Overview
This package can be used to drive a Verdi laser using RS232
Installation
You need to connect the verdi laser to the computer using a RS232 port or a USB to RS232 converter.
Identify the serial port on which the laser is connected (‘COM..’ on windows, ‘/dev/…’ on linux).
You need to have the pyserial package installed.
Usage
from PyCoherentVerdi import VerdiDriver verdi = VerdiDriver(port='COM7') print verdi.power # print the measured power print verdi.set_power # print the set power verdi.set_power = 15.6 # set the power to 15.6 watts verdi.list_cmd(['power', 'baseplate_temperature']) # Returns a dictionary with the values of the parameters in the list verdi.read_all_parameters() # Returns a dictionary with the values of all the parameters
Contact
Please send bug reports or feedback to Pierre Clade.
Version history
Main changes:
0.2 Initial relase
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