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teaspoon-comms

v0.4.1

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Communication features for Keithley Instruments' Test Script Protocol.

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Teaspoon Communications

Teaspoon instrument communications extension for VSCode

Installation

If you haven't already, install Visual Studio Code from Microsoft. If you need more help, you can view this page to help you get set up.

Now, you can install teaspoon-comms by first downloading the VSIX package from the releases page.

After downloading, you can run the following in your terminal:

$ code --install-extension teaspoon-comms-<version>.vsix

Or you can open VSCode, open the command pallette (CTRL+SHIFT+P) and type "Extensions: Install from VSIX..."

Click here to see an installation video.

Usage

In the command pallette, typing KIC: will show all the capabilities of this extension.

See this video for an introduction to the features available in v0.1.0.

Support

If you find issues or have a feature request, please enter a new issue on GitLab. This will allow us to filter the issues into JIRA to avoid duplicates and keep things focussed.

Roadmap

  • [x] LAN connection to TSP-enabled Keithley instruments
  • [x] Discovery of TSP-enabled Keithley instruments on LAN
  • [x] Send script files to TSP-enabled Keithley instruments on LAN
  • [x] Log into password-protected instruments on TSP-enabled Keithley instruments over LAN
  • [ ] USB connection to TSP-enabled Keithley instruments
  • [ ] Discovery of TSP-enabled Keithley instruments on USB
  • [ ] Send script files to TSP-enabled Keithley instruments on USB
  • [ ] Log into password-protected instruments on TSP-enabled Keithley instruments over USB

Contributing

Please see Contributing.md.

Authors and acknowledgment

License

TBD

Project status

Alpha!