PyTrinamic
PyTrinamic is a python library for communicating with TRINAMIC Modules and Evaluation boards.
The Library is intended to be a foundation for automating tasks previously only available through manual access using the TMCL-IDE.
Setup
Use pip to install the libary.
pip install PyTrinamic
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For any major changes or questions regarding implementation, please open an issue to ask or discuss first.
License
PyTrinamic is licensed under the MIT License.
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