meerk40t 0.9.3001__py2.py3-none-any.whl → 0.9.7010__py2.py3-none-any.whl

meerk40t/lihuiyu/laserspeed.py

@@ -1,450 +1,450 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env python
-
-"""
-LaserSpeed
-
-This is the standard library for converting to and from speed code information for LHYMICRO-GL.
-"""
-
-
-from math import floor
-
-
-class LaserSpeed:
-    """
-    MIT License.
-
-    This is the standard library for converting to and from speed code information for LHYMICRO-GL.
-
-    The units in the speed code have acceleration/deceleration factors which slightly modifies the equations used
-    to convert between values and speeds. The fundamental units within the speed code values are period-ticks.
-    All values relate to a value in the counter to count off the number of oscillations within the
-    (typically 22.1184) Mhz crystal. The max value here is 65535, with the addition of a diagonal delay.
-
-    For the M2 board, the original Chinese Software gave a slope of 12120. However, experiments with the actual
-    physical speed put this value at 11142, which properly reflects that all speeds tend to be at 91.98% of the
-    requested speed.
-
-    The board is ultimately controlling a stepper motor and the speed a stepper motor travels is the result of
-    the time between the ticks. Since the crystal oscillator is the same, the delay is controlled by the counted
-    oscillations subticks, which gives us the time between stepper motor pulses. Most of the devices we are
-    dealing with are 1000 dpi stepper motors, so, for example, to travel at 1 inch a second requires that the
-    device tick at 1 kHz. To do this it must delay 1 ms between ticks. This corresponds to a value of 48296 in
-    the M2 board. Which has an equation of 65536 - (5120 + 12120T) where T is the period requested in ms. This is
-    equal to 25.4 mm/s. If we want a 2 ms delay, which is half the speed (0.5kHz, 0.5 inches/second, 12.7 mm/s)
-    we do 65536 - (5120 + 24240) which gives us a value of 36176. This would be encoded as a 16-bit number
-    broken up into 2 ascii 3 digit strings between 0-255. 141 for the high bits and 80 for the low bits.
-    So CV01410801 where the final character "1" is the acceleration factor since it's within that range.
-
-    The speed in mm/s is also used for determining which acceleration to use and as a factor for some boards
-    (B2, M2) the horizontal encoded value. Slowing down the device down while traveling diagonally makes the
-    diagonal and orthogonal take the same amount of time (thereby cutting to the same depth). These are the same
-    period-ticks units and is simply summed with the 65536 - (b + mT) value in cases that both stepper motors
-    are used.
-    """
-
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        board="M2",
-        speed=None,
-        raster_step=None,
-        d_ratio=None,
-        suffix_c=None,
-        acceleration=None,
-        raster_horizontal=True,
-        fix_speeds=False,
-        fix_lows=False,
-        fix_limit=False,
-    ):
-        self.speed = speed
-        self.board = board
-        self.d_ratio = d_ratio
-        self.raster_step = raster_step
-
-        self.acceleration = acceleration
-        self.suffix_c = suffix_c
-        self.raster_horizontal = raster_horizontal
-        self.fix_speeds = fix_speeds
-        self.fix_lows = fix_lows
-        self.fix_limit = fix_limit
-
-        if isinstance(speed, str):
-            # this is a speedcode value.
-            (
-                code_value,
-                accel,
-                step_value,
-                diagonal,
-                raster_step,
-                suffix_c,
-            ) = parse_speed_code(self.speed)
-            b, m = get_equation(
-                self.board,
-                accel=accel,
-                suffix_c=suffix_c,
-                fix_speeds=self.fix_speeds,
-            )
-            self.speed = get_speed_from_value(code_value, b, m)
-            self.acceleration = accel
-            self.raster_step = raster_step
-            self.suffix_c = suffix_c
-
-    def __str__(self):
-        return self.speedcode
-
-    def __repr__(self):
-        parts = list()
-        if self.board != "M2":
-            parts.append(f'board="{self.board}"')
-        if self.speed is not None:
-            parts.append(f"speed={self.speed}")
-        if self.d_ratio is not None:
-            parts.append(f"d_ratio={self.d_ratio}")
-        if self.raster_step != 0:
-            parts.append(f"raster_step={self.raster_step}")
-        if self.suffix_c is not None:
-            parts.append(f"suffix_c={str(self.suffix_c)}")
-        if self.acceleration is not None:
-            parts.append(f"acceleration={self.acceleration}")
-        if self.fix_speeds:
-            parts.append(f"fix_speeds={str(self.fix_speeds)}")
-        if self.fix_lows:
-            parts.append(f"fix_lows={str(self.fix_lows)}")
-        if self.fix_limit:
-            parts.append(f"fix_limit={str(self.fix_limit)}")
-        if not self.raster_horizontal:
-            parts.append(f"raster_horizontal={str(self.raster_horizontal)}")
-        return f"LaserSpeed({', '.join(parts)})"
-
-    @property
-    def speedcode(self):
-        return get_code_from_speed(
-            self.speed,
-            self.raster_step,
-            self.board,
-            self.d_ratio,
-            self.acceleration,
-            self.suffix_c,
-            fix_limit=self.fix_limit,
-            fix_speeds=self.fix_speeds,
-            fix_lows=self.fix_lows,
-            raster_horizontal=self.raster_horizontal,
-        )
-
-
-def get_speed_from_code(speed_code, board="M2", fix_speeds=False):
-    """
-    Gets the speed expected from a speedcode. Should calculate the expected speed from the data code given.
-    @param speed_code: The speedcode to check.
-    @param board: The board this speedcode was made for.
-    @param fix_speeds: Is this speedcode in a fixed_speed code?
-    @return:
-    """
-    (
-        code_value,
-        accel,
-        step_value,
-        diagonal,
-        raster_step,
-        suffix_c,
-    ) = parse_speed_code(speed_code)
-    b, m = get_equation(board, accel=accel, suffix_c=suffix_c, fix_speeds=fix_speeds)
-    return get_speed_from_value(code_value, b, m)
-
-
-def get_code_from_speed(
-    mm_per_second,
-    raster_step=0,
-    board="M2",
-    d_ratio=None,
-    acceleration=None,
-    suffix_c=None,
-    fix_limit=False,
-    fix_speeds=False,
-    fix_lows=False,
-    raster_horizontal=True,
-):
-    """
-    Get a speedcode from a given speed. The raster step appends the 'G' value and uses speed ranges.
-    The d_ratio uses the default/auto ratio. The accel is optional and forces the speedcode to work
-    for that particular acceleration.
-
-    @param mm_per_second: speed to convert to code.
-    @param raster_step: raster step mode to use. Use (g0,g1) tuple for unidirectional valuations.
-    @param board: Nano Board Model
-    @param d_ratio: M1, M2, B1, B2 have ratio of optional speed
-    @param acceleration: Optional force acceleration code rather than default for that speed.
-    @param suffix_c: Optional force suffix_c mode for the board. (True forces suffix_c on, False forces it off)
-    @param fix_limit: Removes max speed limit.
-    @param fix_speeds: Give corrected speed (faster by 8.9%)
-    @param fix_lows: Force low speeds into correct bounds.
-    @param raster_horizontal: is it rastering with the laser head, or the much heavier bar?
-    @return: speed code produced.
-    """
-    if d_ratio is None:
-        d_ratio = 0.261199033289
-    if not fix_limit and mm_per_second > 240 and raster_step == 0:
-        mm_per_second = 19.05  # Arbitrary default speed for out range value.
-    if acceleration is None:
-        acceleration = get_acceleration_for_speed(
-            mm_per_second,
-            raster_step != 0,
-            raster_horizontal=raster_horizontal,
-            fix_speeds=fix_speeds,
-        )
-    if suffix_c is None:
-        suffix_c = get_suffix_c(board, mm_per_second)
-
-    b, m = get_equation(
-        board, accel=acceleration, suffix_c=suffix_c, fix_speeds=fix_speeds
-    )
-    speed_value = get_value_from_speed(mm_per_second, b, m)
-
-    if fix_lows and speed_value < 0:
-        # produced a negative speed value, go ahead and set that to 0
-        speed_value = 0
-    encoded_speed = encode_16bit(speed_value)
-
-    if raster_step != 0:
-        # There is no C suffix notation for raster step.
-        if isinstance(raster_step, tuple):
-            return f"V{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}G{abs(raster_step[0]):03d}G{abs(raster_step[1]):03d}"
-        else:
-            return f"V{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}G{abs(raster_step):03d}"
-
-    if d_ratio == 0 or board in ("A", "B", "M"):
-        # We do not need the diagonal code.
-        if raster_step == 0:
-            if suffix_c:
-                return f"CV{encoded_speed}1C"
-            else:
-                return f"CV{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}"
-    else:
-        step_value = min(int(floor(mm_per_second) + 1), 128)
-        frequency_kHz = float(mm_per_second) / 25.4
-        try:
-            period_in_ms = 1 / frequency_kHz
-        except ZeroDivisionError:
-            period_in_ms = 0
-        d_value = d_ratio * m * period_in_ms / float(step_value)
-
-        if fix_lows:
-            if d_value > 0xFFFF:
-                d_value = 0xFFFF
-            if d_value < 0:
-                d_value = 0
-        encoded_diagonal = encode_16bit(d_value)
-        if suffix_c:
-            return f"CV{encoded_speed}1{step_value:03d}{encoded_diagonal}C"
-        else:
-            return (
-                f"CV{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}{step_value:03d}{encoded_diagonal}"
-            )
-
-
-def parse_speed_code(speed_code):
-    """
-    Parses a speedcode into the relevant parts these are:
-    Prefixed codes CV or V, the code value which is a string of numbers that is either
-    7 or 16 characters long. With bugged versions being permitted to be 5 characters longer
-    being either 12 or 21 characters long. Since the initial 3 character string becomes an
-    8 character string falling out of the 000-255 range and becoming (16777216-v).
-
-    Codes with a suffix-c value are equal to 1/12th with different timings.
-
-    Codes with G-values are raster stepped. Two of these codes implies unidirectional rasters
-    but the those are a specific (x,0) step sequence.
-
-    @param speed_code: Speedcode to parse
-    @return: code_value, accel, step_value, diagonal, raster_step, suffix_c
-    """
-
-    suffix_c = False
-    prefix_c = False
-    start = 0
-    end = len(speed_code)
-    if speed_code[start] == "C":
-        start += 1
-        prefix_c = True
-    if speed_code[end - 1] == "C":
-        end -= 1
-        suffix_c = True
-    if speed_code[start : start + 4] == "V167" and speed_code[start + 4] not in (
-        "0",
-        "1",
-        "2",
-    ):
-        # The 4th character can only be 0,1,2 except for error speeds.
-        code_value = decode_16bit(speed_code[start + 1 : start + 12])
-        start += 12
-        # The value for this speed is so low, it's negative
-        # and bit-shifted in 24 bits of a negative number.
-        # These are produced by chinese software but are not valid.
-    else:
-        code_value = decode_16bit(speed_code[start + 1 : start + 7])
-        start += 7
-    code_value = 65536 - code_value
-    accel = int(speed_code[start])
-    start += 1
-
-    raster_step = 0
-    if speed_code[end - 4] == "G":
-        raster_step = int(speed_code[end - 3 : end])
-        end -= 4
-        # Removes Gxxx
-    if speed_code[end - 4] == "G":
-        raster_step = (int(speed_code[end - 3 : end]), raster_step)
-        end -= 4
-        # Removes `Gxxx`, means this it was `GxxxGxxx`.
-    step_value = 0
-    diagonal = 0
-    if (end + 1) - start >= 9:
-        step_value = int(speed_code[start : start + 3])
-        diagonal = decode_16bit(speed_code[start + 3 : end])
-    return code_value, accel, step_value, diagonal, raster_step, suffix_c
-
-
-def get_value_from_speed(mm_per_second, b, m):
-    """
-    Calculates speed value from a given speed.
-    """
-    try:
-        frequency_kHz = float(mm_per_second) / 25.4
-        period_in_ms = 1.0 / frequency_kHz
-        return 65536 - get_value_from_period(period_in_ms, b, m)
-    except ZeroDivisionError:
-        return 65536 - b
-
-
-def get_value_from_period(x, b, m):
-    """
-    Takes in period in ms and converts it to value.
-    This is a simple linear relationship.
-    """
-    return m * x + b
-
-
-def get_speed_from_value(value, b, m):
-    try:
-        period_in_ms = get_period_from_value(value, b, m)
-        frequency_kHz = 1 / period_in_ms
-        return 25.4 * frequency_kHz
-    except ZeroDivisionError:
-        return 0
-
-
-def get_period_from_value(y, b, m):
-    try:
-        return (y - b) / m
-    except ZeroDivisionError:
-        return float("inf")
-
-
-def decode_16bit(code):
-    b1 = int(code[0:-3])
-    if b1 > 16000000:
-        b1 -= 16777216  # decode error negative numbers
-    if b1 > 0x7FFF:
-        b1 = b1 - 0xFFFF
-    b2 = int(code[-3:])
-    return (b1 << 8) + b2
-
-
-def encode_16bit(value):
-    value = int(value)
-    b0 = value & 255
-    b1 = (value >> 8) & 0xFFFFFF  # unsigned shift, to emulate bugged form.
-    return f"{b1:03d}{b0:03d}"
-
-
-def get_acceleration_for_speed(
-    mm_per_second, raster=False, raster_horizontal=True, fix_speeds=False
-):
-    """
-    Gets the acceleration factor for a particular speed.
-
-    It is known that vertical rastering has different acceleration factors.
-
-    This is not fully mapped out but appeared more in line with non-rastering values.
-
-    @param mm_per_second: Speed to find acceleration value for.
-    @param raster: Whether this speed is for a rastering.
-    @param raster_horizontal: Whether this speed is for horizontal rastering (top-to-bottom, y-axis speed)
-    @param fix_speeds: is fixed speed mode on?
-    @return: 1-4: Value for the accel factor.
-    """
-    if fix_speeds:
-        # when speeds are fixed the values from the software were determined based on the flawed codes empirically
-        mm_per_second /= 0.919493599053179
-    if mm_per_second <= 25.4:
-        return 1
-    if 25.4 < mm_per_second <= 60:
-        return 2
-    if raster and raster_horizontal:
-        if 60 < mm_per_second < 127:
-            return 2
-        if 127 <= mm_per_second <= 320:
-            return 3
-        if 320 <= mm_per_second:
-            return 4
-    else:
-        if 60 < mm_per_second < 127:
-            return 3
-        if 127 <= mm_per_second:
-            return 4
-
-
-def get_suffix_c(board, mm_per_second=None):
-    """
-    Due to a bug in the Chinese software the cutoff for the B2 machine is the same as the M2
-    at 7, but because if the half-stepping the invalid range the minimum speed is 9.509.
-    And this is below the threshold. Speeds between 7-9.509 will be invalid.
-
-    Since the B2 board is intended to duplicate this it will error as well.
-    """
-
-    if board == "B2":
-        if mm_per_second < 7:
-            return True
-    if board in ("M2", "M3") and mm_per_second < 7:
-        return True
-    return False
-
-
-def get_equation(board, accel=1, suffix_c=False, fix_speeds=False):
-    """
-    The speed for the M2 was physically checked and found to be inaccurate.
-    If strict is used it will seek to strictly emulate the Chinese software.
-
-    The physical device scaled properly with a different slope.
-
-    The correct value has been established for the M2 board. It's guessed at for
-    the B2 board being twice the M2 board. It is not known for A or B, B1 or B2
-    """
-    b = 784.0
-    if accel == 3:
-        b = 896.0
-    if accel == 4:
-        b = 1024.0
-    if board in ("A", "B", "B1"):
-        # A, B, B1 have no known suffix-C equations.
-        return b, 2000.0
-
-    m = 12120.0
-    if fix_speeds:
-        m = 11148.0
-    if board == "B2":
-        m *= 2
-        if suffix_c:
-            return b, m / 12.0
-    else:
-        # Non-B2 b-values
-        if accel == 3:
-            b = 5632.0
-        elif accel == 4:
-            b = 6144.0
-        else:
-            b = 5120.0
-        if suffix_c:
-            return 8.0, m / 12.0
-    return b, m
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+
+"""
+LaserSpeed
+
+This is the standard library for converting to and from speed code information for LHYMICRO-GL.
+"""
+
+
+from math import floor
+
+
+class LaserSpeed:
+    """
+    MIT License.
+
+    This is the standard library for converting to and from speed code information for LHYMICRO-GL.
+
+    The units in the speed code have acceleration/deceleration factors which slightly modifies the equations used
+    to convert between values and speeds. The fundamental units within the speed code values are period-ticks.
+    All values relate to a value in the counter to count off the number of oscillations within the
+    (typically 22.1184) Mhz crystal. The max value here is 65535, with the addition of a diagonal delay.
+
+    For the M2 board, the original Chinese Software gave a slope of 12120. However, experiments with the actual
+    physical speed put this value at 11142, which properly reflects that all speeds tend to be at 91.98% of the
+    requested speed.
+
+    The board is ultimately controlling a stepper motor and the speed a stepper motor travels is the result of
+    the time between the ticks. Since the crystal oscillator is the same, the delay is controlled by the counted
+    oscillations subticks, which gives us the time between stepper motor pulses. Most of the devices we are
+    dealing with are 1000 dpi stepper motors, so, for example, to travel at 1 inch a second requires that the
+    device tick at 1 kHz. To do this it must delay 1 ms between ticks. This corresponds to a value of 48296 in
+    the M2 board. Which has an equation of 65536 - (5120 + 12120T) where T is the period requested in ms. This is
+    equal to 25.4 mm/s. If we want a 2 ms delay, which is half the speed (0.5kHz, 0.5 inches/second, 12.7 mm/s)
+    we do 65536 - (5120 + 24240) which gives us a value of 36176. This would be encoded as a 16-bit number
+    broken up into 2 ascii 3 digit strings between 0-255. 141 for the high bits and 80 for the low bits.
+    So CV01410801 where the final character "1" is the acceleration factor since it's within that range.
+
+    The speed in mm/s is also used for determining which acceleration to use and as a factor for some boards
+    (B2, M2) the horizontal encoded value. Slowing down the device down while traveling diagonally makes the
+    diagonal and orthogonal take the same amount of time (thereby cutting to the same depth). These are the same
+    period-ticks units and is simply summed with the 65536 - (b + mT) value in cases that both stepper motors
+    are used.
+    """
+
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        board="M2",
+        speed=None,
+        raster_step=None,
+        d_ratio=None,
+        suffix_c=None,
+        acceleration=None,
+        raster_horizontal=True,
+        fix_speeds=False,
+        fix_lows=False,
+        fix_limit=False,
+    ):
+        self.speed = speed
+        self.board = board
+        self.d_ratio = d_ratio
+        self.raster_step = raster_step
+
+        self.acceleration = acceleration
+        self.suffix_c = suffix_c
+        self.raster_horizontal = raster_horizontal
+        self.fix_speeds = fix_speeds
+        self.fix_lows = fix_lows
+        self.fix_limit = fix_limit
+
+        if isinstance(speed, str):
+            # this is a speedcode value.
+            (
+                code_value,
+                accel,
+                step_value,
+                diagonal,
+                raster_step,
+                suffix_c,
+            ) = parse_speed_code(self.speed)
+            b, m = get_equation(
+                self.board,
+                accel=accel,
+                suffix_c=suffix_c,
+                fix_speeds=self.fix_speeds,
+            )
+            self.speed = get_speed_from_value(code_value, b, m)
+            self.acceleration = accel
+            self.raster_step = raster_step
+            self.suffix_c = suffix_c
+
+    def __str__(self):
+        return self.speedcode
+
+    def __repr__(self):
+        parts = list()
+        if self.board != "M2":
+            parts.append(f'board="{self.board}"')
+        if self.speed is not None:
+            parts.append(f"speed={self.speed}")
+        if self.d_ratio is not None:
+            parts.append(f"d_ratio={self.d_ratio}")
+        if self.raster_step != 0:
+            parts.append(f"raster_step={self.raster_step}")
+        if self.suffix_c is not None:
+            parts.append(f"suffix_c={str(self.suffix_c)}")
+        if self.acceleration is not None:
+            parts.append(f"acceleration={self.acceleration}")
+        if self.fix_speeds:
+            parts.append(f"fix_speeds={str(self.fix_speeds)}")
+        if self.fix_lows:
+            parts.append(f"fix_lows={str(self.fix_lows)}")
+        if self.fix_limit:
+            parts.append(f"fix_limit={str(self.fix_limit)}")
+        if not self.raster_horizontal:
+            parts.append(f"raster_horizontal={str(self.raster_horizontal)}")
+        return f"LaserSpeed({', '.join(parts)})"
+
+    @property
+    def speedcode(self):
+        return get_code_from_speed(
+            self.speed,
+            self.raster_step,
+            self.board,
+            self.d_ratio,
+            self.acceleration,
+            self.suffix_c,
+            fix_limit=self.fix_limit,
+            fix_speeds=self.fix_speeds,
+            fix_lows=self.fix_lows,
+            raster_horizontal=self.raster_horizontal,
+        )
+
+
+def get_speed_from_code(speed_code, board="M2", fix_speeds=False):
+    """
+    Gets the speed expected from a speedcode. Should calculate the expected speed from the data code given.
+    @param speed_code: The speedcode to check.
+    @param board: The board this speedcode was made for.
+    @param fix_speeds: Is this speedcode in a fixed_speed code?
+    @return:
+    """
+    (
+        code_value,
+        accel,
+        step_value,
+        diagonal,
+        raster_step,
+        suffix_c,
+    ) = parse_speed_code(speed_code)
+    b, m = get_equation(board, accel=accel, suffix_c=suffix_c, fix_speeds=fix_speeds)
+    return get_speed_from_value(code_value, b, m)
+
+
+def get_code_from_speed(
+    mm_per_second,
+    raster_step=0,
+    board="M2",
+    d_ratio=None,
+    acceleration=None,
+    suffix_c=None,
+    fix_limit=False,
+    fix_speeds=False,
+    fix_lows=False,
+    raster_horizontal=True,
+):
+    """
+    Get a speedcode from a given speed. The raster step appends the 'G' value and uses speed ranges.
+    The d_ratio uses the default/auto ratio. The accel is optional and forces the speedcode to work
+    for that particular acceleration.
+
+    @param mm_per_second: speed to convert to code.
+    @param raster_step: raster step mode to use. Use (g0,g1) tuple for unidirectional valuations.
+    @param board: Nano Board Model
+    @param d_ratio: M1, M2, B1, B2 have ratio of optional speed
+    @param acceleration: Optional force acceleration code rather than default for that speed.
+    @param suffix_c: Optional force suffix_c mode for the board. (True forces suffix_c on, False forces it off)
+    @param fix_limit: Removes max speed limit.
+    @param fix_speeds: Give corrected speed (faster by 8.9%)
+    @param fix_lows: Force low speeds into correct bounds.
+    @param raster_horizontal: is it rastering with the laser head, or the much heavier bar?
+    @return: speed code produced.
+    """
+    if d_ratio is None:
+        d_ratio = 0.261199033289
+    if not fix_limit and mm_per_second > 240 and raster_step == 0:
+        mm_per_second = 19.05  # Arbitrary default speed for out range value.
+    if acceleration is None:
+        acceleration = get_acceleration_for_speed(
+            mm_per_second,
+            raster_step != 0,
+            raster_horizontal=raster_horizontal,
+            fix_speeds=fix_speeds,
+        )
+    if suffix_c is None:
+        suffix_c = get_suffix_c(board, mm_per_second)
+
+    b, m = get_equation(
+        board, accel=acceleration, suffix_c=suffix_c, fix_speeds=fix_speeds
+    )
+    speed_value = get_value_from_speed(mm_per_second, b, m)
+
+    if fix_lows and speed_value < 0:
+        # produced a negative speed value, go ahead and set that to 0
+        speed_value = 0
+    encoded_speed = encode_16bit(speed_value)
+
+    if raster_step != 0:
+        # There is no C suffix notation for raster step.
+        if isinstance(raster_step, tuple):
+            return f"V{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}G{abs(raster_step[0]):03d}G{abs(raster_step[1]):03d}"
+        else:
+            return f"V{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}G{abs(raster_step):03d}"
+
+    if d_ratio == 0 or board in ("A", "B", "M"):
+        # We do not need the diagonal code.
+        if raster_step == 0:
+            if suffix_c:
+                return f"CV{encoded_speed}1C"
+            else:
+                return f"CV{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}"
+    else:
+        step_value = min(int(floor(mm_per_second) + 1), 128)
+        frequency_kHz = float(mm_per_second) / 25.4
+        try:
+            period_in_ms = 1 / frequency_kHz
+        except ZeroDivisionError:
+            period_in_ms = 0
+        d_value = d_ratio * m * period_in_ms / float(step_value)
+
+        if fix_lows:
+            if d_value > 0xFFFF:
+                d_value = 0xFFFF
+            if d_value < 0:
+                d_value = 0
+        encoded_diagonal = encode_16bit(d_value)
+        if suffix_c:
+            return f"CV{encoded_speed}1{step_value:03d}{encoded_diagonal}C"
+        else:
+            return (
+                f"CV{encoded_speed}{acceleration:1d}{step_value:03d}{encoded_diagonal}"
+            )
+
+
+def parse_speed_code(speed_code):
+    """
+    Parses a speedcode into the relevant parts these are:
+    Prefixed codes CV or V, the code value which is a string of numbers that is either
+    7 or 16 characters long. With bugged versions being permitted to be 5 characters longer
+    being either 12 or 21 characters long. Since the initial 3 character string becomes an
+    8 character string falling out of the 000-255 range and becoming (16777216-v).
+
+    Codes with a suffix-c value are equal to 1/12th with different timings.
+
+    Codes with G-values are raster stepped. Two of these codes implies unidirectional rasters
+    but the those are a specific (x,0) step sequence.
+
+    @param speed_code: Speedcode to parse
+    @return: code_value, accel, step_value, diagonal, raster_step, suffix_c
+    """
+
+    suffix_c = False
+    prefix_c = False
+    start = 0
+    end = len(speed_code)
+    if speed_code[start] == "C":
+        start += 1
+        prefix_c = True
+    if speed_code[end - 1] == "C":
+        end -= 1
+        suffix_c = True
+    if speed_code[start : start + 4] == "V167" and speed_code[start + 4] not in (
+        "0",
+        "1",
+        "2",
+    ):
+        # The 4th character can only be 0,1,2 except for error speeds.
+        code_value = decode_16bit(speed_code[start + 1 : start + 12])
+        start += 12
+        # The value for this speed is so low, it's negative
+        # and bit-shifted in 24 bits of a negative number.
+        # These are produced by chinese software but are not valid.
+    else:
+        code_value = decode_16bit(speed_code[start + 1 : start + 7])
+        start += 7
+    code_value = 65536 - code_value
+    accel = int(speed_code[start])
+    start += 1
+
+    raster_step = 0
+    if speed_code[end - 4] == "G":
+        raster_step = int(speed_code[end - 3 : end])
+        end -= 4
+        # Removes Gxxx
+    if speed_code[end - 4] == "G":
+        raster_step = (int(speed_code[end - 3 : end]), raster_step)
+        end -= 4
+        # Removes `Gxxx`, means this it was `GxxxGxxx`.
+    step_value = 0
+    diagonal = 0
+    if (end + 1) - start >= 9:
+        step_value = int(speed_code[start : start + 3])
+        diagonal = decode_16bit(speed_code[start + 3 : end])
+    return code_value, accel, step_value, diagonal, raster_step, suffix_c
+
+
+def get_value_from_speed(mm_per_second, b, m):
+    """
+    Calculates speed value from a given speed.
+    """
+    try:
+        frequency_kHz = float(mm_per_second) / 25.4
+        period_in_ms = 1.0 / frequency_kHz
+        return 65536 - get_value_from_period(period_in_ms, b, m)
+    except ZeroDivisionError:
+        return 65536 - b
+
+
+def get_value_from_period(x, b, m):
+    """
+    Takes in period in ms and converts it to value.
+    This is a simple linear relationship.
+    """
+    return m * x + b
+
+
+def get_speed_from_value(value, b, m):
+    try:
+        period_in_ms = get_period_from_value(value, b, m)
+        frequency_kHz = 1 / period_in_ms
+        return 25.4 * frequency_kHz
+    except ZeroDivisionError:
+        return 0
+
+
+def get_period_from_value(y, b, m):
+    try:
+        return (y - b) / m
+    except ZeroDivisionError:
+        return float("inf")
+
+
+def decode_16bit(code):
+    b1 = int(code[0:-3])
+    if b1 > 16000000:
+        b1 -= 16777216  # decode error negative numbers
+    if b1 > 0x7FFF:
+        b1 = b1 - 0xFFFF
+    b2 = int(code[-3:])
+    return (b1 << 8) + b2
+
+
+def encode_16bit(value):
+    value = int(value)
+    b0 = value & 255
+    b1 = (value >> 8) & 0xFFFFFF  # unsigned shift, to emulate bugged form.
+    return f"{b1:03d}{b0:03d}"
+
+
+def get_acceleration_for_speed(
+    mm_per_second, raster=False, raster_horizontal=True, fix_speeds=False
+):
+    """
+    Gets the acceleration factor for a particular speed.
+
+    It is known that vertical rastering has different acceleration factors.
+
+    This is not fully mapped out but appeared more in line with non-rastering values.
+
+    @param mm_per_second: Speed to find acceleration value for.
+    @param raster: Whether this speed is for a rastering.
+    @param raster_horizontal: Whether this speed is for horizontal rastering (top-to-bottom, y-axis speed)
+    @param fix_speeds: is fixed speed mode on?
+    @return: 1-4: Value for the accel factor.
+    """
+    if fix_speeds:
+        # when speeds are fixed the values from the software were determined based on the flawed codes empirically
+        mm_per_second /= 0.919493599053179
+    if mm_per_second <= 25.4:
+        return 1
+    if 25.4 < mm_per_second <= 60:
+        return 2
+    if raster and raster_horizontal:
+        if 60 < mm_per_second < 127:
+            return 2
+        if 127 <= mm_per_second <= 320:
+            return 3
+        if 320 <= mm_per_second:
+            return 4
+    else:
+        if 60 < mm_per_second < 127:
+            return 3
+        if 127 <= mm_per_second:
+            return 4
+
+
+def get_suffix_c(board, mm_per_second=None):
+    """
+    Due to a bug in the Chinese software the cutoff for the B2 machine is the same as the M2
+    at 7, but because if the half-stepping the invalid range the minimum speed is 9.509.
+    And this is below the threshold. Speeds between 7-9.509 will be invalid.
+
+    Since the B2 board is intended to duplicate this it will error as well.
+    """
+
+    if board == "B2":
+        if mm_per_second < 7:
+            return True
+    if board in ("M2", "M3") and mm_per_second < 7:
+        return True
+    return False
+
+
+def get_equation(board, accel=1, suffix_c=False, fix_speeds=False):
+    """
+    The speed for the M2 was physically checked and found to be inaccurate.
+    If strict is used it will seek to strictly emulate the Chinese software.
+
+    The physical device scaled properly with a different slope.
+
+    The correct value has been established for the M2 board. It's guessed at for
+    the B2 board being twice the M2 board. It is not known for A or B, B1 or B2
+    """
+    b = 784.0
+    if accel == 3:
+        b = 896.0
+    if accel == 4:
+        b = 1024.0
+    if board in ("A", "B", "B1"):
+        # A, B, B1 have no known suffix-C equations.
+        return b, 2000.0
+
+    m = 12120.0
+    if fix_speeds:
+        m = 11148.0
+    if board == "B2":
+        m *= 2
+        if suffix_c:
+            return b, m / 12.0
+    else:
+        # Non-B2 b-values
+        if accel == 3:
+            b = 5632.0
+        elif accel == 4:
+            b = 6144.0
+        else:
+            b = 5120.0
+        if suffix_c:
+            return 8.0, m / 12.0
+    return b, m