A list of Utility Classes you can use in your programs.
Can be imported by using something like:
import Utility.Additel from AdditelGets a list of serial settings for Additel Units. Will ignore any serial ports currently in use.
| returns AdditelUnit[] | Static Function |
|---|
These are some helpful constants that were put in to represent the units. You may also use the strings listed below instead of the constants.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Additel.ADT220 | "ADT220" |
| Additel.ADT221A | "ADT221A" |
| Additel.ADT222A | "ADT222A" |
| Additel.ADT223A | "ADT223A" |
| Additel.ADT672 | "ADT672 |
| Additel.ADT681 | "ADT681" |
| Additel.ADT761 | "ADT761" |
| Additel.UNKNOWN_UNIT | "UNKNOWN_UNIT" |
Additel.getUnits() returns an array of these.
| Property | Type / Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| port | String | The port address. In Windows, COM1, COM2, etc. In Mac or Linux, /dev/tty.________. |
| baudrate | Number - 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 | The baud rate frequency. |
| databits | Constant - serial.EIGHTBITS, serial.SEVENBITS | The number of bits used to send data. See pySerial's documentation. |
| parity | Constant - serial.PARITY_NONE | The parity of the unit (for Additel units, always NONE) |
| stopbits | Constant - serial.STOPBITS_ONE, serial.STOPBITS_TWO | The number of bits used to signal the end of a packet. |
| unit | Constant - Additel.ADT220, Additel.ADT221A, Additel.ADT222A, Additel.ADT223A, Additel.ADT672, Additel.ADT681, Additel.ADT761, Additel.UNKNOWN_UNIT | The Additel unit at the serial port. |