Python for Industrial Control
John Hunter
jdhunter at ace.bsd.uchicago.edu
Fri Jun 20 11:35:24 EDT 2003
>>>>> "raymond" == raymond <rjklinux at yahoo.com> writes:
raymond> Hi, I am really interested in using Python to control
raymond> GPIB and USB controlled instrumentation. I have had
raymond> success with GPIB, however, I have some test equipment
raymond> that can be controlled via a USB interface. I have
raymond> searched around the web and found items relating to USB
raymond> enabled web cams and digital cameras. I am guessing that
raymond> my solution can at least use these programs as a starting
raymond> point.
I think you can do better than that, at least in regards to USB
RS-232. Have you seen
http://balder.prohosting.com/ibarona/en/python/uspp/uspp_en.html and
Roger Burnham's http://starship.python.net/crew/roger/SioModule (for
windows)?
I have used the latter to write a device driver for an EMG machine,
with no problems. It was a MS windows only application, though. If
you need open source license and cross platform, perhaps uspp will be
better for you; I haven't used it.
John Hunter
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