create-ikalogic-at1000

Scaffold a demo Python project for the Ikalogic AT1000 Series Test Sequencers.

This tool generates a ready-to-run Python project built on the official ikalogic-at1000 SDK, which controls and automates the Ikalogic AT1000, a test sequencer designed for functional testing of electronic devices, PCBs, and complex systems.

Key Features

• 32 Programmable I/Os: Handle analog and digital signals within a ±25V range.
• 8 Dry Contact Relays: Control external circuits, with one relay equipped for high-precision current measurement.
• Programmable Power Supply: Delivers 0 to 24V at up to 2A with precise current monitoring.
• Dual USB 3.0 Ports: Feature power cycling (on/off control) and current measurement for testing USB devices.
• Communication Interfaces: Includes Ethernet, RS232, RS485, CAN, SPI, I2C, and UART.
• Human-Machine Interface (HMI): Onboard screen, rotary knob, and speaker for standalone operation and feedback.

Usage

Scaffold a new project with uv:

uvx create-ikalogic-at1000 my-project
cd my-project
uv run main.py

Options:

• directory — target directory (default: at1000-project)
• --name <name> — project name (default: directory basename)
• --overwrite — overwrite existing files in a non-empty target directory

What You Get

The generated project contains a minimal test sequence (main.py) that discovers an AT1000 on the local network, waits for a knob press, checks a GPIO test point, and reports the result on the device's screen and speaker — a starting point for your own test sequences. Its pyproject.toml already depends on the ikalogic-at1000 SDK.

Documentation

See the Getting Started Guide and the full API documentation at https://ikalogic.com/kb/at1000-api/at1000_home/.

License

This package is distributed under the MIT License.