Difference between revisions of "D scan"

Revision as of 14:16, 7 March 2016

this is a page to list feature requests, bugs and give usage examples for d_scan.

Feature requests

• check if files exist - request permission to overwrite, action option to turn off checking
• save option to force saving in actions for live data plotting options for long scans
• general scan option, with hardware type select
• scope to switch to summed mode if averaging is on, then switch back to continuous at end.

Completed tasks

• save scope mode (seg, RT etc) and number of avgs, number of segs to scope meta data file

Bugs

Completed Actions List

• webcam
• mirror_pbp
• apt_scan
• pi_scan
• scope
• a2d
• d2a
• count
• delay

Action options / examples

     action webcam 
         camera 1              //camera ID no
         resolution 1280 720   // resolution to open camera with
         grab                  // saves a frame from the camera
         display               // displays a frame from the camera 
     end 

     action scope 
         channels F1,F3       // use name of channel you want separated by commas
         ip 128.243.74.74     // IP address of scope
     end

     action a2d 
         channel 0           // channel to grab
         range 2             // this is card specific voltage range use comedi test to find ranges ./usr/bin/comedi_test
         n_samples 1         // samples to grab
     end

     action mirror_pbp       // mirror scan point by point
         axis 0 -1 1 .1      // axis number, start, stop, increment
         tell_pos 2          // report position
         savedata            // force save data at the end of this loop (useful for live processing scripts)
     end

     action apt_scan
         axis 0              // axis to move
         scan -1 1 0.5       // start stop inc
         restore             // return to original position at end
     end

     action count
          count 10           //loops until it get to count value
     end

     action delay
          delay 1            // time to wait in seconds, useful to help with timings if you need to make sure stages have stopped before grabbing data
     end