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python wrapper for ZWO astronomical cameras
ویژگی مقدار
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نام فایل camera-zwo-asi-1.0.4
نام camera-zwo-asi
نسخه کتابخانه 1.0.4
نگهدارنده []
ایمیل نگهدارنده []
نویسنده Vincent Berenz
ایمیل نویسنده vberenz@tue.mpg.de
آدرس صفحه اصلی https://github.com/MPI-IS/camera_zwo_asi
آدرس اینترنتی https://pypi.org/project/camera-zwo-asi/
مجوز BSD 3-Clause License
# CAMERA-ZWO-ASI python wrapper over ZWO astronomical cameras ## What is it camera-zwo-asi is a python wrapper of the C++ SDK as provided by [ZWO](https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/). It provides a python object oriented interface for interacting with ZWO astronomical cameras. The version of SDK currently binded is 1.24. You may find the original C++ SDK binaries and documentation [here](https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/software-drivers). ## Requirements camera-zwo-asi has been tested only with : - python 3.10 on Ubuntu 20.04 - python 3.9 on raspberry pi 3 (PI OS Lite 32-bit) but is likely to work with other recent version of python3 / ubuntu / raspberry. Compilation on other linux based platforms is less likely to be successful. ### Dependencies The following APT dependencies are required: ```bash apt install -y libusb-1.0-0-dev libgl1-mesa-glx libglib2.0-dev libopencv-dev python3-dev cmake ninja-build libusb-dev ``` For raspberry, also install: ``` apt install -y libatlas-base-dev ``` ## Installation ### from PyPI ```bash pip install camera-zwo-asi ``` ### from source ```bash git clone https://github.com/MPI-IS/camera_zwo_asi.git cd camera_zwo_asi pip install . ``` ### allow your computer to reach your USB camera Run: ```bash zwo-asi-udev ``` and follow the instruction printed on screen. ### running unit-tests Tests requires to have a usb camera plugged in. After installation from source: ``` cd camera_zwo_asi pytest ./tests/test.py ``` ## Command line usage The following command line tools are provided: ### Information about connected camera(s) ```bash # will print information about connected cameras zwo-asi-print ``` ### Dumping the current configuration of the camera ```bash # will create in the current folder a file called 'zwo_asi.toml' which # contains the current configuration of the camera zwo-asi-dump ``` ### Taking pictures ```bash # Takes a picture and display it. If there is a file 'zwo-asi.toml' in the current # directory, configure first the camera using it. zwo-asi-shot # Same as above, but does not display the image. zwo-asi-shot -silent # Same as above, and also save the file to /tmp/img.bmp # For the list of supported file formats: # https://docs.opencv.org/2.4/modules/highgui/doc/reading_and_writing_images_and_video.html#imread zwo-asi-shot -silent --path /tmp/img.bmp # Same as above, but ignores the 'zwo-asi.toml' file that may be in the # current directory. zwo-asi-shot -silent -noconfig --path /tmp/img.bmp # Same as above, but uses the second camera (index 1). # Will work only if at least two cameras are connected. zwo-asi-shot -silent -noconfig --path /tmp/img.bmp --index 1 # Getting info: zwo-asi-shot -h ``` ### Taking pictures with the configuration of your choice ``` bash # generate the file corresponding to the current camera's configuration zwo-asi-dump # # edit zwo_asi.toml to your liking. # # take a picture with your desired configuration zwo-asi-shot ``` When setting up the configuration (by editing ```zwo_asi.toml```), some controllable supports 'auto mode' and some are not writable. When calling ```zwo-asi-print```, you may see which ones, by looking at the column 'auto-mode' and 'writable'. For example: ``` (asi sdk: 1, 24, 0, 0) ZWO ASI294MC Pro (id: 0) max heigth: (2822) | max width: (4144) | colored: * | mechanical shuttger: - | st4 port: - | has cooler: * | is usb3 host: * | is usb3: * | is triggered camera: - | bayer pattern: RG supported bins: 1 2 3 4 supported image types: raw8 rgb24 raw16 y8 pixel size (um): 4.63 | elec per ADU: 0.399 | bit depth: 14 |controllable |value |min value |max value |auto-mode |in auto-mode |writable -- |AutoExpMaxExpMS |30000 |1 |60000 | | |* |AutoExpMaxGain |285 |0 |570 | | |* |AutoExpTargetBrightness |100 |50 |160 | | |* |BandWidth |80 |40 |100 |* |* |* |CoolPowerPerc |0 |0 |100 | | | |CoolerOn |0 |0 |1 | | |* |Exposure |10000 |32 |2000000000 |* | |* |Flip |0 |0 |3 | | |* |Gain |200 |0 |570 |* | |* |HighSpeedMode |0 |0 |1 | | |* |MonoBin |0 |0 |1 | | |* |Offset |8 |0 |80 | | |* |TargetTemp |0 |-40 |30 | | |* |Temperature |0 |-500 |1000 | | | |WB_B |95 |1 |99 |* | |* |WB_R |52 |1 |99 |* | |* ``` ```BandWidth``` supports auto-mode and is currently in auto-mode, ```Exposure``` supports auto-mode but is not currently in auto-mode. Temperature is not writable. To set in ```zwo_asi.toml``` a controllable in auto mode, use the string "auto". For example, this sets BandWidth to auto-mode: ``` [controllables] AutoExpMaxExpMS = 30000 AutoExpMaxGain = 285 AutoExpTargetBrightness = 100 BandWidth = "auto" CoolerOn = 0 Exposure = 10000 Flip = 0 Gain = 200 HighSpeedMode = 0 MonoBin = 0 Offset = 8 TargetTemp = 0 WB_B = 95 WB_R = 52 ``` There are also a few rules that has to be respected when setting the values of the ROI (Region Of Interest): - the width and height are positive, and below the max allowed values - the width must be a multiple of 8 - the height must be a multiple of 2 - binned sensor width and height must be respected (i.e. start_x + width < max_width / number bins; and start_y + height < max_height / number_bins) For example, this respects these rules: ``` [roi] start_x = 0 start_y = 0 width = 4144 height = 2822 bins = 1 type = "raw8" ``` *note:* when the camera closes, it restores its configuration. Therefore calling ```zwo-asi-print``` after taking a picture with ```zwo-asi-shot``` may not display the configuration that was used to take the picture. ## API usage ```python from pathlib import Path import camera_zwo_asi # connecting to the camera # at index 0 camera = camera_zwo_asi.Camera(0) # printing information in the # terminal print(camera) # changing some controllables # (supported arguments: the one that are # indicated as 'writable' in the information # printed above) camera.set_control("Gain",300) camera.set_control("Exposure","auto") # changing the ROI (region of interest) roi = camera.get_roi() roi.type = camera_zwo_asi.ImageType.rgb24 roi.start_x = 20 roi.start_y = 20 roi.bins = 2 roi.width = 480 roi.height = 340 camera.set_roi(roi) # saving this updated configuration to a file conf_path = Path("/tmp") / "asi.toml" camera.to_toml(conf_path) # taking the picture filepath = Path("/tmp") / "asi.bmp" show = True # filepath and show are optional, if you do not # want to save the image or display it image = camera.capture(filepath=filepath,show=show) # getting a flat numpy array with the image data image.get_data() # getting a shaped numpy array with image data image.get_image() # showing the image image.display(resize=0.25) # saving the image (once more, for demo) image.save(filepath) # configuring the camera using a configuration file camera.configure_from_toml(conf_path) # taking a picture, overwriting the previous image camera.capture(image=image) image.display(resize=1.5) ``` ## Other project [python-zwoasi](https://github.com/python-zwoasi/python-zwoasi) is another python wrapper for ZWO cameras. ## Author and copyright Vincent Berenz, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Empirical Inference Department Copyright 2022 Max Planck Gesellschaft


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>=3.6 Python


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نصب پکیج whl camera-zwo-asi-1.0.4:

    pip install camera-zwo-asi-1.0.4.whl


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