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Script to read serial port and store to file/influxdb

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Project seread

IN CONSTRUCTION NOW - VERSION 0.1.23+ now may work, 2.3 currently

  • READ serial ports
  • save data to file and influxdb

TL;DR

start

If you have a device /dev/ttyACM0

Try ./bin_seread -D /dev/ttyACM0 -t 2,10 -c word from git directory or

seread -D /dev/ttyACM0 -t 2,10 -c word from pypi install. Supposing, you have your device on /dev/ttyACM0

If you want to serve as an interace to INFLUXDB (may run already) Create a virtual device and run it ./bin_seread -D /tmp/virtser_connect . In this case you probably want to open ports:

  • -s for TCP/UDP server on 8099/8100

see existing decoders lower

What it does by now - HW

  • ORTEC COUNTER (raw numbers, using the script file )
  • arduino analog pins A0-An (json going out from arduino)
  • arduino DHT sensor (with json output coded)
  • arduino I2C pressure sensor
  • arduino NTC temperature sensors (preprogrammed)

What it does by now - SW - port 8099

A space after the word...

  • influxmevac - vadim vacuum report
  • influxme - send json - e.g.
    • echo 'influxme [{"measurement":"cmdline","fields":{"crap":11.1}}]' | nc 127.0.0.1 8099
  • influxmegeo - gps position
  • influxmebeam nfs - generate beamon beamoff image on flashcam (mmap)
  • ptz - turn raspberry PTZ

Verify what is written in influxdb

influx
auth
...
use test
show measurements
select * from cmdline

Memory map - commands to local flashcam

  • influxmebeam imagename command sent to 8099 will send as a command to flashcam
    • allowed images: ["BEAMON[", "BEAMOFF", "DETRDY]{.underline}","DETNRDY"]

Examples - basic ideas

[______________________________________________________________________]{.underline} ## send UDP ## ## TCP/UDP server ## FILE ## to 0-PC:8081 ## influxdb ## on 8099/8100 ## ~/DATA/serialNG2udp.log

send UDP to 0-PC:8081

This serves to send ORTEC counter values (3) to gregory, waiting on 8081 udp port.

The beam current is processed and saved with gregory then.

influxdb

Send whatever with proper json format to all available influx databases.

TCP UDP server 8099 8100

Server that waits

  • influxme (net2json)
    • jusst whatever json
  • influxmegeo (net2json)
    • measurement longitude latitude
  • gregory (net2json)
    • 8081 port decode the rates
  • influxmevac (net2json)
    • Vadim vacuum values storage (vacuum + flow)
  • influxmebeam (net2json)
    • BEAM ON/OFF (tentacles to flashcam image)
    • START STOP RUNN (tentacles to gregory)
  • ptz handle
    • pan tilt zoom command for raspberry hat

FILE

SEREAD - details - description

Installation

The project still develops, changes can be made anytime. The actual dependencies can be installed by running ./pipall.py.

The code should be run by seread

Basic usage

Parameter -t

Usage: -t 2,60

Read serial in Short period (like 1s or 2s for DHT) and write to TXT files.

Then every Long period (like 60s, 120s) write to influxdb(s).

AND send UDP packets (e.g. to root acquisition running to display counters - in case of 9009 gregory server). Deprecated in future.

~seread  -D /dev/ttyACM0 -t 2,60 -c word~

Parameter -D or -l

Address the HW device. List devices with seread.

Device can be defined by the ttyXXX or by location.

Usage: -l (location_usb_address)

-D /dev/ttyUSBX

Parameter -f

Usage: -f

Write data (short time interval) to file.

Parameter -i

Usage: -i

Write to influx (long time interval).

Input/Output files

INPUT INPcalib="~/.seread.calib" INPdiscover = "~/.sereaddiscover8086" INPpermanent = "~/.sereadpermanent8086" INPinfluxcred = "~/.influxuserpassdb" INPudpout = "~/.sereadudpout" INPscript = "script"

  • ~/.seread.calib
  • ~/.myservicediscover8086
  • ~/.myservicepermanent8086
  • ~/.influxuserpassdb
  • ~/.sng2udp
  • script

OUTPUT

  • ~/DATA/serialNG2udp.log
  • ~/DATA/serialNG2jso.log

MEMORY MAP

  • ~/config/flashcam/mmapfile

seread.calib

Calibration after readout

It is possible to make a calibration after reading the serial values in json. Check the file ~/.seread.calib

Example:

{
"valuea0":{"a":0.21699,"b":-61.111},
"valuea1":{"a":0.1861328,"b":-40.2}
}

Pay attention to commas and double quotes. valuea0 is the same name of the analog value exctracted from the arduino, a b are linear coefficients.

sereaddiscover8086

This contains IP - one per line - of PCs with influxdb running The user, pass, database is in the file ~/.influx_userpassdb

udpout

lines with IP:PORT or without PORT, then 8080 is assumed. The will be UDP packet sent to IP:PORT (every long period)

script

this runs one line at a time and repeats the last line forever. The example starts the ORTEC counter.

  • #EOT: defines line separator
  • #WAIT: defines what seread waits for to complete the line
#EOT:\r
#WAIT:%
INIT\r\n
SHOW_VERSION\r\n
SET_COUNT_PRESET 0\r\n
SET_DISPLAY 2\r\n
START\r\n
SHOW_COUNT\r

Options

  • -t two time periods, read,writeinflux: -t time1,time2
  • -i -influxyes [true|false] : send to influx if -i is present.
    • Sending will happen on time2: -t time1,time2

More functions: (in construction)

8099 port server

This is Vadim's function. Information obtained on this port will store data in influxdb. Vacuum mainly. For the moment, there are several interpreters:

  1. influxme vac102

    vac102 is a name of measurement

    echo 'influxme [{"measurement":"geo","fields":{"longitude":15.0,"latitude":50.0}}]'

    for ((i=0;i<10;i++)); do echo 'influxme [{"measurement":"geo","fields":{"longitude":15.0,"latitude":50.$i}}]' ; done

  2. influxme nfs

    nfs is a name of measurement, FL value for FLOW is present as 3rd value

  3. influxmegeo

    echo influxmegeo geo 14.28 49.86 | nc 127.0.0.1 8099

  4. ptz

    May need to install some stuff: sudo apt-get install python3-smbus

    echo ptz pan +5 | nc 127.0.0.1 8099 echo ptz tilt -5 | nc 127.0.0.1 8099

  5. influxbeam nfs

                       order                                                        
    

    influxmebeam nfs 0002 BEAMOFF [______]{.underline} 14:59:40
    influxmebeam nfs 0003 BEAMON_ 00 DGR=00 15:02:46 influxmebeam nfs 0004 BEAMOFF [______]{.underline} 15:02:50
    influxmebeam nfs 0005 DETRDY_ 00 DET=05 15:03:19 influxmebeam nfs 0006 DETNRDY [______]{.underline} 15:03:23

    0002 BEAM_OFF _________ 14:59:40
    0003 BEAM_ON_ 00 DGR=00 15:02:46
    0004 BEAM_OFF _________ 15:02:50
    0005 DET_RDY_ 00 DET=05 15:03:19
    0006 DET_NRDY _________ 15:03:23
    

APPENDIX

Adding dialout group to be able to work with USB

sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER then either reboot of logout/login or try `newgrp dialout` in terminal.

Arduino-mode

  1. Arduino programming remarks

    Different types need different settings in the original IDE.

    • Chineese NANO
      • Tools/ArduinoNano/ATmega328P(old)/ttyUSB0
    • UNO with shield
      • Tools/ArduinoUNO/__/ACM0 with programmer AVRISM mkII
  2. Straight installer in emacs is fast

    the code to the ~/.emacs to use straight-use-package

  3. emacs setting

    • copy arduino-cli.el file from

    https://github.com/motform/arduino-cli-mode to ~/.emacs.d/lisp/ and add (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/lisp/") and (load "arduino-cli.el") to ~/.emacs.

    BUT as now, I cannot compile, as --fqbn is needed and not given automatically.

    • IN EMACS say M-x arduino-cli-mode

    The ~/.emacs contents:

    (defvar bootstrap-version)
    (let ((bootstrap-file
           (expand-file-name "straight/repos/straight.el/bootstrap.el" user-emacs-directory))
          (bootstrap-version 5))
      (unless (file-exists-p bootstrap-file)
        (with-current-buffer
            (url-retrieve-synchronously
             "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raxod502/straight.el/develop/install.el"
             'silent 'inhibit-cookies)
          (goto-char (point-max))
          (eval-print-last-sexp)))
      (load bootstrap-file nil 'nomessage))
    ;;
    ;;
    (straight-use-package 'arduino-mode)
    (add-to-list 'auto-minor-mode-alist '("\\.ino\\'" . arduino-cli-mode))
    ;;
    (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/lisp/")
    (load "arduino-cli.el")
    
  4. Arduino-cli commandline

    • arduino-cli config init

    • arduino-cli core update-index

    • arduino-cli board list

    • arduino-cli core install arduino:samd

    • arduino-cli core install arduino:avr

    • arduino-cli core list

    • arduino-cli core listall

    • arduino-cli core --fqbn arduino:avr:diecimila test.ino

    • arduino-cli compile 20200411-logoled-ser1sd0.ino --fqbn arduino:avr:nano

    and arduino-cli upload --fqbn arduino:avr:nano -i 20200411-logoled-ser1sd0.ino.arduino.avr.nano.hex -p /dev/ttyUSB0 should work

readme in org

Pypi has problems with org, see: https://packaging.python.org/specifications/core-metadata/#description-content-type-optional

binseread TESTing behavior:

  1. no paramters:

    Expected RESULT:

    • version
    • use
    • MODES
    • device list
    • X not exists, advice to virtual socket
  2. -D realDev -t 2,10 -c word

    Expected RESULT:

    • loop entered, check the files
    • X... NOT FOUND ~/.sng2udp

HTTPS is treated without security check

#==================== insecure treatment of https is WITHOUT WARNINGS NOW
import urllib3
urllib3.disable_warnings(urllib3.exceptions.InsecureRequestWarning)

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