digio

The digio commands module.

These commands are used in the following models: SMU2604B, SMU2614B, SMU2634B

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Attributes and Functions
- digio.readbit()
- digio.readport()
- digio.trigger[N].assert()
- digio.trigger[N].clear()
- digio.trigger[N].mode
- digio.trigger[N].overrun
- digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth
- digio.trigger[N].release()
- digio.trigger[N].reset()
- digio.trigger[N].stimulus
- digio.trigger[N].wait()
- digio.writebit()
- digio.writeport()
- digio.writeprotect

Digio

Bases: BaseTSPCmd

The digio command tree.

Properties and methods
  • .readbit(): The digio.readbit() function.
  • .readport(): The digio.readport() function.
  • .trigger: The digio.trigger[N] command tree.
  • .writebit(): The digio.writebit() function.
  • .writeport(): The digio.writeport() function.
  • .writeprotect: The digio.writeprotect attribute.

trigger property

Return the digio.trigger[N] command tree.

Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Constants
  • .EVENT_ID: The trigger event generated by the digital I/O line N.
Sub-properties and sub-methods
  • .assert(): The digio.trigger[N].assert() function.
  • .clear(): The digio.trigger[N].clear() function.
  • .mode: The digio.trigger[N].mode attribute.
  • .overrun: The digio.trigger[N].overrun attribute.
  • .pulsewidth: The digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth attribute.
  • .release(): The digio.trigger[N].release() function.
  • .reset(): The digio.trigger[N].reset() function.
  • .stimulus: The digio.trigger[N].stimulus attribute.
  • .wait(): The digio.trigger[N].wait() function.

writeprotect property writable

writeprotect: str

Access the digio.writeprotect attribute.

Description
  • This attribute contains the write-protect mask that protects bits from changes from the digio.writebit() and digio.writeport() functions. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
Usage
  • Accessing this property will send the print(digio.writeprotect) query.
  • Setting this property to a value will send the digio.writeprotect = value command.
TSP Syntax
- digio.writeprotect = value
- print(digio.writeprotect)
Raises:

readbit

readbit(n: int) -> str

Run the digio.readbit() function.

Description
  • This function reads one digital I/O line. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.readbit()
Parameters:
  • n (int) –

    Digital I/O line number to be read (1 to 14).

Returns:
  • str

    The result of the function call.

Raises:

readport

readport() -> str

Run the digio.readport() function.

Description
  • This function reads the digital I/O port. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.readport()
Returns:
  • str

    The result of the function call.

Raises:

writebit

writebit(n: int, data: int) -> None

Run the digio.writebit() function.

Description
  • This function sets a digital I/O line high or low. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.writebit()
Parameters:
  • n (int) –

    Digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).

  • data (int) –

    The value to write to the bit.

Raises:

writeport

writeport(data: int) -> None

Run the digio.writeport() function.

Description
  • This function writes to all digital I/O lines. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.writeport()
Parameters:
  • data (int) –

    Value to write to the port (0 to 16383).

Raises:

DigioTriggerItem

Bases: ValidatedDynamicNumberCmd, BaseTSPCmd

The digio.trigger[N] command tree.

Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Constants
  • .EVENT_ID: The trigger event generated by the digital I/O line N.
Properties and methods
  • .assert(): The digio.trigger[N].assert() function.
  • .clear(): The digio.trigger[N].clear() function.
  • .mode: The digio.trigger[N].mode attribute.
  • .overrun: The digio.trigger[N].overrun attribute.
  • .pulsewidth: The digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth attribute.
  • .release(): The digio.trigger[N].release() function.
  • .reset(): The digio.trigger[N].reset() function.
  • .stimulus: The digio.trigger[N].stimulus attribute.
  • .wait(): The digio.trigger[N].wait() function.

EVENT_ID class-attribute instance-attribute

EVENT_ID = replace('[N]', f'[{split(']', maxsplit=1)[0]}]')

mode property writable

mode: str

Access the digio.trigger[N].mode attribute.

Description
  • This attribute sets the mode in which the trigger event detector and the output trigger generator operate on the given trigger line. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
Usage
  • Accessing this property will send the print(digio.trigger[N].mode) query.
  • Setting this property to a value will send the digio.trigger[N].mode = value command.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].mode = value
- print(digio.trigger[N].mode)
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

overrun property

overrun: str

Access the digio.trigger[N].overrun attribute.

Description
  • This attribute returns the event detector overrun status. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
Usage
  • Accessing this property will send the print(digio.trigger[N].overrun) query.
TSP Syntax
- print(digio.trigger[N].overrun)
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

pulsewidth property writable

pulsewidth: str

Access the digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth attribute.

Description
  • This attribute describes the length of time that the trigger line is asserted for output triggers. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
Usage
  • Accessing this property will send the print(digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth) query.
  • Setting this property to a value will send the digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth = value command.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth = value
- print(digio.trigger[N].pulsewidth)
Info
  • width, the pulse width (seconds).
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

stimulus property writable

stimulus: str

Access the digio.trigger[N].stimulus attribute.

Description
  • This attribute selects the event that causes a trigger to be asserted on the digital output line. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
Usage
  • Accessing this property will send the print(digio.trigger[N].stimulus) query.
  • Setting this property to a value will send the digio.trigger[N].stimulus = value command.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].stimulus = value
- print(digio.trigger[N].stimulus)
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

assert_

assert_() -> None

Run the digio.trigger[N].assert() function.

Description
  • This function asserts a trigger pulse on one of the digital I/O lines. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].assert()
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

clear

clear() -> None

Run the digio.trigger[N].clear() function.

Description
  • This function clears the trigger event on a digital I/O line. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].clear()
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

release

release() -> None

Run the digio.trigger[N].release() function.

Description
  • This function releases an indefinite length or latched trigger. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].release()
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

reset

reset() -> None

Run the digio.trigger[N].reset() function.

Description
  • This function resets trigger values to their factory defaults. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].reset()
Info
  • N, the digital I/O trigger line (1 to 14).
Raises:

wait

wait(timeout: float) -> str

Run the digio.trigger[N].wait() function.

Description
  • This function waits for a trigger. This command is not available on the 2604B, 2614B, or 2634B.
TSP Syntax
- digio.trigger[N].wait()
Parameters:
  • timeout (float) –

    Timeout in seconds.

Returns:
  • str

    The result of the function call.

Raises: