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es51922

v0.1.1

Published

Streaming Cyrustek ES51922 DMM data protocol implementation over serial

Downloads

12

Readme

es51922

Streaming Cyrustek ES51922 DMM data protocol implementation over serial

The Cyrustek ES51922 is an IC found in several multimeters with "data-out" capability, including the UNI-T UT61E and Wintex TD2200 (source: sigrok.org).

The es51922 module provides both Observable (RxJS) and object-mode Readable Stream APIs.

Install

$ npm install es51922

Usage

Observable API

import {fromES51922} from 'es51922';

fromES51922('/dev/ttyUSB0').subscribe(data => {
  console.log(`${data.value} ${data.range.unit}`);
});

Example output:

3.269 V
3.209 V
3.268 V
3.268 V
3.267 V

Node.js Stream API

This is equivalent to the above:

import {readES51922Stream} from 'es51922';

readES51922Stream('/dev/ttyUSB0').on('data', data => {
  console.log(`${data.value} ${data.range.unit}`);
});

Data Format

TODO (describe shape of object)

Environment

Define the ES51922_PORT environment variable to avoid needing to pass it directly to the API. This module also accepts an .env file (for dotenv).

Development

src/es51922.ksy.yml contains a Kaitai Struct format description of the data protocol. The Kaitai Struct compiler generates the parser, which lives in vendor/es51922.js.

The reference Kaitai Struct compiler is implemented in Scala, so it would be a hassle to compile as part of a build step. The Kaitai Struct team publishes a pure-JS implementation to npm, but it has not kept pace with the Scala implementation; it fails to parse our format description file.

Until the JS implementation ready for use, you can install the Kaitai Struct compiler from kaitai.io, and execute npm run compile-posix (Windows users may need to tweak the run script). This (should) update vendor/es51922.js.

Notes

  • Temperature and ADP modes are unimplemented (and will likely remain so).
  • The Python ut61e package helped immensely w/ understanding the protocol.
  • This module won't work with Hoitek HE2325U or WCH CH9325 USB/HID adapter cables.
  • I'm using a FTDI FT232R-based RS232-to-USB converter. YMMV.
  • AFAIK there's no graphical viewer which supports this format available on macOS.
  • My ultimate goal is to use this module in a nice graphical interface with real-time interactive charts and shit.

See Also

Contributing

PR's welcome! Please use the Conventional Commits specification.

License

Copyright © 2019 Christopher Hiller. Licensed Apache-2.0