from qolab.hardware.basic import BasicInstrument from qolab.hardware.daq import DAQ import ue9 class LabJackUE9(DAQ): """ This custom modification of the stock LabJack UE9 class provided by LabJack as ue9 """ def __init__(self, *args, debug = False, autoOpen = True, ethernet=False, ipAddress="192.168.1.209", **kargs): """ LabJack UE9 can be contacted via TCP, use QOL_UE9(ethernet=True, ipAddress="192.168.1.209") """ super().__init__(*args, **kargs) self.config['Device model'] = 'LabJack UE9' self.AnalogInputsNum=4 self.AnalogOutputsNum=2 # self.daq = ue9.UE9(debug=debug, autoOpen=autoOpen, ethernet=ethernet, ipAddress=ipAddress) self.daq = ue9.UE9(debug=debug, autoOpen=autoOpen) # For applying the proper calibration to readings. c=self.daq.getCalibrationData() # by evmik # fixing missing slope for gain '0' c['AINSlopes']['0']= 0.0000775030 def getChanVoltage(self, chNum, BipGain): BipGain = 8 # BipGain = 8 -> bipolar range (-5V, +5V) gain 1 # UE9 default BipGain = 0 -> signal range (0V, +5V) gain 1 # other BipGain could be: # 0 = Unipolar Gain 1, 1 = Unipolar Gain 2, # 2 = Unipolar Gain 4, 3 = Unipolar Gain 8, # 8 = Bipolar Gain 1 return self.daq.getAIN(chNum, BipGain = BipGain) def setChanVoltage(self, chNum, volts): if chNum == None or volts == None: print("setOutputCh needs chNum and volts to be set") return 0 bits = self.daq.voltageToDACBits(volts, dacNumber = chNum) # out is completely bogus for DAC settings in UE9 out=self.daq.singleIO(IOType=5, Channel=chNum, DAC=bits) return volts def close(self): self.daq.close() if __name__ == '__main__': daq = LabJackUE9() print("testing") print('------ Header start -------------') print(str.join('\n', daq.getHeader())) print('------ Header ends -------------')