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# Py Lin

Py Lin provides the ability to control a Lin Engineering stepper motor driver using simple commands. Typical usage often looks like this:

#!/usr/bin/env python

from pylin import driver

my_driver = driver.driver(usb_port_name,1) my_driver.Step(1000) print(“Your stepper motor with controller address 1 should be stepping forward 1000 microsteps.”)

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