maodevice.correlator module¶
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class
maodevice.correlator.
OctadS
(com)[source]¶ Bases:
maodevice.core.BaseDeviceHandler
Control “OCTAD-S”.
The OCTAD-S is the FPGA-based correlator.
Note
This class is based on “maodevice.core.BaseDeviceHandler”.
Parameters: com (maodevice.communicator) – Communicator instance to control the device. -
MANUFACTURER
¶ Manufacturer of the device.
Type: str
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PRODUCT_NAME
¶ Name of the device.
Type: str
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CLASSIFICATION
¶ Classification of the device.
Type: str
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CLASSFICATION
= 'Correlator'¶
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CORRELATION_MODE
= {'Auto1': 1, 'Auto2': 2, 'Cross1-2': 16}¶
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MANUFACTURER
= 'Elecs'
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PRODUCT_NAME
= 'OCTAD-S'
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calibrate_de_multiplexer
(n)[source]¶ Calibrate the data transfer from the ADC to the FPGA.
Notes
- Execute this method only when “show_status” shows “DBBC_module_adc_de-multiplexer_bit-alignment_error”.
- This method may take up to several minutes to complete.
- You must execute “synchronize_with_external” after executing this method.
Parameters: n (int) – ADC number. Allowed values are 1 or 2. Returns: None
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select_correlation_scaling
(n, scale=0)[source]¶ Set scaling of X (Correlation) part.
Note
The mean of thread ID are as follows. 1. Auto-correlation of channel 1 2. Auto-correlation of channel 2 5. Cross-correlation of channels 1 and 2
Parameters: - n (int) – Thread ID. Allowed values are 1, 2 or 5.
- scale (int) – Scaling of X (Correlation) part. Set within the range of 0 - 31. Defaults to 0.
Returns: None
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select_integration_time
(integ_time=5)[source]¶ Select integration time.
Parameters: integ_time (int) – Integration time. Allowed values are 5 or 10 (msec). Defaults to 5. Returns: None
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select_repeat_response
(is_repeat=False)[source]¶ Select whether to output the repeat message.
Parameters: is_repeat (bool) – Response indicator. If it is true, output the repeat message. Returns: None
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select_requantization_scaling
(n, scale=0)[source]¶ Set scaling of Y (Requantization) part.
Parameters: - n (int) – ADC number. Allowed values are 1 or 2.
- scale (int) – Scaling of Y (Requantization) part. Set within the range of 0 - 31. Defaults to 0.
Returns: None
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set_adc_delay_offset
(n, offset=16384)[source]¶ Set the delay offset of ADC.
Parameters: - n (int) – ADC number. Allowed values are 1 or 2.
- offset (int) – Delay offset of ADC. You must set within the range of 0 - 32767. Defaults to 16384.
Returns: None
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set_adc_dynamic_range
(n, d_range=256.0, offset=0.0)[source]¶ Set dynamic range of ADC.
Note
Do not change the dynamic range as much as possible.
Parameters: - n (int) – ADC number. Allowed values are 1 or 2.
- d_range (float) – Dynamic range of ADC. Set within the range of 240.0 - 270.0. Defaults to 256.0.
- offset (float) – Offset voltage of ADC dynamic range. Set within the range of -128.0 - 128.0. Defaults to 0.0.
Returns: None
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set_control_port_ip
(ip)[source]¶ Set IP address of the control port.
Note
You must restart after executing thie method.
Parameters: ip (str) – IP address of the control port. Returns: None
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set_control_port_subnet_mask
(mask)[source]¶ Set subnet mask of the control port.
Notes
- You must restart after executing this method.
- The subnet mask of the 10G port is the same as this one.
Parameters: mask (str) – Subnet mask of the control port. Returns: None
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set_date
(year, doy, hour, minute, second)[source]¶ Set the date to add to sampling data.
Notes
- You must execute this method after the method “synchronize_with_external”.
- You do not need to execute this method if you use a NTP server.
Parameters: - year (int) – Year.
- doy (int) – Day of the year.
- hour (int) – Hour.
- minute (int) – Minute.
- second (int) – Second.
Returns: None
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set_gigabit_ethernet_ip
(ip)[source]¶ Set IP address of the Gigabit ethernet.
Note
You must restart after executing this method.
Parameters: ip (str) – IP address of the Gigabit ethernet. Returns: None
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set_mask_time_of_integration
(mask_time=0)[source]¶ Set the time to mask integration.
Note
You set this time by FFT segment unit. (e.g. 2000 FFT segment is 2 ms)
Parameters: mask_time (int) – Time to mask integration. You must set within the range of 0 - 2000. Returns: None
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set_ntp_ip
(ip)[source]¶ Set IP address of a NTP server.
Notes
- You must restart or execute “synchronize_with_external” after execution of this method.
- You set the IP address “0.0.0.0” to disable the SNTP function.
Parameters: ip (str) – IP address of a NTP server. Returns: None
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set_vdif_destination_ip
(n, ip)[source]¶ Set the destination IP address of VDIF.
Note
The mean of thread ID are as follows. 1. Auto-correlation of channel 1 2. Auto-correlation of channel 2 5. Cross-correlation of channels 1 and 2
Parameters: - n (int) – Thread ID. Allowed values are 1, 2 or 5.
- ip (str) – Destination IP address of VDIF.
Returns: None
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set_vdif_destination_port
(n, port)[source]¶ Set the destination UDP port of VDIF.
Note
The mean of thread ID are as follows. 1. Auto-correlation of channel 1 2. Auto-correlation of channel 2 5. Cross-correlation of channels 1 and 2
Parameters: - n (int) – Thread ID. Allowed values are 1, 2 or 5.
- port (int) – Destination UDP port of VDIF.
Returns: None
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set_window_function
(win_func='none')[source]¶ Set the window function of FFT.
Note
You can choose window functions as follows. - None - Hamming - Hanning - Blackman
Parameters: win_func (str) – Window function of FFT. Select one of “nont”, “hamming”, “hanning” or “blackman”. Defaults to “none”. Returns: None
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show_1pps_gap
()[source]¶ Show the gap between internal 1PPS and external one.
Returns: The 1PPS gap (ns). Return type: ret (bytes)
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show_adc_sampling_bit
(n)[source]¶ Show the bit distribution after sampling with ADC.
Parameters: n (int) – ADC number. Allowed values are 1 or 2. Returns: Bit distribution. Return type: ret (bytes)
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show_fpga_power
(n)[source]¶ Show the power supply voltage measured by FPGA.
Parameters: n (int) – Module number. If n = 1 to 4, it corresponds to DSP module <n>, and when n = 5 it corresponds to output module. Allowed values are 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Returns: Power supply voltage. Return type: ret (bytes)
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show_status
()[source]¶ Show malfunctions occured now or in the past.
Note
Since it is READ & CLEAR, alarms that occured in the past are displayed only once. Regarding the current ongoing alram, no matter how many times this command is issued, the alarm will be displayed.
Returns: Status string. Return type: ret (bytes)
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show_system
()[source]¶ Show various information of “OCTAD-S”.
Returns: Information of “OCTAD-S”. Return type: ret (bytes)
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