Chipless protocol.
libclsprot is a protocol library for chipless reader modules.
Installation
Compile and install the library:
pip3 install libclsprot
After installation you can run unit tests to make sure that the library works fine. Execute:
python -m libclsprot.test
Usage
- In Python 3::
from libclsprot import ChiplessTags
Example
from libclsprot import ChiplessTags
clt = ChiplessTags( port=’COM3’ )
clt.scan( antenna=1, enable=True, start=100, stop=1000, step=5, mid=45, power=2 ) # Setting scan parameters.
- def notify_cb( data ):
print(data)
clt.notify_callback( notify_cb ) # Register callback function.
clt.worker_start()
V0.2 (2019-01-23)
Release ver0.2 new protocol v0.2
V0.1 (2019-01-16)
Release ver0.1
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