Python Pyserial Readline Example

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Python Pyserial Readline Example

After python and the pyserial module has been installed on your system, this example code will send connect, send, and receive commands from our products:

# for PYTHON 3+ with pySerial module installed# DS INSTRUMENTS 2017 PYTHON SCPI REMOTE CONTROL EXAMPLE

Pyserial readline example

import serial # use the serial module (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyserial)

import time # delay functions

badCommandResponse = b'[BADCOMMAND]rn’ # response if a command failed (b makes it into bytes)

  1. Install Pyserial. Before installing Pyserial, we need to get pip: sudo apt install python-pip. Now we can go on to install Pyserial: python -m pip install pyserial Test installation and read console. To read our console, we need to connect the Raspberry Pi USB port to Arduino one. For testing purposes, I'll show you results from my weather system.
  2. Python Serial Communication (pyserial) Python Language Tutorial Python Language Pedia Tutorial. Data = ser.readline to read the data from serial device while something is being written over it. #for python2.7 data = ser.read(ser.inWaiting) #for python3 ser.read(ser.inWaiting).

ser = serial.Serial(“COM79”, 115200, timeout=1) #Change the COM PORT NUMBER to match your device

if ser.isOpen(): # make sure port is open

print(ser.name + ‘ open…’) # tell the user we are starting

ser.write(b’*IDN?n’) # send the standard SCPI identify command

myResponse = ser.readline() # read the response

print(b’Device Info: ‘ + myResponse) # print the unit information

time.sleep(0.1) # delay 100ms

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ser.write(b’PHASE?n’) # try asking for phase

myResponse = ser.readline() # gather the response

if myResponse != badCommandResponse: #is this is not a phase shifter why print the error

print(b’Phase=’ +myResponse)

time.sleep(0.1) # delay 100ms

ser.write(b’FREQ:CW?n’) # try asking for signal generator setting

myResponse = ser.readline() # gather the response

if myResponse != badCommandResponse: # is this is not a signal generator why print the error

print(b’Frequency=’ + myResponse)

time.sleep(0.1) # delay 100ms

ser.write(b’ATT?n’) # try asking for step attenuator setting

myResponse = ser.readline() # gather the response

if myResponse != badCommandResponse: # is this is not an attenuator why print the error

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print(b’Attenuation=’ + myResponse)

time.sleep(0.1) # delay 100ms

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ser.write(b’FREQ:CW 3GHZn’) #lets change a setting now!