CBP Developer Guide¶

The CBP software consists of a typical salobj CSC, a firmware written in DMC and a TCP/IP socket controller written in python.

DMC: A language based on C for writing Galil motion control firmware logic.

Dependencies¶

SAL - v4.0.0
ts_salobj - v5.x.0

CBP API¶

The content in this section is autogenerated from docstrings.

lsst.ts.cbp Package¶

Classes¶

`CBPCSC`(simulation_mode, initial_state[, …])	This defines the CBP CSC using ts_salobj.
`CBPComponent`()	This class is for implementing the CBP component.
`MockServer`([log])
`Status`()	The status for the encoders.

Build and Test¶

pip install -e .[dev]
# Make sure environment variable TS_CONFIG_MTCALSYS_DIR points to the ts_config_mtcalsys package
export TS_CONFIG_MTCALSYS_DIR=/home/saluser/repos/ts_config_mtcalsys
pytest --cov lsst.ts.cbp -ra

Usage¶

Starting the CSC.

run_cbp.py

Stopping the CSC.

await cbp.cmd_exitControl.set_start(timeout=10)

Simulator¶

The simulator is located in the mock_server module. It is not ready for use.

Updating Firmware of the CBP¶

Download Galil Design Kit
Edit dmc code
Click Download program to hardware

Building the Documentation¶

pip install -e .[dev]
package-docs clean && package-docs build
# files located in doc/_build/html/ directory

Contributing¶

Code and documentation contributions utilize pull-requests on GitHub. Feature requests can be made by filing a Jira ticket with the ts_CBP label in the Data Management(DM) project. In all cases, reaching out to the contacts for this CSC is recommended.

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