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-(C)Quarch Technology Ltd 2025, QIS v1.49
-qis:
-	Greatly simplifies the task of interfacing user scripts to the PPM. All time dependent code and
-	data decoding is hidden behind a TCP/IP server interface supporting both REST and raw TCP protocols.
-	In addition, the live stream data passes through an internal intermediary buffer further simplifying
-	the timing requirements of any interfacing scripts.
-	On startup, qis creates a toolbar icon and optionally displays the inbuilt terminal interface. A
-	right click on the toolbar icon displays a menu with the following options:
-		About
-		Show Terminal
-		Exit
-	The Show Terminal menu item may appear disable/grayed out in the following circumstances
-		A terminal window is already open
-		The inbuilt terminal interface is disabled, see "The inbuilt terminal window".
-Command line parameters:
-	The files qis.bat, qis-NoGUI.bat (Windows) and qis.sh, qis-NoGUI.sh (Linux) contain examples of
-	command line parameter usage.
-	-terminal
-		Displays a terminal window on application start. N.B. Only valid when the terminal window
-		option is unlocked where locked is defined as when the file disableterminal.txt exists
-		and is set to read only.
-	-logging=ON
-		Enables application logging to file
-	-loglevel=SEVERE,WARNING,INFO,CONFIG,FINE,FINER,FINEST
-	    Sets the logging level, which by default is set to INFO
-	-logtarget=file
-		Logs to the specified file
-	-devdebug
-		Enables development debug output to the console
-	-devdebug2
-		Enables devdebug and some more costly debug output
-	-Djava.awt.headless=true
-		This is a Java environment setting where Java is configured to run without GUI components
-		and qis will run in headless mode, no system tray icon or terminal window so interaction
-		is only possible via a separate REST or TCP application.
-Client side connections:
-	REST is accepted on port 9780
-	TCP  is accepted on port 9722, NB it is possible to connect via a standard Telnet client if said
-	client supports raw mode, I recommend Putty.
-	These port settings can be found and changed in the qis local directory file qis.properties.
-The inbuilt terminal window:
-	At startup qis opens a command/terminal window allowing the user immediate interaction without the
-	need to script a connection or track down a copy of Putty. The opening of terminal window may be
-	prevented by setting the qis local directory file disableterminal.txt to read only.
-$ Commands internal to qis:
-	$help
-		Displays copyright, license and help information.
-	$list
-		List attached devices, eg
-		1) usb::qtl1847-01-016
-		2) rest::qtl1944-01-020
-		3) tcp::qtl1944-01-020
-	$list details
-		List attached devices with additional information, eg
-		1) usb::QTL1847-01-016 Port:9 Stream:Yes Name:XLC Programmable Power Module
-		2) rest::QTL1999-02-020 IP:192.168.1.90 Port:80 NBName:1999-02-020 Stream:Yes Name:HD Programmable Power Module +Triggering
-		3) tcp::QTL1999-02-020 IP:192.168.1.90 Port:9760 NBName:1999-02-020 Stream:Yes Name:HD Programmable Power Module +Triggering
-	$scan
-		Perform a scan for connected network attached devices via UPD port 30303. This command returns immediately
-		but the actual scan takes about 3 seconds to complete. It is recommended to wait 3 seconds before executing
-		any other command.
-		N.B. USB devices are scanned automatically.
-	$scan TCPIPdevicespecifier
-		Scan for a device at a specific tcp/ip address, eg
-		$scan tcp::192.168.1.90
-		Located Device: qtl1944-01-020
-		$scan tcp::192.168.1.91
-		No Quarch Device Found at: 192.168.1.91
-		$scan tcp::NetBIOSName
-		Once a device tcp/ip address has been scanned successfully the device will appear in the $list
-		and is available for use.
-	$scan?
-		Returns state of USB and Ethernet scanners. Ethernet information includes scan time in mS
-	$scan -tinteger
-		Integer value is in milliseconds (1000 = 1 second). Sets the Ethernet scan timer to the specified value, if the value is 0 the
-		automatic scan is stopped. The minimum realistic scan time is 10mS, the default is 20000mS (20 seconds)
-	$debug [on|off]
-		Sets debug mode.
-	$debug?
-		Returns current debug mode setting
-	$debug history
-		Returns the most recent debug messages.
-	$default device
-	$def device
-		set device as the default target for all device commands, eg
-		$default tcp::qtl1944-01-020
-		hello?
-		HD Programmable Power Module +Triggering
-		The default device is unique to each client side connection, though due to the nature of
-		http it may be unwise to rely on the connection been maintained during a REST session.
-	$default deviceListEntryNumber
-	$def deviceListEntryNumber
-		set device as default for all device commands, eg
-		Assuming the $list command returns
-		1) usb::qtl1824-03-161
-		2) rest::qtl1944-01-020
-		3) tcp::qtl1944-01-020
-		$default 3
-		Will set list entry 3) tcp::qtl1944-01-020 as the default device
-	$default?
-	$def?
-		Displays the current default device, eg
-		$default?
-		Default Device tcp::qtl1944-01-020
-	$sysinfo
-		Displays memory usage and stream task information, eg
-			Used Memory: 36.591705 MB
-			Free Memory: 34.908295 MB
-			Total Memory: 71.500000 MB
-			Max Memory: 1808.000000 MB
-	$shutdown
-		Close this application
-	$sleep [integer value]
-		the command will return after [integer value] milliseconds.
-	$sockets?
-		returns a list of connected TCP devices/TCP sockets in use.
-		$sockets?
-		No Connections
-		$sockets?
-		/192.168.1.182
-	$version
-		Returns QIS version number
-	$get filters
-		Returns name and sample rate of the loaded filter sets.
-	$load filter [directory path]
-		Loads all filter XML files found in the provided directory path - XML files must follow the standard layout.
-Non $ Commands internal to qis:
-	Although the stream command is executed internally by qis it differs from the $ commands in that
-	the targeted device may be specified on the stream command line, eg
-		stream text header
-			Returns the stream header information from the most recent stream to be run on the current
-			default device.
-		usb::qtl1824-03-161 stream text header
-			Returns the stream header information form the most recent stream to be run on
-			device usb::qtl1824-03-161
-	stream?
-		Returns running status and buffer information for the current stream operation, eg
-		Stopped: User
-		Stripes Buffered: 94 of 8388608
-		Running
-		Stripes Buffered: 1167 of 8388608
-	stream text header
-		Returns header information for the current stream operation eg
-		stream text header
-		Version: 5
-		Format: 15
-		Average: 14
-		See Appendix A for examples of the header data returned by this command.
-	stream text [all|number of stripes]
-		The option all is subject to a limit of 3072 stripes.
-		To ease timing considerations, qis implements an internal buffer of approximately
-		8 million stripes.
-		Returns N stripes in formatted ASCII text from the stream buffer, the format of each line is:
-        sampleAverageTime(uS) [group 0 channel data] [group 1 channel data] ...
-        The following example is for a PPM with the single group 0 and 4 channels [5V(V), 5V(A), 12V(V), 12V(A)]
-        with the channel values corresponding to their dataPosition value in the stream text header XML:
-        stream text 3
-        0    947 59 948 -26
-        4096 947 57 948 -27
-        8192 947 58 948 -26
-	stream buffer text [all|number of stripes]
-		PAM only, text is derived directly from the buffer and returned in a simple record by record
-		format.
-	stream bin [all|number of stripes]
-		The option all is subject to a limit of 4096 stripes.
-		To ease timing considerations, qis implements an internal buffer of approximately
-		8 million stripes.
-		Returns N stripes in binary format from the stream buffer.
-	stream mode power [enable|disable]
-		HD / XLC only. Enable/disable internal power calculation. Only valid when both voltage and current
-		values are available for a given channel. Default is disabled
-	stream mode power total
-		HD / XLC only. Enable/disable internal power calculation and total power calculation. Only valid
-		when two or more power calculations are enabled. Default is disabled and once enabled a stream
-		mode power [enable|disable] command will disable this option
-	stream mode header [v1|v2|v3]
-		PAM / HD / XLC only. Specify header mode. Default is device default. See Appendix A for header details.
-	stream mode resample?
-	stream mode resample off
-	stream mode resample 1..n[ms|us]
-	stream mode resample group g 1..n[ms|us]
-        In the case of a single-rate device "stream mode resample #" sets the re-sampling value to #. In the case of a
-        multi-rate device "stream mode resample #" sets all groups to #.
-		Force stream data to specified resample period. If device period > resample period, device period
-		will be used.
-		The absolute maximum resample time is 2,147,483,647us or about 2,147 seconds, this is untested!
-        For example:
-        stream mode resample 10mS           --> sets all groups to 10mS
-        stream mode resample group 0 100mS  --> sets group 0 to 100mS
-        stream mode resample group 1 200mS  --> sets group 1 to 200mS
-	Synthetic Channel Functions, see Appendix B
-	stream create channel ...
-		Creates a new channel.
-	stream created channel delete ...
-		Deletes a previously created channel.
-	stream create channel enable ...
-		Enables/Disables a previously created channel.
-	stream created channels clear
-		Deletes all previously created channels.
-	stream created channels?
-		Returns a list of all previously created channels.
-	stream created channels enabled?
-		Returns a list of previously created channels that are enabled.
-	stream created channels disabled?
-		Returns a list of previously created channels that are disabled.
-	stream created function definitions?
-		Returns an XML description of all supported functions.
-	tcp::DeviceIdentifier forcereset
-	tcp::DeviceIdentifier forceIPAddress aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd
-	close
-		closes the default or specified device connection. NB if a stream is in progress the stream is first stopped
-		before the connection is closed therefore the actual close may happen a few seconds after the command is issued.
-		For a USB connection any stream will be stopped
-		For a TCP connection any stream will be stopped and the TCP connection will be closed
-			close
-			tcp::qtl1999-03-161 close
-TCPIPdevicespecifier
-	The TCP/IP device specifier has two general forms:
-		interface::DeviceIdentifier
-			tcp::qtl1944-01-020
-		interface::IPAddress
-			tcp::192.168.1.90
-	Overrides for the protocol port number and message timeout may be appended to the device
-	specifier, eg
-		tcp::192.168.1.90:5432%3000
-		Forces the device connection to use port number 5432 with a message timeout of 3000ms. The initial
-		connection timeout for TCP is 10 times the message timeout.
-Any command not recognised by qis will be passed on to the current default device or to the device specified on the command line eg
-	hello?
-	HD Programmable Power Module +Triggering
-	usb::qtl1824-03-161 hello?
-	XLC Programmable Power Module +Triggering
-The $help screen:
-    >$help
-    Quarch Instrument Server v1.47 (C)Quarch Technology Ltd 2025
-    This program uses:
-    usb4java V1.3 distributed under LGPL v3.0
-    Netty v4.1.43 distributed under Apache License 2.0
-    Application Start Directory: P:\Software\Java\PPMUtils\qis
-    Help:
-    $list : list attached devices
-    $list details : list attached devices with additional information
-    $scan : perform a scan for connected devices
-    $default device : set device as default for all device commands
-    $default? : displays the current default device
-    $sysinfo : Displays memory usage and stream task information, eg
-    $shutdown : close this application
-    stream? : returns running status and buffer information for the current stream operation
-    stream text header : returns header information for the current stream operation
-    stream text [all|number of stripes] : returns N stripes in formatted ASCII text from the stream buffer
-    stream bin [all|number of stripes] : returns N stripes in binary format from the stream buffer
-QuarchInstrumentServer.properties.xml
-	The following allow setting the port numbers and device message timeouts (in milliseconds)
-    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-    <Properties>
-        <lastModified>2020-12-17 16:49:16</lastModified>
-        <defaultTCPTimeout>5000</defaultTCPTimeout>
-        <defaultTCPSemaphoreTimeout>5000</defaultTCPSemaphoreTimeout>
-        <localPorts>
-            <rest>9780</rest>
-            <scan>-1</scan>
-            <tcp>NA</tcp>
-            <telnet>9722</telnet>
-        </localPorts>
-    </Properties>
-	Legacy information:
-		Local, ie client, ports may be changed from their default values.
-		Scan:
-			-1 		= use default local port allocation for the scan/locate process.
-			0		= disable the scan/locate process.
-			30303 	= value for pre 5.002 hd sw
-	These changes will take effect after a restart
-Appendix A: Header Examples
-The following are examples of supported headers:
-	V1
-		Version: 5
-		Format: 15
-		Average: 14
-	V2
-		Version: 5
-		Format: 15
-		Average: 10
-		V2
-		@Channels
-		Status status NA
-		5V voltage mV
-		5V current uA
-		12V voltage mV
-		12V current uA
-		5V power uW
-		12V power uW
-		@Channels_End
-	V3
-		<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-		<header>
-			<version>V3</version>
-			<devicePeriod>4096us</devicePeriod>
-			<mainPeriod>4096uS</mainPeriod>
-			<legacyVersion>5</legacyVersion>
-			<legacyFormat>15</legacyFormat>
-			<legacyAverage>10</legacyAverage>
-			<channels>
-				<channel>
-					<name>Status</name>
-					<group>status</group>
-					<units>NA</units>
-					<maxTValue>0</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>0</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>5V</name>
-					<group>voltage</group>
-					<units>mV</units>
-					<maxTValue>16384</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>1</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>5V</name>
-					<group>current</group>
-					<units>uA</units>
-					<maxTValue>16777216</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>2</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>12V</name>
-					<group>voltage</group>
-					<units>mV</units>
-					<maxTValue>16384</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>3</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>12V</name>
-					<group>current</group>
-					<units>uA</units>
-					<maxTValue>16777216</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>4</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>5V</name>
-					<group>power</group>
-					<units>uW</units>
-					<maxTValue>274877906</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>5</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>12V</name>
-					<group>power</group>
-					<units>uW</units>
-					<maxTValue>274877906</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>6</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-				<channel>
-					<name>Tot</name>
-					<group>power</group>
-					<units>uW</units>
-					<maxTValue>549755812</maxTValue>
-					<dataPosition>7</dataPosition>
-				</channel>
-			</channels>
-		</header>
-Appendix B: Synthetic Channel Functions
-	stream create channel ...
-		Creates a new channel.
-	stream created channel delete ...
-		Deletes a previously created channel.
-	stream create channel enable ...
-		Enables/Disables a previously created channel.
-	stream created channels clear
-		Deletes all previously created channels.
-	stream created channels?
-		Returns a list of all previously created channels.
-	stream created channels enabled?
-		Returns a list of previously created channels that are enabled.
-	stream created channels disabled?
-		Returns a list of previously created channels that are disabled.
-	stream created function definitions?
-		Returns an XML description of all supported functions.
-A more detailed description, with examples, of each command follows:
-	stream create channel chan(chName,chGroup) function(arg1, arg2, ...)
-		A new synthetic channel is created by way of specifying a channel function using the chan() function, which takes
-		arguments of the new channel name and its display group. Following the newly defined channel is the function name that
-		takes two or more arguments. For example:
-		stream create channel chan(L1_RMS,V) rms(100ms, chan(L1,V))
-		Here we define a new synthetic channel called "L1_RMS" and assign it to the group "V". It is defined using the function rms(), which is
-		short for the root mean square function. The rms() function takes two argument, the first being the time window and the second being a channel
-		on which the RMS is calculated.
-		Other examples are:
-		chan(L1_pf,PF%) PowerFactor(chan(L1_PAct,W),chan(L1_PApp,VA))
-		chan(L2_PApp,VA) pApparent(chan(L2_RMS,V),chan(L2_RMS,A))
-	stream created channel delete chan(chName,chGroup)
-		A previously defined channel is deleted using the delete command by specifying both the channel name and group. For example:
-		stream created channel delete chan(L1_RMS,V)
-	stream created channel enable chan(chName, chGroup) [ON|OFF]
-		A previously defined channel is enabled or disabled using the enable command by specifying both the channel name and group. For example:
-		stream created channel enable chan(L1_RMS,V) off
-	stream created channels clear
-		Deletes all previously created channels, and serves as a convenience command to the above in which all channels are
-		deleted with a single command.
-	stream created channels?
-		Returns a list of all previously created channels. For example:
-		stream created channels?
-		could return the following list:
-		chan(L1_RMS,V) rms(100mS, chan(L1,V))
-		chan(L1_RMS,A) rms(100mS, chan(L1,A))
-		...
-	stream created channels enabled?
-		Returns a list of enabled previously created channels For example:
-		stream created channels enabled?
-		could return the following list:
-		chan(L1_RMS,V) rms(100mS, chan(L1,V))
-		chan(L1_RMS,A) rms(100mS, chan(L1,A))
-		...
-	stream created channels disabled?
-		Returns a list of disabled previously created channels For example:
-		stream created channels disabled?
-		could return the following list:
-		chan(L1_RMS,V) rms(100mS, chan(L1,V))
-		chan(L1_RMS,A) rms(100mS, chan(L1,A))
-		...
-	stream created function definitions?
-		Returns the XML schema used to define the supported synthetic channel functions. For example:
-		>stream created function definitions?
-		<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-		<functionDefinitions>
-		<function>
-		<name>rms</name>
-		<returnType>int</returnType>
-		<description>The effective value of a sinusoidal waveform which gives the same heating effect as an equivalent DC supply.</description>
-		<parameters>
-		<parameter>
-		<name>window</name>
-		<type>timeWindow</type>
-		...
-The currently supported synthetic channel functions are:
-	average
-	    The average of a channel over the specified time window.
-	crestFactor
-		The ratio of peak value to RMS value over the specified time window.
-	frequency
-		The frequency of the signal specified by the source channel.
-	multiplier
-        The scalar multiple of a single source channel or the product of at least two source channels.
-	pActive
-		The actual power which is transferred to the load / dissipated in the circuit.
-	pApparent
-		The product of RMS voltage and RMS current.
-	phase
-		The difference in phase, expressed in degrees, between the two source channels.
-	pInstantaneous
-		The product of voltage and current.
-	powerFactor
-		The ratio of the real power absorbed by the load to the apparent power flowing in the circuit.
-	pReactive
-		Power absorbed by and returned from the load due to its reactive properties.
-	rms
-		The effective value of a sinusoidal waveform which gives the same heating effect as an equivalent DC supply.
-	sineWave
-		A test function generating a sine wave based on the supplied parameters.
-	subtract
-		The difference of the specified channels.
-	sum
-		The sum of the specified channels.
-Each of the above functions have differing arguments and return value and the best source of reference for each function's
-details is via the XML function definitions command described above.
-Appendix C: FAQ
-	Why does the client side REST interface default to port number 9780 instead of the standard
-	port 80?
-	In their infinite wisdom the Windows 10 designers hijack port 80 for their own needs.
-	When I try to launch qis I see a dialogue box/terminal window saying the application is
-	"Shutting Down".
-	qis supports two client side interfaces, REST and TCP, if neither interface can be claimed
-	there is no means of communicating with client software so the application shuts down.
-	Can I increase the amount of memory available to qis/java?
-	See Java documentation for the -Xmx launch option. eg -Xmx4096m would allow java to use up to
-	4GB of system ram.

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-# run in background after closing cmd window ?
-#nohup java -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar ./qis.jar &
-# run in background after closing cmd window logging output to file ?
-#nohup java -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar ./qis.jar > qis.log &

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