def pre_start(self):
"""\
Do initial base class set up required before start, such as
initialize self._xbee_manager and self._extended_address
"""
if self._xbee_manager is None:
# then initialize things
self._tracer.calls("XBeeBase.pre_start()")
# Fetch the XBee Manager name from the Settings Manager:
dm = self._core.get_service("device_driver_manager")
self._xbee_manager = dm.instance_get(
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "xbee_device_manager"))
# Register ourselves with the XBee Device Manager instance:
self._xbee_manager.xbee_device_register(self)
# Get the extended address of the device:
self._extended_address = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "extended_address")
# Create a callback specification that calls back this driver when
# our device has left the configuring state and has transitioned
# to the running state:
xbdm_running_event_spec = XBeeDeviceManagerRunningEventSpec()
xbdm_running_event_spec.cb_set(self.running_indication)
self._xbee_manager.xbee_device_event_spec_add(self,
xbdm_running_event_spec)
# else do nothing
return
def make_request(self):
success = True
self._tracer.debug("make_request")
extended_address = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "extended_address")
try:
sample = self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_ddo_get_param(extended_address, '1S')
self.__decode_sample(sample)
self._tracer.debug("Successfully retrieved and decoded sample.")
except TypeError:
success = False
self._tracer.error("Device driver does not match with connected hardware.")
pass
except:
success = False
self._tracer.warning("Xmission failure, will retry.")
pass
# Schedule another heart beat poll, but only if we aren't in sleep mode.
will_sleep = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sleep")
if will_sleep != True:
self.__schedule_request()
self.__reschedule_retry_watchdog()
return success
def apply_settings(self):
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
# There were problems with settings, terminate early:
print "idigi_db (%s): Settings rejected/not found: %s %s" % \
(self.__name, rejected, not_found)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
# Verify that if we are on the Digi ConnectPort X3, that the user
# doesn't have the secure option set to True.
# If they do, we MUST bail here and also warn the user that the
# Digi ConnectPort X3 cannot do secure/encrypted idigi connections.
if accepted['secure'] == True and get_platform_name() == 'digix3':
print "idigi_db (%s): The Digi ConnectPort X3 product cannot " \
"do secure/encrypted connections to the iDigi Server. " \
"Please set the 'secure' option to False!" % \
(self.__name)
rejected['secure'] = accepted['secure']
del accepted['secure']
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
# xbee_manager_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "xbee_device_manager")
dm = self.__core.get_service("device_driver_manager")
self.__xbee_manager = dm.instance_get("xbee_device_manager")
self.__last_upload_time = 0
self.repeat()
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def run(self):
#Get the device properties
time_sleep = SettingsBase.get_setting(self,"update_rate")
self.input_gpios = SettingsBase.get_setting(self,"input_gpios")
self.output_gpios = SettingsBase.get_setting(self,"output_gpios")
#Call the GPIOs initializer method
self.initialize_gpios()
#Start the refresh thread
while 1:
if self.__stopevent.isSet():
self.__stopevent.clear()
break
try:
while self.setting_gpio:
pass
self.get_GPIOs()
except Exception, e:
self.__tracer.error("Unable to update values: %s", str(e))
#Sleep the time configured in settings (in seconds)
digitime.sleep(time_sleep)
def run(self):
while self.started_flag:
msg = self.queue.get()
if not self.started_flag:
return
host = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'server_address')
port = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'port')
frm = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'from_address')
to = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'to_address')
try:
s = smtplib.SMTP(host, port)
except Exception, e:
self.__tracer.error("Failed to connect to SMTP server")
self.__tracer.warning("If using a DNS name, " + \
"make sure the Digi device is configured" + \
" to use the correct DNS server")
try:
error_list = s.sendmail(frm, to, msg)
except:
self.__tracer.error("Failed to send messages, please double check server/port")
else:
for err in error_list:
self.__tracer.error("Failed to send message to %s address", err)
s.quit()
def apply_settings(self):
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
# there were problems with settings, terminate early:
self.__tracer.error("Settings rejected/not found: %s %s",
rejected, not_found)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
# Verify that the sample predelay time when added to the awake time
# is not over 0xffff.
if accepted['sample_predelay'] + accepted['awake_time_ms'] > 0xffff:
self.__tracer.error("The awake_time_ms value (%d) " +
"and sample_predelay value (%d) " +
"when added together cannot exceed 65535.",
self.__name, accepted['sample_predelay'],
accepted['awake_time_ms'])
rejected['awake_time_ms'] = accepted['awake_time_ms']
del accepted['awake_time_ms']
rejected['sample_predelay'] = accepted['sample_predelay']
del accepted['sample_predelay']
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def conditional_settings_serializer_load(self,
settings_filename="", suffix=""):
"""
Infer which serializer should be loaded and used.
Parameters:
* `settings_filename` - Filename to use to determine
serializer
* `suffix` - Suffix of filename used to determine serializer
Only one of `settings_filename` or `suffix` need be specified
"""
if len(settings_filename):
suffix = os.path.splitext(settings_filename)[1][1:]
elif not len(suffix):
raise CoreSettingsInvalidSerializer
if suffix in [ 'yml', 'yaml' ]:
from settings.settings_serializer_yaml import SettingsSerializerYaml
SettingsBase.register_serializer(self, "yaml",
SettingsSerializerYaml())
self.__serializer_ext_map["yaml"] = "yml"
return 'yaml'
if suffix == 'pyr':
from settings.settings_serializer_py import SettingsSerializerPy
SettingsBase.register_serializer(self, 'pyr',
SettingsSerializerPy())
self.__serializer_ext_map['pyr'] = 'pyr'
return 'pyr'
else:
raise CoreSettingsInvalidSerializer(
"unsupported serializer '%s'" % suffix )
def start(self):
# If the use_default_httpserver setting is specified,
# the presentation will start own http server on the specified port.
isDefault = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'use_default_httpserver')
if not globals().has_key('Callback'):
isDefault = False
if isDefault:
self._cb_handle = Callback(self.cb)
self.__tracer.info("using web page %s and"
" using digiweb", self.get_page())
else:
self._cb_handle = self.get_channels
try:
port = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'port')
self.__tracer.info("using port %d and BaseHTTPServer", port)
HTTPServer.__init__(self, ('', port), WebRequestHandler)
except Exception:
self.__tracer.debug(traceback.format_exc())
self.socket.close()
# Only start a thread if the Python web-server is
# used:
threading.Thread.start(self)
def running_indication(self):
# request initial status here.
self.__tracer.info("Running indication")
extended_address = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "extended_address")
humidity_present = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "humidity_present")
# this is a flawed design - if the gateway has just rebooted,
# and the Xbee sensor sleeps (which it should), then an actual
# GET_DDO will be issued, which causes Dia to freeze here and
# almost certainly throw exception and put the device off line.
try:
dd_value = self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_ddo_get_param(
extended_address, 'DD', use_cache=True)
except:
self.__tracer.warning('Using default DD')
dd_value = 0x0003000E
module_id, product_id = parse_dd(dd_value)
self.__tracer.info('DD info (module_id, product_id) = ' +
'(0x%04x, 0x%04x)"', module_id, product_id)
if product_id == PROD_DIGI_XB_SENSOR_LTH or humidity_present == True:
self.__tracer.info("Sensor is a '%s' adding humidity channel",
product_name(product_id))
self.add_property(
ChannelSourceDeviceProperty(name="humidity", type=float,
initial=Sample(timestamp=0, value=0.0, unit="%"),
perms_mask=DPROP_PERM_GET, options=DPROP_OPT_AUTOTIMESTAMP))
else:
self.__tracer.info("Sensor is a '%s' no humidity capability.",
product_name(product_id))
def apply_settings(self):
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
# there were problems with settings, terminate early:
self.__tracer.error("Settings rejected/not found: %s %s",
rejected, not_found)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
# Walk each setting, and verify the physical channel type
# is the same type the user specified in their config.
for setting in accepted.copy():
if setting[0:7] == "channel":
try:
channel = setting[7]
operation = setting[9:]
type = digihw.get_channel_type(int(channel) - 1)
if type == self.IO_TYPE_ANALOG:
if operation != "mode":
raise ValueError, "Channel mode is not correct"
elif type == self.IO_TYPE_DIGITAL:
if operation != "dir" and operation != "source":
raise ValueError, "Channel mode is not correct"
else:
raise ValueError, "Channel mode is not correct"
except Exception, e:
self.__tracer.error("Unable to parse settings: %s", e)
rejected[setting] = accepted[setting]
del accepted[setting]
def run(self):
"""run when our device driver thread is started"""
ip = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "server_ip")
port = int(SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "server_port"))
server = 'wsgiref'
run_itty(server, ip, port)
def run(self):
type = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "type")
if type == "serial":
from presentations.console.console_serial_server import \
ConsoleSerialServer
server = ConsoleSerialServer(
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "device"),
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "baudrate"),
self.__core,
self.__stopevent
)
else:
server = ConsoleTcpServer(('',
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "port")),
ConsoleTcpRequestHandler, self.__core,
self.__stopevent)
while 1:
if self.__stopevent.isSet():
break
if isinstance(server, ConsoleTcpServer):
r, w, e = select([server.socket], [], [], 1.0)
else:
r = True # Serial ports are always ready
if r:
# Spawns a thread for TCP, blocks for Serial
server.handle_request()
while hasattr(server, "handlers") and len(server.handlers):
# Wait for handlers to exit
time.sleep(1.0)
def apply_settings(self):
"""\
Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings,
and a dictionary of required settings that were not
found.
"""
try:
if not threading.Thread.isAlive(self):
return
except:
return
if 'update_rate' in accepted and \
accepted['update_rate'] > SHUTDOWN_WAIT:
self.__tracer.warning('Long update_rate setting may ' +
'interfere with shutdown of Dia.')
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def start_post(self):
self._tracer.debug("RobustXBee:Start_Post")
hb = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "heart_beat_sec")
if (hb is not None) and (hb > 0):
# then enable the periodic intake of data productions
self.__xbee_manager.register_sample_listener(self,
self.get_extended_address(), self._heart_beat_indication)
hb = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "heart_beat_io")
if (hb is not None) and (len(hb) > 0):
# then set a dummy IO to input, but only if HeartBeat active
cfg = self.get_ddo_block()
cfg.add_parameter(hb, 3)
self.get_xbee_manager().xbee_device_config_block_add(
self, cfg)
else: # no heart_beat
try:
# remove the availability channel
self.remove_one_property(self.RXBEE_DEF_AVAIL_CHAN)
# remove the online channel
self.remove_one_property(self.HB_STATUS_CHAN)
except:
pass
# Indicate that we have no more configuration to add:
self.get_xbee_manager().xbee_device_configure(self)
return RobustBase.start_post(self)
def start(self):
"""Start the device driver. Returns bool."""
cm = self.__core.get_service("channel_manager")
cp = cm.channel_publisher_get()
cdb = cm.channel_database_get()
left_channel_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, LEFT_VOLUME_CHANNEL)
left_channel = cdb.channel_get(left_channel_name)
right_channel_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, RIGHT_VOLUME_CHANNEL)
right_channel = cdb.channel_get(right_channel_name)
# Determine initial state:
if left_channel.get().value >= right_channel.get().value:
print "INIT LEFT: volume is %f" % (left_channel.get().value)
self.__state = STATE_PUMP_OUT_LEFT
self.property_set("left_pump_on",
Sample(0, Boolean(True, STYLE_ONOFF)))
else:
print "INIT RIGHT: volume is %f" % (right_channel.get().value)
self.__state = STATE_PUMP_OUT_RIGHT
self.property_set("right_pump_on",
Sample(0, Boolean(True, STYLE_ONOFF)))
# Perform channel subscriptions:
cp.subscribe(left_channel_name,
lambda chan: self.tank_volume_update(chan, LEFT_VOLUME_CHANNEL))
cp.subscribe(right_channel_name,
lambda chan: self.tank_volume_update(chan, RIGHT_VOLUME_CHANNEL))
return True
def __init__(self, name, core_services, settings, properties):
self._name = name
self._core = core_services
self._tracer = get_tracer(name)
# Initialize settings:
## Settings Table Definition:
settings_list = [
Setting(
name='trace', type=str, required=False,
default_value=self.DEF_TRACE),
]
# Add our settings_list entries into the settings passed to us.
settings = self.merge_settings(settings, settings_list)
self.__settings = settings
SettingsBase.__init__(self, binding=("devices", (name,), "settings"),
setting_defs=settings)
# Initialize properties:
self.__properties = { }
for property in properties:
self.add_property(property)
# pre_start - check if special trace level requested
trace = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "trace")
try:
self._tracer.set_level(trace)
except:
self._tracer.warning("Ignoring bad trace level \'%s\' for this device", trace)
self._tracer.calls("DeviceBase.__init__()")
def start(self):
"""Start the device driver. Returns bool."""
RobustBase.start_pre(self)
# copy the Modbus Unit ID (slave id) to our Veris H8036 object
x = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "unit_id")
self._my_tracer.debug("Setting Modbus Unit-ID:%d ", x)
self._H8036.set_ModbusAddress(x)
# create the Dia channels
x = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "channels")
self._my_tracer.debug("Setting H8036 Mode:%s ", x)
self._H8036.enable_channels(x)
nam_list = self._H8036.get_channel_name_list()
for nam in nam_list:
self._my_tracer.debug("Adding Channel:%s ", nam)
self.add_property(
ChannelSourceDeviceProperty(name=nam,
type=float, initial=Sample(0, 0.0, 'not init'),
perms_mask=DPROP_PERM_GET, options=DPROP_OPT_AUTOTIMESTAMP))
RobustBase.start_post(self)
return True
def __init__(self, settings_flo, settings_filename):
# Provides self.settings and serialization:
settings_list = [
Setting(
name='devices', type=list, required=False, default_value=[]),
Setting(
name='loggers', type=list, required=False, default_value=[]),
Setting(
name='presentations', type=list, required=False,
default_value=[]),
Setting(
name='services', type=list, required=False, default_value=[]),
Setting(
name='tracing', type=list, required=False, default_value=[]),
]
SettingsBase.__init__(self, binding=(), setting_defs=settings_list)
self.__settings_filename = settings_filename
self.__service_map = {}
self.__serializer_ext_map = {}
self.__sleep_req = None # STUB: seconds to wait before power-off
self.__shutdown_event = threading.Event()
# TODO: core may become a thread so we can monitor services and
# attempt to restart them when they fail.
try:
self.epoch(settings_flo)
except KeyboardInterrupt: # pragma: no cover
raise KeyboardInterrupt
except CoreSettingsException:
print "Core: Initial settings invalid, aborting start up..."
sys.exit()
except:
print "Core: Fatal exception caught! Halting execution."
self.request_shutdown()
def start(self):
# Fetch the XBee Manager name from the Settings Manager:
xbee_manager_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "xbee_device_manager")
dm = self.__core.get_service("device_driver_manager")
self.__xbee_manager = dm.instance_get(xbee_manager_name)
# Register ourselves with the XBee Device Manager instance:
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_register(self)
# Get the extended address of the device:
extended_address = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "extended_address")
#register a callback for when the config is done
xb_rdy_state_spec = XBeeDeviceManagerRunningEventSpec()
xb_rdy_state_spec.cb_set(self._config_done_cb)
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_event_spec_add(self, xb_rdy_state_spec)
# Create a DDO configuration block for this device:
xbee_ddo_cfg = XBeeConfigBlockDDO(extended_address)
# Call the XBeeSerial function to add the initial set up of our device.
# This will set up the destination address of the devidce, and also set
# the default baud rate, parity, stop bits and flow control.
XBeeSerial.initialize_xbee_serial(self, xbee_ddo_cfg)
# Register this configuration block with the XBee Device Manager:
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_config_block_add(self, xbee_ddo_cfg)
# Indicate that we have no more configuration to add:
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_configure(self)
return True
def __send_to_idigi(self, data):
"""
Sends data to iDigi
Keyword arguments:
data - the XML string to send
"""
filename = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "filename")
filename_format = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "filename_format")
filename = filename_format % (filename, self.__current_file_number)
collection = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "collection")
secure = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "secure")
print "idigi_upload: Uploading %s to iDigi" % filename
success, err, errmsg = idigi_data.send_idigi_data(data, filename, collection, secure)
if not success:
# if successful, delete upload list else try again next time
print "idigi_db: Uploading ERROR %s (%s)" % (err,errmsg)
self.__current_file_number += 1
max_files = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "file_count")
if self.__current_file_number >= max_files + 1:
self.__current_file_number = 1
return success
def receive(self, channel):
"""
Called whenever there is a new sample
Keyword arguments:
channel -- the channel with the new sample
"""
# we always cache
if SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "compact_xml"):
sam = self.__make_compact_xml(channel.name(),channel.get())
else:
sam = self.__make_xml(channel.name(),channel.get())
self.__cache.append(sam)
self.__sample_count += 1
print '%s:%d cache:%s' % (self.__name, self.__sample_count, sam)
# If we have exceeded the sample threshold, notify the thread
# responsible for pushing up data
if self.__sample_count >= SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_threshold"):
# print "idigi_db: Reached threshold of %i, setting event flag" % sample_threshold
self.__threshold_event.set()
return
def load_settings(self, settings_filename, settings_flo=None):
"""
Load settings from `settings_filename`.
If the optional parameter `setting_flo` is specified, that file-like object
will be used as the source of settings data. `settings_filename` is always
used in order to infer the settings serializer used to interpret the
settings as given by a extension-to-type mapping table defined as a constant
in the core service.
"""
serializer_name = self.conditional_settings_serializer_load(
settings_filename=settings_filename)
if not settings_flo:
if not os.path.exists(settings_filename):
raise CoreSettingsFileNotFound
try:
settings_flo = open(settings_filename, 'r')
except:
raise CoreSettingsFileNotFound
try:
SettingsBase.load(self, settings_flo, serializer_name)
except Exception, e:
try:
print "Core: Unable to load settings: %s" % (str(e))
except:
print "Core: Unable to load settings: reason unavailable"
raise CoreSettingsException
def run(self):
"""Worker thread for the TCPCSV client."""
state = STATE_NOTCONNECTED
sd = None
while not self.__stopevent.isSet():
if state == STATE_NOTCONNECTED:
server = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "server")
port = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "port")
sd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM)
try:
sd.connect((server, port))
except Exception, e:
print "TCPCSV(%s): error connecting to %s:%d: %s" % \
(self.__name, server, port, str(e))
time.sleep(RECONNECT_DELAY)
continue
state = STATE_CONNECTED
if state == STATE_CONNECTED:
sio = StringIO()
self._write_channels(sio)
try:
sd.sendall(sio.getvalue())
except:
try:
sd.close()
except:
pass
state = STATE_NOTCONNECTED
continue
del(sio)
time.sleep(SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "interval"))
def start(self):
"""Start the device driver. Returns bool."""
ECM1240_Xbee.start(self)
if self._import_settings():
self.apply_settings()
logger_id = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'sunspec_lid')
if (logger_id is None) or (logger_id.lower == 'none'):
self._ecm._lid = None
self._lid_ns = None
#elif logger_id.lower is in ['mac', 'auto']:
# self._ecm._lid = None
# self._lid_ns = 'mac'
else:
self._ecm._lid = logger_id
self._lid_ns = 'mac'
format = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'sunspec_format').lower()
if format in ECM1240_SunSpec.XML_FORM_LIST:
self._ecm._xml_form = format
self.__tracer.debug('%s: Selecting XML format "%s".', self.__showname, format)
else:
self.__tracer.error('%s: Unknown XML format "%s".', self.__showname, format)
self._ecm._single_channel = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'single_channel')
if self._ecm._single_channel:
self.__tracer.debug('%s: Forcing Single Channel Mode', self.__showname)
return True
def start(self):
"""Start the device driver. Returns bool."""
self.__tracer.info("Starting device")
# force desired fixed parameters into our base/parent devices
RobustXSerial.start_pre(self)
# match our private tracer to Robust_Base's family one
self.__tracer.level = self._tracer.level
## Remove the statistic channels if NOT desired
# why add, then remove? Otherwise they don't exist at
# start-up for subscription by other devices/presentations
if not SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "add_statistics"):
self.__tracer.info("Statistic Channels are disabled.")
self.remove_list_of_properties(
["co2_stats", "hum_stats", "tmp_stats"])
self.__co2_stats = None
self.__hum_stats = None
self.__tmp_stats = None
## Force a default IA Modbus config if none
# 'enabling' really only enables this config check
if SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "enable_modbus"):
try:
if rci_modbus.rci_test_for_ia_table():
self.__tracer.info("Detected existing Modbus IA Config.")
else:
if rci_modbus.rci_create_ia_table_mbdia():
self.__tracer.info("Created new Modbus IA Config.")
else:
self.__tracer.error("Modbus IA Config creation FAILED.")
except:
self.__tracer.debug(traceback.format_exc())
self.__tracer.error('Modbus IA Config creation FAILED!')
self.__three_command = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "three_commands")
# Create a DDO configuration block for this device:
xbee_ddo_cfg = self.get_ddo_block()
# enable/disable the LED statistics channels
if SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "disable_led"):
# disable by setting DIO-10 (p0) to 5/dig-out high
xbee_ddo_cfg.add_parameter('P0', 5)
else:
# enable by setting DIO-10 (p0) to 1/RSSI/PWM
xbee_ddo_cfg.add_parameter('P0', 1)
# Register configuration blocks with the XBee Device Manager:
self.get_xbee_manager().xbee_device_config_block_add(self, xbee_ddo_cfg)
RobustXSerial.start_post(self)
# force garbage collection in case we deleted big things
gc.collect()
return True
def apply_settings(self):
"""\
Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings,
and a dictionary of required settings that were not
found.
"""
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
print "TimingService(%s) Settings rejected/not found: %s %s" % (
self.__name, rejected, not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
# Tear down and rebuild annotation system, this does mean that
# reconfiguration will cause a window where stale data will
# not be reported at the time where it technically becomes
# stale under either configuration necessarily.
self._destroy_timers()
self._create_timers()
self._enroll_channel_sources()
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def repeat(self):
if self.started == False:
time.sleep(60)
interval = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "interval")
if self.__event_timer is not None:
try:
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_schedule_cancel(
self.__event_timer)
except:
pass
self.__event_timer = self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_schedule_after(
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "interval"),
self.repeat)
try:
self.__upload_data()
self.connected = 0
except:
self.connected += 1
print "error in sending from repeat function"
def apply_settings(self):
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
# verify exclusive issues
if(accepted['poll_clean_minutes'] > 0):
# then we have exclusive issues to settle
if(accepted['sleep']):
# cannot sleep with clean_minutes active
print "XBeeWatchport: 'sleep' cannot be True if poll_clean_minutes is used."
rejected['sleep'] = accepted['sleep']
del accepted['sleep']
# over-ride / force sample_rate to match clean_minutes
accepted['sample_rate_ms'] = \
accepted['poll_clean_minutes'] * 60000
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
# there were problems with settings, terminate early:
print "Settings rejected/not found: %s %s" % (rejected, not_found)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def start_pre(self):
"""\
Start the device driver.
"""
self._tracer.debug("RobustXBee:Start_Pre")
# suppress the Robust_Device start of polling until XBee config is done
self._start_polling = False
RobustBase.start_pre(self)
# Fetch the XBee Manager name from the Settings Manager:
xbee_manager_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "xbee_device_manager")
dm = self.get_core().get_service("device_driver_manager")
self.__xbee_manager = dm.instance_get(xbee_manager_name)
# Register ourselves with the XBee Device Manager instance:
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_register(self)
# Get the extended address of the device:
self.__extended_address = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "extended_address")
# Create a callback to tell this driver when our device has left the
# configuring state, transitioning to the running state
x = XBeeDeviceManagerRunningEventSpec()
x.cb_set(self.running_indication)
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_event_spec_add(self, x)
self.initialize_robust_xbee()
return True
def run(self):
"""run when our device driver thread is started"""
self.sd = None
'''/
import serial
self.sd = serial.Serial(
0, #port number
baudrate=115200, #baudrate
bytesize=serial.EIGHTBITS, #number of databits
parity=serial.PARITY_NONE, #enable parity checking
stopbits=serial.STOPBITS_ONE, #number of stopbits
timeout=3, #set a timeout value
xonxoff=0, #enable software flow control
rtscts=0, #enable RTS/CTS flow control
)
'''
try:
fd = None
fd = open(path + 'id_secret_token.txt', 'r+')
id = fd.readline()
secret = fd.readline()
token = fd.readline()
fd.close()
self.hvconn = HealthVaultConn(path, id, secret, token)
except:
traceback.print_exc()
if fd != None: fd.close()
self.hvconn = None
ip = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "server_ip")
port = int(SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "server_port"))
server = 'wsgiref'
run_itty(server, ip, port)
def apply_settings(self):
"""
Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings,
and a dictionary of required settings that were not
found.
"""
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
self._tracer.error("Settings rejected/not found: %s %s", rejected,
not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def __init__(self, core, settings_binding, additional_settings=None):
"""
Creates a new :class:`AbstractServiceManager` instance.
`core` must be a reference to the core service manager
(see :mod:`~src.core.core_services`).
`settings_binding` must be a valid settings binding tuple. This
determines at what point in the settings registry the service
will locate and receive its settings. If we wished to create a
service manager which received its settings in a binding off the
registry root called "devices" the `settings_binding` would be
given as a one element tuple ('devices',).
`additional_settings` is a list of :class:`Setting` objects
which define additional settings, aside from the implied instance
list that all :class:`AbstractServiceManager` instances have.
"""
if additional_settings == None:
additional_settings = []
# Core reference:
self._core = core
# Maps instance name (str) -> service instance (object)
self._name_instance_map = {}
# Maps service name (str) -> service instance (object)
self._loaded_services = {}
from core.tracing import get_tracer
self.__tracer = get_tracer('AbstractServiceManager')
# Initialize settings infrastructure:
settings_list = [
Setting(name='instance_list',
type=list,
required=False,
default_value=[]),
]
settings_list.extend(additional_settings)
SettingsBase.__init__(self,
binding=settings_binding,
setting_defs=settings_list)
def apply_settings(self):
"""
Apply new settings on this abstract service manager instance.
This function is called by the settings sub-system when there are
new settings available. This method may be overridden. The
default implementation accepts all settings and then calls the
local private function self._reenumerate_services() in order to
start new services. Changes in settings are then committed
to the settings running registry.
"""
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
self._reenumerate_services()
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def create_filter_channel(self, source_channel, filter_channel):
"""\
Required override of the base channel's call of the same name.
This allows us create/build a custom class to control the filter.
Keyword arguments:
source_channel -- the channel we are shadowing
filter_channel -- the shadow/filter channel
"""
threshold = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "threshold")
readings = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "readings")
continuous = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "continuous")
return ThresholdBoolAlarm(self._name, self._core, source_channel,
filter_channel, threshold, readings,
continuous)
def log_page(self, type, path, headers, args):
"""Prepares the HTML log page.
"""
refresh_rate = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'refresh_rate')
log = self.format_log()
my_html = """<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Gateway Log File</TITLE><META http-equiv="refresh" content="%d">
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">div.DEBUG{color:C0C0C0}div.INFO{color:0000FF}div.WARNING{color:FFFF00}
div.ERROR{color:FFA500}div.CRITICAL{color:FF0000}</STYLE></HEAD>
<BODY><H1>Log Info</H1><P>%s</P></BODY></HTML>""" % (refresh_rate, log)
return (digiweb.TextHtml, my_html)
def get_eoln(self):
eoln = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "eoln")
if eoln is None:
return None
if eoln != self.__eoln_save:
# cache result to avoid repeat processing of escapes
self.__eoln_save = eoln
self._eoln = strip_escapes(eoln)
return self._eoln
def next_poll_cycle(self):
self.__poll_event = None
manual = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "manual_trigger")
for sensor in self.__sensor_list:
# repeat for each ID tag (or node)
id = sensor.get_id_tag()
self._tracer.debug("%s: poll sensor ID tag %d", self.showname, id)
if manual:
# then issue the manual software poll
req = sensor.req_software_trigger_1()
try:
self.write(req)
if SHOW_COMM:
print "M300: send MANUAL READ, len=%d, " % len(req),
for by in req:
print '%02X ' % ord(by),
print
# there is NO response to this poll,
# but we need to wait some delay
time.sleep(self.MANUAL_DELAY_SEC)
except:
traceback.print_exc()
self._tracer.error("manual poll xmission failure, abort cycle.")
break
# poll the status
req = sensor.req_status_3()
if SHOW_COMM:
print "M300: send STATUS, len=%d, " % len(req),
for by in req:
print '%02X ' % ord(by),
print
try:
self.write(req)
data = self.read(self.READ_SIZE)
self.flushInput()
self.message_indication(sensor, data)
except:
traceback.print_exc()
self._tracer.error("status xmission failure, will retry.")
break
self.__schedule_poll_cycle()
# self.__reschedule_retry_watchdog()
return
def make_request(self):
self._tracer.calls("XBeeAIO.make_request()")
will_sleep = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sleep")
sample_rate_ms = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_rate_ms")
if not will_sleep:
try:
io_sample = self.ddo_get_param('IS')
self.sample_indication(io_sample, self._extended_address)
except:
self._tracer.warning("Xmission failure, will retry.")
pass
# Scheduling first request and watchdog heart beat poll,
# but only if we aren't in sleep mode and .
if will_sleep != True and sample_rate_ms > 0xffff:
self.__schedule_request()
self.__reschedule_retry_watchdog()
def __write_dict_to_xml_output(self, data_dict, output_object):
'''
Write all the samples in the data_dict to the output_object.
'''
compat = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'compatibility')
for name, vals in data_dict.iteritems():
sample_type = vals[0]
for sample in vals[1]:
output_object.write(self.methods[compat](name, sample,
sample_type))
output_object.write('\n')
def start(self):
transforms = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "instance_list")
for t in transforms:
try:
self.tlist.append(Transform(self, self.__core, **t))
except:
self.__tracer.error("%s", sys.exc_info()[1])
self.__tracer.error("Transform was %s", pformat(t))
return True
def apply_settings(self):
"""\
Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings,
and a dictionary of required settings that were not found.
"""
self._tracer.calls("DeviceBase.apply_settings()")
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
# there were problems with settings, terminate early:
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def subscribe_write_channels(self):
# 'sio' is a file-like object which reads/writes to a string
# buffer, as seen in StringIO.py.
cm = self.__core.get_service("channel_manager")
cp = cm.channel_publisher_get()
channel0 = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "channel0")
cp.subscribe(channel0, self.cb_data_available)
return
def request_info(self):
"""Request cluster info: single byte of 0x00"""
self.send_to_cluster('\x00', XBEE_GPIO_CLUST_INFO)
self.__tracer.info("XBeeGPIOClient: Discovery request sent: %s",
digitime.time())
# Schedule a timeout
self.info_timer = self.schedule_after(
self.request_info, self.timeout * self.info_timeout_scale)
if self.info_timeout_scale < 8:
self.info_timeout_scale = self.info_timeout_scale * 2
self.poll_secs = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "poll_rate")
def stop(self):
"""Stop listening for messages"""
if not RCI_NONBLOCKING:
target_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'target_name')
rci.stop_rci_callback(target_name)
else:
if self._handle:
del self._handle
self._handle = None
return True
def running_indication(self):
self._tracer.calls("XBeeDIO.running_indication()")
if not SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sleep"):
# Our device is now running, load our initial state.
# It is okay if we take an Exception here, as the device
# might have already gone to sleep.
try:
io_sample = self.ddo_get_param('IS')
self.sample_indication(io_sample, self._extended_address)
except:
pass
def apply_settings(self):
"""\
Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings,
and a dictionary of required settings that were not
found.
"""
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
# there were problems with settings, terminate early:
self.__tracer.warning("There was an error with the settings. " +
"Attempting to continue.")
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def apply_settings(self):
"""\
Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings, and a
dictionary of required settings that were not found.
"""
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
#if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
if len(not_found):
# Ignore extra settings, but reject if required settings are
# not found
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def _add_filter_channel(self, channel_name, retry=3):
cm = self._core.get_service("channel_manager")
cdb = cm.channel_database_get()
channel = cdb.channel_get(channel_name)
cm = self._core.get_service("channel_manager")
cdb = cm.channel_database_get()
dm = self._core.get_service("device_driver_manager")
target_device_name = channel.name().split('.')[0]
# If the user has specified an override name for the channel name
# that we will make, use it by adding an underscore in front of it.
channel_name_override = SettingsBase.get_setting(
self, "channel_name_override")
if channel_name_override != None and self._name != "":
filter_channel_name = "_%s" % (channel_name_override)
# Otherwise, append the name to the filter channel name with an underscore
else:
filter_channel_name = "_%s_%s" % (channel.name().split('.')[1],
self._name)
#check if we already added filter channel
if cdb.channel_exists("%s.%s" %
(target_device_name, filter_channel_name)):
self._tracer.error("Trying to add duplicate filter channel")
return
#find the target device driver
try:
target_device = dm.instance_get(target_device_name)
except ASMInstanceNotFound:
if retry > 0:
self._tracer.error(
"%s not started, rescheduling filter channel creation, retry %d",
target_device_name, retry)
self._scheduler.schedule_after(30, self._add_filter_channel,
channel_name, retry - 1)
else:
self._tracer.error(
"%s is not starting, filter channel creation giving up",
target_device_name)
return
#create the filter property we are going to add
filter_channel = self.physically_create_filter_channel(
channel, filter_channel_name)
target_device.add_property(filter_channel)
#create the filter channel object and hook up to target channel
filter_channel_object = self.create_filter_channel(
channel, filter_channel)
self._filter_objects.append(filter_channel_object)
def _match_filter(self, channel_name):
filter_string = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "target_channel_filter")
device_filter = '*'
property_filter = '*'
if filter_string.find('.') != -1:
(device_filter, property_filter) = filter_string.split('.')
(device_name, property_name) = channel_name.split('.')
if (self._match_substrings(device_name, device_filter) and
self._match_substrings(property_name, property_filter, True)):
return True
return False
def apply_settings(self):
"""Called when new configuration settings are available.
Must return tuple of three dictionaries: a dictionary of
accepted settings, a dictionary of rejected settings,
and a dictionary of required settings that were not
found.
"""
SettingsBase.merge_settings(self)
accepted, rejected, not_found = SettingsBase.verify_settings(self)
if len(rejected) or len(not_found):
self.logger.warn(
"%s(%s): settings rejected/not found: %s/%s" %
(self.__class__.__name__, self.__name, rejected, not_found))
SettingsBase.commit_settings(self, accepted)
new_level_string = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'log_level')
try:
# The syntax of the setting has already been verified
new_level = eval('logging.' + new_level_string)
self.logger.setLevel(new_level)
except Exception:
# new_level_string is not an attribube of the logging package
self.logger.error(
'Setting change error for log_level: should be DEBUG, ERROR, ...'
)
return (accepted, rejected, not_found)
def start(self):
# Verify that the user has a reasonable Device Cloud host set on their device.
if hasattr(idigi_data, 'get_idigi_values'):
host, token, path, port, secureport = idigi_data.get_idigi_values()
if host == None or host == "" or host == " ":
self.__tracer.error(
"Host '%s' is not a valid value. " +
"Please check your device and set the Host value " +
"appropriately", host)
raise ValueError("name must be a non-empty string")
# Start by appending 1 to filename of pushed data
self.__current_file_number = 1
# Event to use for notification of meeting the sample threshold
self.__threshold_event = threading.Event()
# Count of samples since last data push
self.__sample_count = 0
# Here we grab the channel publisher
channels = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "channels")
cm = self.__core.get_service("channel_manager")
cp = cm.channel_publisher_get()
# And subscribe to receive notification about new samples
# as long as sample_threshold is not 0
sample_threshold = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_threshold")
if sample_threshold:
if len(channels) > 0:
for channel in channels:
cp.subscribe(channel, self.receive)
else:
cp.subscribe_to_all(self.receive)
threading.Thread.start(self)
self.apply_settings()
return True
def run(self):
cm = self.__core.get_service("channel_manager")
cp = cm.channel_publisher_get()
channel_src = [
'channel1_source', 'channel2_source', 'channel3_source',
'channel4_source'
]
src_path = [
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, channel) for channel in channel_src
]
pos_index = 0
for ch_name in src_path:
if ch_name != None:
channel_to = "channel%d_output" % (pos_index + 1)
cp.subscribe(ch_name,
lambda src_ch, dest_name=channel_to: self.sub_cb(
src_ch, dest_name))
pos_index += 1
while 1:
if self.__stopevent.isSet():
self.__stopevent.clear()
break
current_channel1_input_status = bool(digihw.get_din(IN_PORT))
# current_temperature = digihw.temperature()
# current_voltage = digihw.voltage_monitor()
#While thread is running, set those channels' value concurrently
# self.property_set("temperature",
# Sample(0, int(current_temperature)))
# self.property_set("voltage", Sample(0, current_voltage))
self.property_set("channel1_input",
Sample(0, current_channel1_input_status))
digitime.sleep(
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_rate_ms") / 1000)
def schedule_request(self):
"""\
Schedule a request to acquire samples for all our channels.
"""
# Cancel any/all pending requests.
self.cancel_all_pending_requests()
# Request a new event at our poll rate in the future.
sample_rate_ms = SettingsBase.get_setting(self.__parent, "sample_rate_ms")
event = self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_schedule_after(
sample_rate_ms / 1000, self.make_request)
if event != None:
self.__request_events.append(event)
def start(self):
self._logger.info('Start')
while 1:
interface = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'interface')
if self.__stopevent.isSet():
self.__stopevent.clear()
break
if on_digi_board() and (not SettingsBase.get_setting(
self, "no_digicli")):
current_ip_address = self._get_ip_address_with_digicli()
else:
current_ip_address = self._get_ip_address_with_socket()
if current_ip_address:
# we got a valid address
if current_ip_address != self._published_ip_address:
# address has changed => update it
self._logger.debug('Got new IP address for interface: %s' %
interface)
if self._update_dtdns():
self._published_ip_address = current_ip_address
else:
self._logger.debug('IP address unchanged')
# wait and check for new address change
digitime.sleep(
SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'address_update_rate'))
else:
self._logger.debug('No valid IP address for interface: %s' %
interface)
# wait and check for new address availability
digitime.sleep(
SettingsBase.get_setting(self,
'check_for_valid_address_rate'))
self._logger.info('Terminating')
return True
def __reschedule_retry_watchdog(self):
self.__tracer.debug("__reschedule_retry_watchdog")
sample_rate_ms = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_rate_ms")
try:
if self.__retry_event:
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_schedule_cancel(
self.__retry_event)
except:
pass
self.__retry_event = \
self.__xbee_manager.xbee_device_schedule_after(
sample_rate_ms * 1000 * 1.5, self.retry_request)
def start(self):
cm = self.__core.get_service("channel_manager")
# subscribe to all the channels that drive our logic
cp = cm.channel_publisher_get()
channel_name = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'command_channel')
self.__logger.info("Subscribing to command channel: %s" % channel_name)
cp.subscribe(channel_name, self.__new_ecocity_command)
threading.Thread.start(self)
return True
def run(self):
cm = self.__core.get_service("channel_manager")
cp = cm.channel_publisher_get()
cdb = cm.channel_database_get()
#threshold = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'acc_threshold')
sample_rate_ms = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'sample_rate_ms')
#self._tracer.info("Threshold set to %.3fG" %threshold)
if digihw.NB_GPIO != len(channel_type):
self._tracer.info('Invalid number of channels')
while 1:
if self.__stopevent.isSet():
self.__stopevent.clear()
break
# acceleration_value = self.update_accelerometer_info()
# self.property_set("acceleration", Sample(0, acceleration_value))
for index, ch_type in enumerate(channel_type):
if ch_type == 'in':
current_status = bool(digihw.gpio_get_value(index))
digihw.gpio_set_input(index)
self.property_set('channel%d_input' %(index+1), \
Sample(0, current_status))
elif ch_type == 'out':
status = self.property_get('channel%d_output' %(index+1)).value
digihw.gpio_set_value(index, status)
try:
self._tracer.info("Reading GPS data.....")
gps_data = digihw.gps_location()
#Retrieve information from gps_location
name = ['latitude', 'longitude', 'altitude', 'current_time']
for index in range(len(name)):
self.property_set(name[index],
Sample(0, value = gps_data[index]))
except:
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
self._tracer.info("Unable to get a GPS signal.")
self._tracer.info("Please place the GPS antenna in another place.")
status = digihw.ignition_sense()
self.property_set("ignition_status", Sample(0, status))
digitime.sleep(sample_rate_ms / 1000)
def run(self):
state = STATE_NOTCONNECTED
sd = None
last_write = 0
while not self.__stopevent.isSet():
if state == STATE_NOTCONNECTED:
server = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "server")
port = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "port")
sd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM)
try:
sd.connect((server, port))
except Exception, e:
self.__tracer.error("error connecting to %s:%d: %s", \
server, port, str(e))
digitime.sleep(RECONNECT_DELAY)
continue
state = STATE_CONNECTED
interval = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "interval")
if state == STATE_CONNECTED \
and digitime.real_clock() > last_write + interval:
sio = StringIO()
self._write_channels(sio)
try:
sd.sendall(sio.getvalue())
last_write = digitime.real_clock()
except:
try:
sd.close()
except:
pass
state = STATE_NOTCONNECTED
continue
del (sio)
digitime.sleep(min(SHUTDOWN_WAIT, interval))
def __adjust_sample_rate_sec(self, val=None):
if val is None:
# then use existing setting, which shall be string
val = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_rate_sec")
elif isinstance(val, types.IntType):
# else make int as seconds into string
val = str(val)
# else assume is string
# Parse out the sample rate string, set self.__rate to seconds
self.__rate = int(parse_time_duration( val, in_type='sec', out_type='sec'))
#if self.trace_debug_events():
# print '%s: import sample rate (%s) as %d sec' % \
# (self.showname, val, self.__rate)
val = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "sample_rate_sec")
if val != str(self.__rate):
# then we changed the value
try:
SettingsBase.set_pending_setting(self, \
"sample_rate_sec", str(self.__rate))
# push the new settings into running system
self.apply_settings()
except:
traceback.print_exc()
if (self.__rate % 60) == 0:
# then we'll do the 'clean minutes' function
self.__clean_minutes = 0
else:
self.__clean_minutes = None
return
def run(self):
"""run when our device driver thread is started"""
self.apply_settings()
addr = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'extended_address')
xbee_manager = SettingsBase.get_setting(self, 'xbee_device_manager')
dm = self.__core.get_service("device_driver_manager")
xbee_manager = dm.instance_get(xbee_manager)
self.__autotap = AutoTapStreamer(xbee_manager, addr)
while 1:
if self.__stopevent.isSet():
self.__stopevent.clear()
break
if self.property_get("ready_for_communication").value == 0:
if self.__autotap.readyForCommunication():
vin = self.__autotap.getVIN()
supported_parameters = []
for pid in self.__autotap.getSupportedParameters():
supported_parameters.append(
AutoTapStreamer.PID_NAME_MAP[pid])
self.property_set("ready_for_communication", Sample(0, 1))
self.property_set("vin", Sample(0, vin))
self.property_set("supported_parameters",
Sample(0, str(supported_parameters)))
if self.property_get("ready_for_communication").value == 1:
for pid in self.__autotap.getSupportedParameters():
val = self.__autotap.getParameterValues([pid])
pidValue = self.__autotap.\
convertValueToReadableFormat(pid, val[pid])
self.property_set(PID_NAME_MAP[pid],
Sample(0, PID_TYPE_MAP[pid](pidValue)))
time.sleep(SettingsBase.get_setting(self, "update_rate"))
