pyvalon 0.1.0

Python library for controlling Valon Synthesizer devices (V5015, V5007, V5008)

pyvalon

Python library for configuring Valon Synthesizer devices. Supports V5015, V5007, and V5008. The V5007/V5008 protocol implementation is a Python port of ValonSynth.

This repo is shipped as part of the eigsep-field release and pinned in its manifest.toml.

Install

pip install pyvalon

Or from a checkout, for development:

git clone https://github.com/EIGSEP/pyvalon
cd pyvalon
pip install -e .[dev]

Python API

from pyvalon import V5008

synth = V5008("/dev/ttyUSB0", baud=9600)
synth.SetRefSelect("external")
synth.SetFreq("A", 500.0)      # MHz
synth.SetRFLevel("A", 5)       # dBm
synth.Flash()                  # persist to NVM
synth.close()

V5007 and V5015 have analogous interfaces.

Command-line tools

Installing the package puts two console scripts on your PATH.

V5007 / V5008 — v5008

v5008 [--dev DEV] [--baud BAUD] [--synth {A,B}] [--freq FREQ]
      [--amp {-4,-1,2,5}] [--ref {external,internal}] [--label [LABEL]]
      [--status] [--flash] [--eigsep]

V5015 — v5015

v5015 [--dev DEV] [--baud BAUD] [--freq FREQ] [--amp AMP] [--ref REF]
      [--rfout RFOUT] [--pwr PWR] [--v]

Run either with -h for full argument help.

EIGSEP defaults

The V5008 CLI ships with an --eigsep shortcut that applies the experiment's standard configuration in one shot: external reference, synth A at 500 MHz, synth B at 250 MHz, 5 dBm output on both, then flashes to non-volatile memory:

v5008 --dev /dev/ttyUSB0 --eigsep

The defaults live in EIGSEP_DEFAULTS at the top of pyvalon.v5008 — edit there if the field configuration changes.

Development

pip install -e .[dev]
pytest

Releases are managed by release-please: merging conventional-commit PRs to master opens a release PR that bumps the version in pyproject.toml and .release-please-manifest.json, and publishes to PyPI once merged.