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Library for communicating with xcom devices over network

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This library can be used to communicate with iMAR devices speaking the iXCOM protocol.

Example usage:

import ixcom

client = ixcom.Client('192.168.1.30')
client.open_last_free_channel()
client.realign()

Alongside this package, some command line tools will be installed in the user's path:

  • configdump2txt: Converts a config.dump into a text form
  • monitor2xcom: Converts iXCOM frames in a monitor.log into human readable format
  • xcom_lookup: Looks for iXCOM devives on the local network
  • split_config: Filters certain parameter IDs from a config.dump

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