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Visualize hardware-timed experiment instructions
runviewer is a graphical interface for visualising hardware-timed experiments composed using the labscript suite. runviewer shows you what you have commanded the hardware to do throughout an experiment shot, by plotting annotated, interactive timeseries of outputs and inputs. These traces are reverse engineered (uncompiled) from the hardware instructions produced by labscript, and provide a faithful representation of what the hardware has been commanded to do.
Installation
runviewer is distributed as a Python package on PyPI and Anaconda Cloud, and should be installed with other components of the labscript suite. Please see the installation guide for details.
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