parse_cm.get_acis_tables#
- parse_cm.get_acis_tables(cfg_file=None, dat_file=None)#
Parse the ACIS tables (.cfg and .dat files) and retrieve information.
From the configuration (.cfg) file: dictionary of SIMODES which contains the number of ACIS command packets, the specific packets used, and the delay times in seconds after each command.
From the data (.dat) file: dictionary of ACIS command packets with word_length, command_opcode, slot_id, file_format, packet_duration, and binary_data.
Looks first for an environment variable $ACIS_TABLES_DIR for the location of the tables, and failing that, looks in $SKA/data/acis_tables.
- Parameters:
- cfg_filestring or Path object, optional
The ACIS tables CFG file to use. Default is “current.cfg.”
- dat_filestring or Path object, optional
The ACIS tables CFG file to use. Default is “current.dat.”
- Returns:
- Two Python dictionaries containing the .cfg and .dat
- table information, in that order.
Examples
>>> from parse_cm import get_acis_tables >>> tab_cfg, tab_dat = get_acis_tables() >>> print(tab_cfg["TE_007AC"]) { 'cmd_cnt': 6, 'packets': [ 'WSVIDALLDN', 'WSPOW0CF3F', 'WT007AD024', 'XTZ0000005', 'RS_0000001', 'RH_0000001' ], 'delays': [18, 63, 4, 4, 4, 23] } >>> print(tab_dat["WSPOW0CF3F"]) { 'word_length': 7, 'cmd_type': '', 'slot_id': '', 'file_format': '2', 'packet_duration': 0, 'binary_data': [1792, 26369, 8192, 0, 52992, 256, 16128] }