LE core package
Core Python utilities for Logic Elements:
- Looger client
- Proprietary LeBin protocol
- Proprietary Modbus RTU register map handling - VisualModbus
- Test frame
- Logic Elements devices
Install
Requires Python 3.9 or newer.
pip install lecore
pip install --upgrade lecore
Optional extras: lecore[extra] (graphical UI, Word documentation) and lecore[tui] (terminal UI).
Usage
import lecore.Devices.RtdEmul as RE
# Create RTD emulator object and open communication at COM2 (default is COM1)
rtd = RE.RtdEmul()
rtd.open(comport='COM2')
# Read serial number
sn = rtd.read(RE.Reg.FACT_SERIAL_NUMBER)
# Write emulated temperature at output 1
rtd.write(RE.Reg.EMUL_TEMPERATURE_1, 30.5)
New device class (in the directory with the register map): python -m lecore new-device MyDevice, quick guide: python -m lecore guide.
Documentation
- Creating a new device
- Device API - Modbus and LeBin device: read, write, firmware upgrade
- User interfaces - graphical and terminal register browser
- Devices - RTD Emulator, VMS-1502 RTD Meter, Phase Detector, FG-320
- Build and release
- Looger
License
MIT, see LICENSE.
1 maintainer
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