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#How TPG26x comms work:
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#First send a command (e.g. ask for the pressure) then the device will return ACK.
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#Then send ENQ to get the actual values.
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#According to the streamdevice manual, once an "out" is sent access to the
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#device is exclusively locked until the WHOLE protocol is finished.
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#This should mean that we do not need to worry about commands interrupting each other
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LockTimeout = 2500;
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ReplyTimeout = 2000;
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ReadTimeout = 100;
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OutTerminator = CR;
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InTerminator = CR LF;
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# Reset communication
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reset {
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out "RES,1";
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in ACK;
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out ENQ;
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in "%s";
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}
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# Get pressures (and errors) from both guages
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pres {
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out "PRX";
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in ACK;
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out ENQ;
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in "%(\$1\$2)d,%f,%(\$1\$3)d,%(\$1\$4)f";
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}
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# Get the current units
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getUnits {
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out "UNI";
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in ACK;
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out ENQ;
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in "%{0|1|2}";
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}
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# Set the current units
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setUnits {
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#UNI,0 = mbar
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#UNI,1 = Torr
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#UNI,2 = Pa
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out "UNI,%{0|1|2}";
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in ACK;
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out ENQ;
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in "%{0|1|2}";
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}
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