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dev/script/cpy/ManualScan.py
2023-05-01 11:28:04 +02:00

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###################################################################################################
#Manual scan: Manually setting positioners and reading back sensors, but still using
#the standard data handling and plotting of built-in scans.
###################################################################################################
mu.setSpeed(10.0)
pos1 = mu
pos2 = out
det1 =rs1
det2 = sin#rw1
det3 = out#ri1
MOTOR_RANGE = (0.0, 8.0)
OUTPUT_SETPOINTS = (1.0, 2.0, 3.0)
FIXED_X = True
writables_names = [pos1.getName(), pos2.getName()]
readable_names = [det1.getName(), det2.getName()]
start = [ MOTOR_RANGE[0] if FIXED_X else -1, OUTPUT_SETPOINTS[0]]
stop = [ MOTOR_RANGE[1] if FIXED_X else -1, OUTPUT_SETPOINTS[-1]]
steps = [int(MOTOR_RANGE[1]-MOTOR_RANGE[0]), len(OUTPUT_SETPOINTS)-1]
scan = ManualScan(writables_names, readable_names ,start, stop, steps, monitors = [sin])
#This option is to plot the foe each output value one 1D series, instead of all in a matrix plot
set_exec_pars(line_plots = (det1, det2))
scan.start()
pos1.setSpeed(10.0)
for setpoint1 in frange(MOTOR_RANGE[0], MOTOR_RANGE[1], 1.0, True):
pos1.move(setpoint1)
for setpoint2 in OUTPUT_SETPOINTS:
pos2.write(setpoint2)
scan.append ([setpoint1, setpoint2], [pos1.read(), pos2.read()], [det1.read(), det2.read()])
scan.end()