Source code for socs.agents.cryomech_cpa.drivers

import random
import struct

from socs.tcp import TCPInterface

STX = '\x02'
ADDR = '\x10'
CMD = '\x80'
CR = '\x0D'
DATA_WRITE = '\x61'
DATA_READ = '\x63'
ESC = '\x07'
ESC_STX = '\x30'
ESC_CR = '\x31'
ESC_ESC = '\x32'


[docs] class PTC(TCPInterface): """Interface class for connecting to the pulse tube compressor. Parameters ---------- ip_address : str IP address of the device. port : int Associated port for TCP communication. Default is 502. timeout : float Duration in seconds that operations wait before giving up. Default is 10 seconds. fake_errors : bool Flag that generates random fake errors if True. Does not generate errors if False. Defaults to False. Attributes ---------- comm : socket.socket Socket object that forms the connection to the compressor. """ def __init__(self, ip_address, port=502, timeout=10, fake_errors=False): self.fake_errors = fake_errors self.model = None self.serial = None self.software_revision = None # Setup the TCP Interface super().__init__(ip_address, port, timeout)
[docs] def get_data(self): """ Gets the raw data from the PTC and returns it in a usable format. """ self.send(self.buildRegistersQuery()) data = self.recv(1024) data_flag, brd = self.breakdownReplyData(data) return data_flag, brd
@staticmethod def buildRegistersQuery(): query = bytes([0x09, 0x99, # Message ID 0x00, 0x00, # Unused 0x00, 0x06, # Message size in bytes 0x01, # Slave Address 0x04, # Function Code 0x00, 0x01, # The starting Register Number 0x00, 0x35]) # How many to read return query
[docs] def power(self, state): """Turn the PTC on or off. Parameters ---------- state : str Desired power state of the PTC, either 'on', or 'off'. """ command = [0x09, 0x99, # Message ID 0x00, 0x00, # Unused 0x00, 0x06, # Message size in bytes 0x01, # Slave Address 0x06, # Function Code 0x00, 0x01] # Register Number if state.lower() == 'on': command.extend([0x00, 0x01]) elif state.lower() == 'off': command.extend([0x00, 0xff]) else: raise ValueError(f"Invalid state: {state}") self.comm.sendall(bytes(command)) self.comm.recv(1024) # Discard the echoed command
[docs] def breakdownReplyData(self, rawdata): """Take in raw ptc data, and return a dictionary. The dictionary keys are the data labels, the dictionary values are the data in floats or ints. Returns ------- data_flag : bool False if data is valid, True if output could not be interpretted. data : dict Data dictionary already formatted for passing to OCS Feed. """ # Associations between keys and their location in rawData keyloc = {"Operating_State": [9, 10], "Compressor_State": [11, 12], "Warning_State": [15, 16, 13, 14], "Alarm_State": [19, 20, 17, 18], "Coolant_In_Temp": [23, 24, 21, 22], "Coolant_Out_Temp": [27, 28, 25, 26], "Oil_Temp": [31, 32, 29, 30], "Helium_Temp": [35, 36, 33, 34], "Low_Pressure": [39, 40, 37, 38], "Low_Pressure_Average": [43, 44, 41, 42], "High_Pressure": [47, 48, 45, 46], "High_Pressure_Average": [51, 52, 49, 50], "Delta_Pressure_Average": [55, 56, 53, 54], "Motor_Current": [59, 60, 57, 58], "Hours_of_Operation": [63, 64, 61, 62], "Pressure_Unit": [65, 66], "Temperature_Unit": [67, 68], "Serial_Number": [69, 70], "Model": [71, 72], "Software_Revision": [73, 74]} # Iterate through all keys and return the data in a usable format. # If there is an error in the string format, print the # error to logs, return an empty dictionary, and flag the data as bad data = {} # If fake_errors=True, then randomly output the string 'FAKE ERROR' # instead of the actual data 50% of the time if self.fake_errors: if random.random() < 0.5: rawdata = "FAKE ERROR" try: for key in keyloc.keys(): locs = keyloc[key] wkrBytes = bytes([rawdata[loc] for loc in locs]) # four different data formats to unpack # Big endian unsigned integer 16 bits if key in [ "Operating_State", "Compressor_State", "Pressure_Unit", "Temperature_Unit", "Serial_Number", ]: state = struct.unpack(">H", wkrBytes)[0] # Serial number is an attribute, not publishable data if key == "Serial_Number": self.serial = state else: data[key] = state # 32bit signed integer which is actually stored as a # 32bit IEEE float (silly) elif key in ["Warning_State", "Alarm_State"]: state = int(struct.unpack(">f", wkrBytes)[0]) data[key] = state # 2 x 8-bit lookup tables. elif key in ["Model"]: model_major = struct.unpack( ">B", bytes([rawdata[locs[0]]]))[0] model_minor = struct.unpack( ">B", bytes([rawdata[locs[1]]]))[0] # Model is an attribute, not publishable data self.model = str(model_major) + "_" + str(model_minor) elif key in ["Software_Revision"]: version_major = struct.unpack( ">B", bytes([rawdata[locs[0]]]))[0] version_minor = struct.unpack( ">B", bytes([rawdata[locs[1]]]))[0] self.software_revision = str(version_major) + "." + str(version_minor) # 32 bit Big endian IEEE floating point else: data[key] = struct.unpack(">f", wkrBytes)[0] data_flag = False except BaseException: data_flag = True print("Compressor output could not be converted to numbers." f"Skipping this data block. Bad output string is {rawdata}") return data_flag, data