quarchpy 2.2.0.dev1__py2.py3-none-any.whl → 2.2.1__py2.py3-none-any.whl

quarchpy/connection_specific/QPS/win-amd64/resources/profiles/PAM_EXAMPLE_CONFIG.rcf

@@ -0,0 +1,193 @@
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
+<!-- Recording Configuration File 
+
+This is a new file format supported by Quarch Power Studio. 
+It contains the relevant recording configuration data that a user could use to quickly configure QPS with the approapriate data.
+Currently it supports:
+
+- Add new synthetic channels (as we do already)
+
+- Allow new synthetic channels to be added, but disabled by default (not recorded)
+
+- Allow new synthetic channels to be added, but hidden by default (recorded, but not displayed)
+
+- Allow existing device channels to disabled (not recorded)
+
+- Allow existing device channels to be hidden by default (recorded, but not displayed)
+
+-->
+<RecordingConfiguration>
+    <Header> <!-- Header information for the recording configuration -->
+        <FileVersion>2.0</FileVersion> <!-- Version of the file, checked on load. -->
+        <DeviceTarget>QTL2312-01</DeviceTarget> <!-- Device identifier for the compatible device(s) -->
+        <FileDescription></FileDescription> <!-- Description of the file to make it clear what the file is intended for -->
+    </Header>
+    <SyntheticChannels> <!-- Root tag for synthetic channels configuration -->
+        <Clear>false</Clear> <!-- Indicates whether to clear existing synthetic channels -->
+        <SyntheticChannel> <!-- Defines a single synthetic channel -->
+            <Configuration> <!-- Configuration settings for the synthetic channel -->
+                <Enable>false</Enable> <!-- Whether the synthetic channel is enabled -->
+                <Visible>false</Visible> <!-- Whether the synthetic channel is visible -->
+            </Configuration>
+            <SyntheticChannelFunction> <!-- Function definition for the synthetic channel -->
+                <FunctionDetails> <!-- Details about the function -->
+                    <DisplayGroup>v</DisplayGroup> <!-- Display group for categorizing the function -->
+                    <DisplayName>+3.3V_VOLT_RMS</DisplayName> <!-- Display name for the function -->
+                    <FunctionName>rms</FunctionName> <!-- Name of the function to be applied -->
+                </FunctionDetails>
+                <FunctionArguments> <!-- Arguments for the function -->
+                    <Argument>1ms</Argument> <!-- First argument: time window for RMS calculation -->
+                    <Argument>chan(+3.3V,v)</Argument> <!-- Second argument: channel reference -->
+                </FunctionArguments>
+            </SyntheticChannelFunction>
+        </SyntheticChannel>
+        <SyntheticChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>false</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <SyntheticChannelFunction>
+                <FunctionDetails>
+                    <DisplayGroup>a</DisplayGroup>
+                    <DisplayName>+3.3V_CURR_RMS</DisplayName>
+                    <FunctionName>rms</FunctionName>
+                </FunctionDetails>
+                <FunctionArguments>
+                    <Argument>1ms</Argument>
+                    <Argument>chan(+3.3V,a)</Argument>
+                </FunctionArguments>
+            </SyntheticChannelFunction>
+        </SyntheticChannel>
+        <SyntheticChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <SyntheticChannelFunction>
+                <FunctionDetails>
+                    <DisplayGroup>w</DisplayGroup>
+                    <DisplayName>+3.3V_POWER_RMS</DisplayName>
+                    <FunctionName>rms</FunctionName>
+                </FunctionDetails>
+                <FunctionArguments>
+                    <Argument>1ms</Argument>
+                    <Argument>chan(+3.3V,v)</Argument>
+                </FunctionArguments>
+            </SyntheticChannelFunction>
+        </SyntheticChannel>
+    </SyntheticChannels>
+    <DeviceChannels> <!-- Root tag for device channels configuration -->
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration> <!-- Configuration settings for the device channel -->
+                <Enable>false</Enable> <!-- Whether the device channel is enabled -->
+                <Visible>false</Visible> <!-- Whether the device channel is visible -->
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Voltage</DisplayGroup> <!-- Display group for categorizing the device channel -->
+            <DisplayName>+3.3V</DisplayName> <!-- Display name for the device channel -->
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Voltage</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+12V</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>false</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Voltage</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+3.3Vaux</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Current</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+3.3V</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Current</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+12V</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Current</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+3.3Vaux</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Digital</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>PERST#</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Digital</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>CLKREQ#</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Digital</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>WAKE#</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Digital</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>SMBCLK</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Digital</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>SMBDAT</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Power</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+3.3V</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Power</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+12V</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+        <DeviceChannel>
+            <Configuration>
+                <Enable>true</Enable>
+                <Visible>true</Visible>
+            </Configuration>
+            <DisplayGroup>Power</DisplayGroup>
+            <DisplayName>+3.3Vaux</DisplayName>
+        </DeviceChannel>
+    </DeviceChannels>
+</RecordingConfiguration>

quarchpy/connection_specific/QPS/win-amd64/scriptCommands.txt

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 QPS Command Summary
 Copyright (c) Quarch Ltd
-QPS v1.42.J21
-Generated: 19 Jul 2024
+QPS v1.43
+Generated: 26 Sept 2024
 
 
 *** Commands ***

quarchpy/connection_specific/QPS/win-amd64/whats-new.txt

@@ -1,41 +1,31 @@
 *** What's New In Quarch Power Studio ***
 
-19th July 2024
+23rd September 2024
 
-QPS version 1.42
-QIS version 1.44
+QPS version 1.43
+QIS version 1.45
 
 
 
 *** New Features ***
 
-QPS is now build against Java21.  The runtime is packaged in the installer so seperate Java install is not required in most cases
+Support added for 'Hybrid Breakers', porting the control features from Testmonkey
 
-This 'What's new' dialog added, to call out the latest features!
+Synthetic channels can now be disabled in the same way as device channels.  Profile loading now supports enable options for all channel types.
 
-Annotations improvements: Hover-over displays their text. Hover over the Annotations tab text to highlight the annotation.  Vertical movement is enabled by default, to arrange them more easily
+Channels now highlight when you hover over the selection in the right-side tabs, making them easier to see.  You can also search for channels and show/hide them as a group.
 
-Speed improvements when navigating through large datasets
+The annotation system has been greatly improved with easier editing, hover over display and a search function
 
-Modules with updated firmware available are now indicated to the user
+CSV export can now be done by system clock time (in addition to sample time)
 
-Missing USB drivers are now highlighted to the user
-
-Statistics tab now has auto-ranging for units, to be more readable
-
-The color of cursors can be changed, to make them more visible
-
-Summary data can now be collapsed to make it more readable
+Sample rate controls have been enabled for AC devices
 
 
 *** Major Fixes ***
 
-Fixed issue where old trace data did not delete correctly
-
-Fixed issue where LAN devices could lose connection after a couple of hours of streaming
-
-Fixed issue where progress bar and notifications were both modal, locking access
+Fixed issue where multi-rate stream text in python automation could have missing values
 
-Touchpad horizontal two finger scrolling now works correctly
+Fixed issue where recording duration calculated incorrectly if an external trigger was used
 
-Multiple other exceptions trapped and handled
+Fixed issue where exception reporting could also crash, failing to capture the log

quarchpy/connection_specific/connection_QIS.py

@@ -1100,24 +1100,25 @@ class QisInterface:
         try:
             if sock == None:
                 sock = self.sock
-            
-            # Get the raw data
-            headerData = self.sendAndReceiveText(sock, sentText='stream text header', device=device)
+            count = 0
+            while(True):
+                if count > 5:
+                    break
+                count += 1
+                # Get the raw data
+                headerData = self.sendAndReceiveText(sock, sentText='stream text header', device=device)
 
-            # The XML can contain the cursor on the end!  Trap and remove it here TODO: Needs fixed in the command layer above
-            if ('\r\n>' in headerData):
-                headerData = headerData[:-1]
-            
-            # Check for no header (no stream started)
-            if('Header Not Available' in headerData):
-                logging.error(device + ' Stream header not available.' + self.host + ':' + str(self.port))
-                return None;
-                
-            # Check for XML format
-            if('?xml version=' not in headerData):
-                logging.error(device + ' Header not in XML form.' + self.host + ':' + str(self.port))
-                return None;
-                
+                # Check for no header (no stream started)
+                if('Header Not Available' in headerData):
+                    logging.error(device + ' Stream header not available.' + self.host + ':' + str(self.port))
+                    continue
+
+                # Check for XML format
+                if('?xml version=' not in headerData):
+                    logging.error(device + ' Header not in XML form.' + self.host + ':' + str(self.port))
+                    continue
+
+                break
             # Parse XML into structured format
             xml_root = ET.fromstring(headerData)            
             
@@ -1638,15 +1639,39 @@ class QisInterface:
                 logging.warning(res[0])
             # If reading until a cursor comes back then keep reading until a cursor appears or max tries exceeded
             if readUntilCursor:
+                import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
+
                 maxReads = 1000
                 count = 1
-                # check for cursor at end of read and if not there read again
-                while res[-1:] != self.cursor:
-                    res+= self.receiveText(sock) #TODO Confirm this works with multi response CMD Like a $get stats on a large stream with many annos. test with py2 and py3
-                    #res.extend(self.rxBytes(sock))
+                is_xml = False
+
+                while True:
+
+                    # Determine if the response is XML based on its start
+                    if count == 1:  # Only check this on the first read
+                        if res.startswith("<?xml"):  # Likely XML if it starts with '<'
+                            is_xml = True
+
+                    if is_xml:
+                        # Try to parse the XML to check if it's complete
+                        try:
+                            ET.fromstring(res[:-1])  # If it parses, the response is complete
+                            return res[:-1]  # Exit the loop, valid XML received
+                        except ET.ParseError:
+                            pass  # Keep reading until XML is complete
+                    else:
+                        # Handle normal strings
+                        if res[-1:] == self.cursor:  # If the last character is '>', stop reading
+                            break
+
+                    # Receive more data
+                    res += self.receiveText(sock)
+
+                    # Increment count and check for max reads
                     count += 1
                     if count >= maxReads:
-                        raise Exception(' Count = Error: max reads exceeded before cursor returned')
+                        raise Exception('Count = Error: max reads exceeded before response was complete')
+
             return res
 
         except Exception as e: