glucid is a python project to provide an api, a convenient command-line interface and xglucid, a PyQt5 interface to configure RS232-model Lucid 8824 Analog/Digital Audio Converters over a Serial Connection
$ glucid -g ---------------------------------------- glucid and glucid8824.py: Copyright (C) 2017,2018 Daniel R Mechanic GPL version 3 ONLY <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; This is free software, and you are welcome to change and redistribute it under certain circumstances; For details see LICENSE ---------------------------------------- Using /dev/ttyUSB0 to connect to lucid ID 00 Sync: WordClock Meter: Analog Out Analog Source: ADAT In AES Source: ADAT In Optical Source: Analog In Dig Input 1,2: S/PDIF Analog Gain: *************************************** Recommended: +4dBu: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB -10dBV: IN +4 dB OUT -11 dB *************************************** Channel 1: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 2: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 3: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 4: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 5: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 6: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 7: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB Channel 8: IN -8 dB OUT +1 dB
>>> import glucid.glucid8824 as glucid >>> my8824 = glucid.Glucid8824() >>> my8824.connect() True >>> my8824.get_meter() 'Analog Out' >>> my8824.get_sync_source() '44.1 Internal' >>> my8824.set_sync_source(1) >>> my8824.get_sync_source() 'WordClock'
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