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import platform
import sys
osDic = {
"Darwin": f"MacOS/Intel{''.join(platform.python_version().split('.')[:2])}",
"Linux": "Linux64",
"Windows": f"Win{platform.architecture()[0][:2]}_{''.join(platform.python_version().split('.')[:2])}",
}
if platform.mac_ver()[0] != "":
import subprocess
from os import linesep
p = subprocess.Popen("sw_vers", stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
result = p.communicate()[0].decode("utf-8").split(str("\t"))[2].split(linesep)[0]
if result.startswith("12."):
print("macOS version is Monterrey!")
osDic["Darwin"] = "MacOS/Intel310"
if (
int(platform.python_version().split(".")[0]) <= 3
and int(platform.python_version().split(".")[1]) < 10
):
print(f"Python version required is ≥ 3.10. Installed is {platform.python_version()}")
exit()
sys.path.append(f"PLUX-API-Python3/{osDic[platform.system()]}")
import plux
import datetime
class NewDevice(plux.MemoryDev):
def __init__(self, address):
plux.MemoryDev.__init__(address)
self.duration = 0
self.frequency = 0
def onRawFrame(self, nSeq, data): # onRawFrame takes three arguments
if nSeq % 2000 == 0:
print(nSeq, *data)
return nSeq > self.duration * self.frequency
# example routines
def exampleAcquisition(
address="BTH00:07:80:4D:2E:76",
start_in_seconds=30,
duration=20,
frequency=1000,
):
"""
Example of scheduling a future acquisition to be stored in the memory card.
"""
device = NewDevice(address)
device.duration = int(duration) # Duration of acquisition in seconds.
device.frequency = int(frequency) # Samples per second.
# Create a Source for each Channel that will have a sensor attached during the future data recording.
# >>> Port 3
source_port_3 = plux.Source()
source_port_3.port = 3
source_port_3.nBits = 16 # ADC Resolution in bits.
source_port_3.chMask = 0x01 # Channel Mask: 0x01 for Analog sensors connected in Port 1-8 and 0x03 for Digital Sensors like SpO2 and fNIRS connected to the bottom-left port of the hub (down arrow).
# >>> Port 5
source_port_5 = plux.Source()
source_port_5.port = 5
source_port_5.nBits = 16 # ADC Resolution in bits.
source_port_5.chMask = 0x01 # Channel Mask: 0x01 for Analog sensors connected in Port 1-8 and 0x03 for Digital Sensors like SpO2 and fNIRS connected to the bottom-left port of the hub (down arrow).
# Definition of the Schedule configuration.
schedule = plux.Schedule()
schedule.startTime = datetime.datetime.now() + datetime.timedelta(seconds=start_in_seconds) # Start the data recording in start_in_seconds seconds.
schedule.duration = duration # in seconds
schedule.baseFreq = frequency
schedule.sources = [source_port_3, source_port_5]
# Program the Schedule in the Device.
device.addSchedule(schedule)
device.close()
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Use arguments from the terminal (if any) as the first arguments and use the remaining default values.
exampleAcquisition(*sys.argv[1:])