoScope4000, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 4444', '4444', '4824'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps4000a.PicoScope4000A, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 5000', '5000'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps5000.PicoScope5000, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 5242A', '5242A', '5243A', '5244A', '5442A',
'5443A', '5444A', '5242B', '5243B', '5244B', '5442B',
'5443B', '5444B'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps5000a.PicoScope5000A, mod
for mod in ('PicoScope 6407', '6407', '6402C', '6402D', '6403C',
'6403D', '6404C', '6404D'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.picoscope.ps6000.PicoScope6000, mod
for mod in ('PT-104', 'PT104'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.picotech.pt104.PT104, mod
for man in ('Thorlabs', 'Thorlabs Inc.'):
for mod in ('FW102C', 'FW102CNEB', 'FW212C', 'FW212CNEB'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.fwxx2c.FilterWheelXX2C
for mod in ('BSC101', 'BSC102', 'BSC103', 'BSC201', 'BSC202',
'BSC203'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.kinesis.benchtop_stepper_motor.BenchtopStepperMotor
for mod in ('MFF101', 'MFF102', 'MFF101/M', 'MFF102/M'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.kinesis.filter_flipper.FilterFlipper
for mod in ('LTS150', 'LTS150/M', 'LTS300', 'LTS300/M', 'MLJ050/M',
'MLJ150', 'MLJ150', 'MLJ150/M'
'K10CR1', 'K10CR1/M'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.kinesis.integrated_stepper_motors.IntegratedStepperMotors
for mod in ('KDC101', ):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.kinesis.kcube_dc_servo.KCubeDCServo
for mod in ('KSC101', ):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.kinesis.kcube_solenoid.KCubeSolenoid
for mod in ('KST101', ):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.thorlabs.kinesis.kcube_stepper_motor.KCubeStepperMotor
for man in ('OptoSigma', 'Opto Sigma', 'SigmaKoki', 'SigmaKoki',
'Sigma Koki Co. LTD'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model='SHOT-702',
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.optosigma.shot702.SHOT702
for man in ('Electron Dynamics', 'Electron Dynamics LTD',
'Electron Dynamics Ltd.'):
for mod in ('TC LV', 'TCLV', 'TC M', 'TCM', 'TC M PCB', 'TC M Unit',
'TC Lite', 'TClite'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.electron_dynamics.tc_series.TCSeries
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer='Avantes',
model='does not matter!',
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.avantes.avaspec.Avantes
for man in ('NKT', 'NKT Photonics', 'NKTPhotonics'):
for mod in ('Extreme', 'SuperK', 'Koheras BasiK', 'does not matter!'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.nkt.NKT
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer='Princeton Instruments',
model='does not matter!',
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.princeton_instruments.arc_instrument.PrincetonInstruments
for man in ('DataRay', 'Data Ray', 'Data Ray Inc.', 'DataRay Inc.'):
for mod in ('WinCamD', 'S-WCD-LCM-C-1310', 'does not matter!'):
record = ConnectionRecord(manufacturer=man,
model=mod,
backend=Backend.MSL)
cls = resources.find_resource_class(record)
assert cls == resources.dataray.datarayocx_64.DataRayOCX64
if __name__ == '__main__':
import os
from pprint import pprint
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
# ensure that the Kinesis folder is available on PATH
os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + 'C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/Kinesis'
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='LTS150/M', # update the model number for your Integrated Stepper Motor
serial='45870601', # update the serial number for your Integrated Stepper Motor
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.IntegratedStepperMotors.dll',
),
)
def wait(value):
motor.clear_message_queue()
message_type, message_id, _ = motor.wait_for_message()
while message_type != 2 or message_id != value:
position = motor.get_position()
print(' at position {} [device units]'.format(position))
message_type, message_id, _ = motor.wait_for_message()
# connect to the Integrated Stepper Motor
motor = record.connect()
print('Connected to {}'.format(motor))
Example showing how to communicate with a PR4000B Flow and Pressure
controller from MKS Instruments.
"""
# this "if" statement is used so that Sphinx does not execute this script when the docs are being built
if __name__ == '__main__':
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord
from msl.equipment.constants import Parity, DataBits
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='MKS Instruments',
model='PR4000BF2V2',
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='COM3', # change for your device
baud_rate=9600, # change for your device
parity=Parity.ODD, # change for your device
termination=b'\r',
timeout=5,
data_bits=DataBits.SEVEN,
))
# connect to the controller
mks = record.connect()
# get the identity of the controller
identity = mks.identity()
print('Identity: {}'.format(identity))
# reset to the default pressure configuration
mks.default('pressure')
# set the pressure range for channel 2 to be 133 Pa
Example showing how to communicate with a SuperK Fianium laser using the NKT SDK.
"""
# this "if" statement is used so that Sphinx does not execute this script when the docs are being built
if __name__ == '__main__':
import time
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='NKT',
model='SuperK Fianium', # change for your device
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='COM6', # change for your computer
backend=Backend.MSL,
# When installing the SDK a NKTP_SDK_PATH environment variable is created
# and this variable is used to specify the path to the dll file. However, you
# can also explicitly specify the location of the dll file.
properties={'sdk_path': r'D:\NKTPDLL.dll'},
))
DEVICE_ID = 15
# Connect to the SuperK laser
nkt = record.connect()
# Get some info about the SuperK
print('The status of the SuperK: {!r}'.format(nkt.get_port_status()))
print('The following modules are available in the device:')
for module, DEVICE_ID in nkt.get_modules().items():
print(' ModuleType={} DeviceID={}'.format(module, DEVICE_ID))
print(' Status bits: {}'.format(
"""
This example shows how to communicate with Thorlabs FW102C Series or
FW212C Series Motorized Filter Wheels.
"""
# this "if" statement is used so that Sphinx does not execute this script when the docs are being built
if __name__ == '__main__':
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='FW212C', # specify FW102C is you are using the 6-position filter wheel (can also include the NEB suffix)
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/FilterWheel102_win64.dll', # update the location of the DLL
properties={'port': 'COM4'}, # update the port number
),
)
# connect to the Filter Wheel
wheel = record.connect()
position = wheel.get_position()
print('The initial filter position was {}'.format(position))
# make the Filter Wheel return to the start position if it is at the last position
if position == wheel.get_position_count():
position = 0
wheel.set_position(position+1)
def test_equivalent_to_importing_nidaqmx():
record = EquipmentRecord(
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.NIDAQ
)
)
daq = record.connect(demo=False)
assert daq.CtrFreq == nidaqmx.CtrFreq
assert daq.CtrTick == nidaqmx.CtrTick
assert daq.CtrTime == nidaqmx.CtrTime
assert daq.DaqError == nidaqmx.DaqError
assert daq.DaqResourceWarning == nidaqmx.DaqResourceWarning
assert daq.DaqWarning == nidaqmx.DaqWarning
assert daq.Scale == nidaqmx.Scale
assert daq.Task == nidaqmx.Task
assert daq.constants == nidaqmx.constants
assert daq.errors == nidaqmx.errors
assert daq.stream_readers == stream_readers
assert daq.stream_writers == stream_writers
assert daq.system == nidaqmx.system
assert daq.types == nidaqmx.types
assert daq.utils == nidaqmx.utils
for item in dir(nidaqmx.constants):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.constants, item) == getattr(nidaqmx.constants, item)
for item in dir(nidaqmx.errors):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.errors, item) == getattr(nidaqmx.errors, item)
for item in dir(stream_readers):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.stream_readers, item) == getattr(stream_readers, item)
for item in dir(stream_writers):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.stream_writers, item) == getattr(stream_writers, item)
for item in dir(nidaqmx.system):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.system, item) == getattr(nidaqmx.system, item)
for item in dir(nidaqmx.system.system):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.system.system, item) == getattr(nidaqmx.system.system, item)
for item in dir(nidaqmx.types):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.types, item) == getattr(nidaqmx.types, item)
for item in dir(nidaqmx.utils):
if item.startswith('_'):
continue
assert getattr(daq.utils, item) == getattr(nidaqmx.utils, item)
import os
from pprint import pprint
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
from msl.equipment.resources.thorlabs import MotionControl
# ensure that the Kinesis folder is available on PATH
os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + 'C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/Kinesis'
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KST101',
serial='26000908', # update the serial number for your KST101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.StepperMotor.dll',
),
)
def wait():
motor.clear_message_queue()
while True:
status = motor.convert_message(*motor.wait_for_message())['id']
if status == 'Homed' or status == 'Moved':
break
position = motor.get_position()
real = motor.get_real_value_from_device_unit(position, 'DISTANCE')
print(' at position {} [device units] {:.3f} [real-world units]'.
format(position, real))
# avoid the FT_DeviceNotFound error
# this "if" statement is used so that Sphinx does not execute this script when the docs are being built
if __name__ == '__main__':
import pprint
try:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
except ImportError:
plt = None
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='DataRay',
model='WinCamD',
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='SDK::DATARAYOCX',
backend=Backend.MSL,
),
)
# connect to the camera
# NOTE: a GUI will be displayed (the GUI must remain open
# to have full access to the DataRay OCX library).
camera = record.connect()
# wait until we finish configuring the camera
# (e.g, setting the ROI, the number of averages, ...)
camera.wait_to_configure()
# capture an image (could be an average of N images)
info = camera.capture()
if __name__ == '__main__':
import os
from pprint import pprint
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
# ensure that the Kinesis folder is available on PATH
os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + 'C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/Kinesis'
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='KDC101',
serial='27002424', # update the serial number for your KDC101
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.KCube.DCServo.dll',
),
)
def wait(value):
motor.clear_message_queue()
message_type, message_id, _ = motor.wait_for_message()
while message_type != 2 or message_id != value:
position = motor.get_position()
real = motor.get_real_value_from_device_unit(position, 'DISTANCE')
print(' at position {} [device units] {} [real-world units]'.format(position, real))
message_type, message_id, _ = motor.wait_for_message()
# connect to the KCube DC Servo
motor = record.connect()
print('\nConnected to {}\n'.format(motor))
import os
import time
from pprint import pprint
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
# ensure that the Kinesis folder is available on PATH
os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + 'C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/Kinesis'
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='BSC201',
serial='40876748', # update the serial number for your BSC201
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.Benchtop.StepperMotor.dll',
backend=Backend.MSL,
)
)
def wait(value):
motor.clear_message_queue(channel)
message_type, message_id, _ = motor.wait_for_message(channel)
while message_type != 2 or message_id != value:
position = motor.get_position(channel)
print(' at position {} [device units]'.format(position))
message_type, message_id, _ = motor.wait_for_message(channel)
# connect to the Benchtop Stepper Motor
motor = record.connect()
print('Connected to {}'.format(motor))
print('DeviceStatusCallback: {}'.format(
(port, dev_id, status, data_length, data)))
# Load the SDK before before connecting to the laser just to see the PortStatusCallback messages.
# When installing the SDK a NKTP_SDK_PATH environment variable is created
# and this variable specifies the path of the dll file. However, you
# can also explicitly specify the path of the dll file. For example, you
# can use NKT.load_sdk() to automatically find the DLL file.
NKT.load_sdk('D:/NKTPDLL.dll')
NKT.set_callback_port_status(port_callback)
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='NKT',
model='SuperK Fianium', # change for your device
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='COM9', # change for your computer
backend=Backend.MSL,
))
# Connect to the laser
nkt = record.connect()
# You can also use the "nkt" object to set the callbacks
nkt.set_callback_register_status(register_callback)
nkt.set_callback_device_status(device_callback)
device_id = 15
# Check the Interlock status
ilock = nkt.register_read_u16(device_id, 0x32)
print('Interlock OK? {}'.format(ilock == 2))
if ilock == 1: # then requires an interlock reset
This example opens the connection in async mode (does not work properly in Python 2.7).
"""
# this "if" statement is used so that Sphinx does not execute this script when the docs are being built
if __name__ == '__main__':
import time
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Pico Technology',
model='5244B',
serial='DY135/055',
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::ps5000a',
properties={'open_async': True}, # opening in async mode is done in the properties
)
)
start = time.time()
scope = record.connect()
while True:
now = time.time()
progress = scope.open_unit_progress()
print('Progress: {}%'.format(progress))
if progress == 100:
break
time.sleep(0.02)
Example showing how to communicate with an MX100TP DC power supply.
"""
# this "if" statement is used so that Sphinx does not execute this script when the docs are being built
if __name__ == '__main__':
import time
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Aim-TTi',
model='MX100TP',
connection=ConnectionRecord(
address='TCP::192.168.1.70::9221', # if using the LAN port
# address='COM5', # if using the USB or RS232 port
# address='Prologix::192.168.1.71::1234::6', # if using a Prologix GPIB-ETHERNET Controller
backend=Backend.MSL,
timeout=5,
))
# the Output channel
channel = 1
# establish the connection to the DC power supply
tti = record.connect()
# turn Output 1 on and set the voltage of Output 1 to 0.1 Volts
tti.turn_on(channel)
tti.set_voltage(channel, 0.1)
print('The output voltage for Output 1 is: ', tti.get_voltage(channel))
if __name__ == '__main__':
import os
import time
from msl.equipment import EquipmentRecord, ConnectionRecord, Backend
# ensure that the Kinesis folder is available on PATH
os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + 'C:/Program Files/Thorlabs/Kinesis'
# rather than reading the EquipmentRecord from a database we can create it manually
record = EquipmentRecord(
manufacturer='Thorlabs',
model='MFF101/M', # specify MFF102 if you have the 2" version
serial='37871232', # update the serial number for your MFF
connection=ConnectionRecord(
backend=Backend.MSL,
address='SDK::Thorlabs.MotionControl.FilterFlipper.dll',
),
)
# connect to the Filter Flipper
flipper = record.connect()
print('Connected to {}'.format(flipper))
# wait a little bit for the Thorlabs SDK to open the serial port
time.sleep(1)
# start polling at 200 ms
flipper.start_polling(200)
position = flipper.get_position()
print('Flipper is at position {}'.format(position))
