X-MWcontroller

Getting Started
- TCP Control
  - Examples
  - Packet Information
System Commands
X-MWblock Bias Controller
- XM-B8D7-0404 | MCP4726
  - Commands
X-MWblock Digital Phase Shifters
- XM-A5F8-0604 | HMC649ALP6E
  - Commands
- XM-A5F9-0604 | HMC936ALP6E
  - Commands
X-MWblock Digital Step Attenuators
X-MWblock Monolithic Phase Amplitude Controllers
X-MWblock PLLs with Integrated VCOs
X-MWblock Phase Locked Loops
- XM-A3X3-0409 | ADF4169
  - Commands
  - Attributes
- XM-A5N5-0609 | ADF4159
  - Commands
  - Attributes
X-MWblock Switches
X-MWblock Up/Down Converter

Getting Started

The touch interface comes loaded with an intuitive configuration interface for all supported SPI and parallel controlled parts. The plug-and-play interface give you a common method for configuring PLL’s, digital step attenuators, and more on the bench without the need for installing software.

Download the X_MWcontroller Getting Started Guide
Go to the X-MW Parts Library Download Page

To install an update file (.tar.gz):

Go to the X-MWcontroller Software Releases Website
Click on the “Latest Update” button and a download of a .tar.gz file should start.
Save the file to the root folder of a USB Flash Drive.
Eject the flash drive from the computer.
Turn on the Pi and allow the app to boot.
Tap “Manage Files” from the bottom button panel.
Tap “Update” from the top button panel.
Insert the flash drive that has the update file on it (It can take several seconds to load new update files).
Pick an update option that is shown on the Pi.
Confirm update and allow Pi to restart.

More Help

If you need help or troubleshooting steps for your Pi see our X-MWcontroller Help Page. This page will cover how to:

Update software
Find the IP address
Fix a corrupt OS
Change the LE and GPIO pin configuration (the number of LE and GPIO pins)
Start an SSH session
Start the desktop GUI enviroment

TCP Control

The X-MWcontroller can receive and execute various commands over TCP from a PC that is connected to the X-MWcontroller in the same subnet. To enable this feature, simply navigate to the help screen by touching the question mark in the top right corner of the display, then touch "Enable TCP Control." You will be asked to confirm and restart the application, after which the X-MWcontroller will start listening for TCP command packets. The TCP control feature may be disabled at any time by revisiting the help screen.

Examples

The following LabVIEW VI allows communication with the X-MWcontroller using raw TCP commands.

Download the X-MWcontroller LabVIEW example

Here is a python script that implements a very simple command line interface. This allows command sequences to be stored in a separate file and easily executed via I/O stream redirection (e.g. python3 xmwc-sample-cli.py < commands.txt).

Download the X-MWcontroller CLI example

from socket import sys, getaddrinfo, socket, AF_INET, IPPROTO_TCP, SOCK_STREAM, error
import time

# HOST = "10.105.20.143"  # replace with X-MWcontroller IP address
HOST = input("X-MWcontroller IPv4 Address: ")  # read IP from stdin

PORT = 2501

addr_info = getaddrinfo(HOST, PORT, AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, IPPROTO_TCP)

for af, typ, proto, ca, sa in addr_info:

    sock = socket(af, typ, proto)
    data = None  # utf8 encoded message
    head_cmd = None  # command header
    head_rsp = None  # response header
    prompt = "\n" + HOST + " > "  # cli prompt

    sock.connect(sa)

    print("Connection successful.", end=prompt)

    for command in sys.stdin:  # read commands from stdin

        if command.startsWith("quit"):
            break

        data = command.encode("utf8")

        head_cmd = b"#" + len(data).to_bytes(4, "little")  # create 5 byte header

        sock.sendall(head_cmd)  # send header
        sock.sendall(data)  # send command payload

        head_rsp = int.from_bytes(sock.recv(4), "little")  # receive response header

        print(sock.recv(head_rsp).decode("utf8"), end=prompt)  # receive and print response

    sock.close()
    print("Connection closed.")

Packet Information

The X-MWcontroller expects command packets to have a 5-byte header followed by a variable length payload. The header starts with a single byte (ASCII: #) followed by a 4-byte long number of bytes to read. The bytes-to-read field should written little-endian, and equal to the length of the payload message in bytes, or UTF8 encoded characters.

For example, after using one of the add_part commands to a load part file on the X-MWcontroller, we can send the X-MWcontroller the command show_part 0 to display the config. The corresponding TCP packet for the command show_part 0 is:

ASCII	#\x0b\x00\x00\x00show_part 0
HEX	23 0b 00 00 00 73 68 6f 77 5f 70 61 72 74 20 30

Receiving packets from the X-MWcontroller is done in the same manner as with command packets but without the first # byte. To continue with the first example, listening for a response to the show_part 0 command yields the following packet from the X-MWcontroller:

ASCII	\x17\x00\x00\x00SUCCESS: showing part 0
HEX	17 00 00 00 53 55 43 43 45 53 53 3a 20 73 68 6f 77 69 6e 67 20 70 61 72 74 20 30

System Commands

`@part`

usage: @part [-h] <part> ...

sends the arguments <...command> to the part at index <part>

positional arguments:
  <part>        index of part control screen to send commands to
  <...command>  the command to send to the part control screen

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit

`add_part_mfg_pn`

usage: add_part_mfg_pn [-h] [mfg] <mfg_pn>

adds the part (optionally from MFG [mfg]) with MFG part number <mfg_pn>

positional arguments:
  mfg
  <mfg_pn>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`add_part_pn`

usage: add_part_pn [-h] <part_number>

adds the part named <part_number> to the list of control screens

positional arguments:
  <part_number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit

`add_parts_pn`

usage: add_parts_pn [-h] <...part_number> [<...part_number> ...]

adds multiple parts each named <part_number> to the list of control screens

positional arguments:
  <...part_number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit

`exit`

usage: exit [-h]

closes the connection

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_mac_addr`

usage: get_mac_addr [-h]

returns this device's mac address (ethernet port)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_version`

usage: get_version [-h]

returns the current firmware version

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [--list-mfg] [<command>]

displays this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --list-mfg  instead displays a list of all manufacturers known to this X-MW
	      Controller

`home_screen`

usage: home_screen [-h]

goes to the home screen

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`io_config`

usage: io_config [-h] {spi,pin,iface,add-spi-chain,remove-spi-chain} ...

configure I/O for a specific part or configure the I/O interface of the X-MW
Controller

positional arguments:
  {spi,pin,iface,add-spi-chain,remove-spi-chain}
			commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

`len_parts`

usage: len_parts [-h]

returns the number of parts currently on the home screen

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_addable_part_pn`

usage: list_addable_part_pn [-h] [--cat-abrev abrev] [-c <Column names>]

returns a list of the part numbers for which a control screen exists

optional arguments:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev abrev  abreviated category name
  -c <Column names>  show only the columns in the comma separated list valid
		     columns are: PN,MFG_PN,MFG,CAT_ABREV,IO_TYPE

`list_config`

usage: list_config [-h]

returns a list of the saved config files on X-MW Controller

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`load_config`

usage: load_config [-h] <config_name>

loads saved configuration

positional arguments:
  <config_name>  name of saved configuration file

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit

`remove_all`

usage: remove_all [-h]

removes all parts

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`remove_part`

usage: remove_part [-h] <part>

removes the part control screen

positional arguments:
  <part>      index of part to remove

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`save_config`

usage: save_config [-h] <config_name>

saves the current configuration

positional arguments:
  <config_name>  name of configuration file to save

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit

`screenshot`

usage: screenshot [-h] <filename>

saves an image of the entire screen and saves it

positional arguments:
  <filename>  filename to save the screenshot into on the file system

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`show_part`

usage: show_part [-h] <part>

shows the part control screen

positional arguments:
  <part>      index of part to display

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`shutdown`

usage: shutdown [-h] [-r]

ends the session and shuts down the X-MW Controller

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  -r          reboot the X-MW controller

X-MWblock Bias Controller

XM-B8D7-0404 | MCP4726

Device manufacturer: Microchip
Interface: I2C
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

X-MWblock Digital Phase Shifters

XM-A5F8-0604 | HMC649ALP6E

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dps-info`

usage: dps-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-phase`

usage: get-phase [-h]

returns the current phase setting in degrees NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-phase`

usage: max-phase [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-phase`

usage: min-phase [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-phase`

usage: set-phase [-h] <float>

sets the phase in degrees

positional arguments:
  <float>     phase in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5F9-0604 | HMC936ALP6E

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dps-info`

usage: dps-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-phase`

usage: get-phase [-h]

returns the current phase setting in degrees NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-phase`

usage: max-phase [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-phase`

usage: min-phase [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-phase`

usage: set-phase [-h] <float>

sets the phase in degrees

positional arguments:
  <float>     phase in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

X-MWblock Digital Step Attenuators

XM-A3K6-0604 | PE43704

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3K7-0604 | PE43705

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3K9-0604 | PE43713

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5D6-0604 | HMC1018ALP4E

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5D7-0604 | HMC1019ALP4E

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A761-0604 | CHT4012-QDG

Device manufacturer: UMS
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A7D4-0604 | F1956

Device manufacturer: IDT
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A8D9-0604 | QPC3213

Device manufacturer: Qorvo
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-B1C5-0604 | ADRF5730

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-B1M3-0604 | ADRF5720

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-B2E1-0804 | HMC1119

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-B6F1-0604 | RFSA3715

Device manufacturer: Qorvo
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-B6J7-0604 | ADRF5731

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`dsa-info`

usage: dsa-info [-h]

returns lsb_val and number of bits

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get-attn`

usage: get-attn [-h]

returns the current attenuation setting in dB NOTE: this only reads from the
X-MW controller, not the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`max-attn`

usage: max-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to maximum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`min-attn`

usage: min-attn [-h]

sets the attenuation to minimum value

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set-attn`

usage: set-attn [-h] <float>

sets the attenuation in dB

positional arguments:
  <float>     attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set-bits`

usage: set-bits [-h] <number>

sets the bit values with an non-negative integer <number>

positional arguments:
  <number>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

X-MWblock Monolithic Phase Amplitude Controllers

XM-A3L3-0404 | PE46120

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_attn_2`

usage: get_attn_2 [-h]

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_il_stbl_2`

usage: get_il_stbl_2 [-h]

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_phase_1`

usage: get_phase_1 [-h]

gets the phase shift of RF_OUT1

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_phase_2`

usage: get_phase_2 [-h]

gets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`mpac_info`

usage: mpac_info [-h]

gets the information on the frames of the MPAC each frame is returned as
<name>: <LSB val> <# of bits>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attn_2`

usage: set_attn_2 [-h] <attn>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <attn>      attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_il_stbl_2`

usage: set_il_stbl_2 [-h] <il_stbl>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <il_stbl>   Insertion Loss Stabilizer setting in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_phase_1`

usage: set_phase_1 [-h] <phase>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT1

positional arguments:
  <phase>     phase shift in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_phase_2`

usage: set_phase_2 [-h] <phase>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <phase>     phase shift in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3L4-0404 | PE46130

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_attn_2`

usage: get_attn_2 [-h]

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_il_stbl_2`

usage: get_il_stbl_2 [-h]

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_phase_1`

usage: get_phase_1 [-h]

gets the phase shift of RF_OUT1

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_phase_2`

usage: get_phase_2 [-h]

gets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`mpac_info`

usage: mpac_info [-h]

gets the information on the frames of the MPAC each frame is returned as
<name>: <LSB val> <# of bits>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attn_2`

usage: set_attn_2 [-h] <attn>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <attn>      attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_il_stbl_2`

usage: set_il_stbl_2 [-h] <il_stbl>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <il_stbl>   Insertion Loss Stabilizer setting in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_phase_1`

usage: set_phase_1 [-h] <phase>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT1

positional arguments:
  <phase>     phase shift in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_phase_2`

usage: set_phase_2 [-h] <phase>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <phase>     phase shift in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3L5-0404 | PE46140

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_attn_2`

usage: get_attn_2 [-h]

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_il_stbl_2`

usage: get_il_stbl_2 [-h]

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_phase_1`

usage: get_phase_1 [-h]

gets the phase shift of RF_OUT1

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_phase_2`

usage: get_phase_2 [-h]

gets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`mpac_info`

usage: mpac_info [-h]

gets the information on the frames of the MPAC each frame is returned as
<name>: <LSB val> <# of bits>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attn_2`

usage: set_attn_2 [-h] <attn>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <attn>      attenuation in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_il_stbl_2`

usage: set_il_stbl_2 [-h] <il_stbl>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <il_stbl>   Insertion Loss Stabilizer setting in dB

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_phase_1`

usage: set_phase_1 [-h] <phase>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT1

positional arguments:
  <phase>     phase shift in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`set_phase_2`

usage: set_phase_2 [-h] <phase>

sets the phase shift of RF_OUT2

positional arguments:
  <phase>     phase shift in degrees

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

X-MWblock PLLs with Integrated VCOs

XM-A3R8-0409 | ADF4355-2

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Auxiliary Modulus Value
  1: Desired Frequency Step

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Integer & Fraction

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 600.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 1023

bRefDiv

type=bool

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 54.0 and x <= 4400.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23.0 and x <= 65536.0

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 65535

numFrac1Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

numFrac2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16383

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numMod2Val

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 16383

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5 (N > 23)
  1: 8/9 (N > 75)

selDivRF

type=select
options:
  0: ÷1
  1: ÷2
  2: ÷4
  3: ÷8
  4: ÷16
  5: ÷32
  6: ÷64

selFdBkSel

type=select
options:
  0: Divided
  1: Fundamental

numDivBndVCO

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 1023

numWaitALC

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 31

numSynLkTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 31

numADC_ClkDiv

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

bAutoCal

type=bool

bADC_On

type=bool

bADC_Conv

type=bool

cntrRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

bSDReset

type=bool

bGateBld

type=bool

bNegBld

type=bool

numBldCP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: DVdd
  2: SDgnd
  3: R Divider Output
  4: N Divider Output
  5: Analog Lock Detect
  6: Digital Lock Detect

selMuxVolt

type=select
options:
  0: 1.8V
  1: 3.3V

bAuxOut

type=bool

selAuxOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

bRFOut

type=bool

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

selRefMd

type=select
options:
  0: Single
  1: Differential

selLESync

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: REFin

bMTLD

type=bool

dblBfr

type=bool

pwrDwn

type=bool

numPhaseRsynClk

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numPhaseTimeout

type=number
range: None

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

selLDF

type=select
options:
  0: Factional N
  1: Integer N

bLOL

type=bool

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 5ns
  1: 6ns
  2: 8ns
  3: 12ns

phaseResync

type=bool

selLDCycleCnt

type=select
options:
  0: 1024
  1: 2048
  2: 4096
  3: 8192

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

bAutoFast

type=bool

bAutoADC

type=bool

bAutoBld

type=bool

numTotalCalTm

type=number
range: None

numFreqADC

type=number
range: None

numBldCur

type=number
range: None

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

bAutoSelDiv

type=bool

XM-A5M4-0409 | ADF4355

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Auxiliary Modulus Value
  1: Desired Frequency Step

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Integer & Fraction

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 600.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 1023

bRefDiv

type=bool

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 54.0 and x <= 13600.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23.0 and x <= 65536.0

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 65535

numFrac1Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

numFrac2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16383

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numMod2Val

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 16383

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5 (N > 23)
  1: 8/9 (N > 75)

selDivRF

type=select
options:
  0: ÷1
  1: ÷2
  2: ÷4
  3: ÷8
  4: ÷16
  5: ÷32
  6: ÷64

selFdBkSel

type=select
options:
  0: Divided
  1: Fundamental

numDivBndVCO

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 1023

numWaitALC

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 31

numSynLkTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 31

numADC_ClkDiv

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

bAutoCal

type=bool

bADC_On

type=bool

bADC_Conv

type=bool

cntrRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

bSDReset

type=bool

bGateBld

type=bool

bNegBld

type=bool

numBldCP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: DVdd
  2: SDgnd
  3: R Divider Output
  4: N Divider Output
  5: Analog Lock Detect
  6: Digital Lock Detect

selMuxVolt

type=select
options:
  0: 1.8V
  1: 3.3V

bAuxOut

type=bool

selAuxOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

bRFOut

type=bool

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

selRefMd

type=select
options:
  0: Single
  1: Differential

selLESync

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: REFin

bMTLD

type=bool

dblBfr

type=bool

pwrDwn

type=bool

numPhaseRsynClk

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numPhaseTimeout

type=number
range: None

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

selLDF

type=select
options:
  0: Factional N
  1: Integer N

bLOL

type=bool

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 5ns
  1: 6ns
  2: 8ns
  3: 12ns

phaseResync

type=bool

selLDCycleCnt

type=select
options:
  0: 1024
  1: 2048
  2: 4096
  3: 8192

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

bAutoFast

type=bool

bAutoADC

type=bool

bAutoBld

type=bool

numTotalCalTm

type=number
range: None

numFreqADC

type=number
range: None

numBldCur

type=number
range: None

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

bAutoSelDiv

type=bool

XM-A5M6-0409 | ADF4355-3

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Auxiliary Modulus Value
  1: Desired Frequency Step

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Integer & Fraction

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 600.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 1023

bRefDiv

type=bool

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 51.5625 and x <= 6600.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23.0 and x <= 65536.0

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 65535

numFrac1Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

numFrac2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16383

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numMod2Val

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 16383

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5 (N > 23)
  1: 8/9 (N > 75)

selDivRF

type=select
options:
  0: ÷1
  1: ÷2
  2: ÷4
  3: ÷8
  4: ÷16
  5: ÷32
  6: ÷64

selFdBkSel

type=select
options:
  0: Divided
  1: Fundamental

numDivBndVCO

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 1023

numSynLkTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 31

numADC_ClkDiv

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

bAutoCal

type=bool

bADC_On

type=bool

bADC_Conv

type=bool

cntrRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

bSDReset

type=bool

bGateBld

type=bool

bNegBld

type=bool

numBldCP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: DVdd
  2: SDgnd
  3: R Divider Output
  4: N Divider Output
  5: Analog Lock Detect
  6: Digital Lock Detect

selMuxVolt

type=select
options:
  0: 1.8V
  1: 3.3V

bAuxOut

type=bool

selAuxOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

bRFOut

type=bool

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

selRefMd

type=select
options:
  0: Single
  1: Differential

selLESync

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: REFin

bMTLD

type=bool

dblBfr

type=bool

pwrDwn

type=bool

numPhaseRsynClk

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numPhaseTimeout

type=number
range: None

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

selLDF

type=select
options:
  0: Factional N
  1: Integer N

bLOL

type=bool

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 5ns
  1: 6ns
  2: 8ns
  3: 12ns

phaseResync

type=bool

selLDCycleCnt

type=select
options:
  0: 1024
  1: 2048
  2: 4096
  3: 8192

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

bAutoFast

type=bool

bAutoADC

type=bool

bAutoBld

type=bool

numTotalCalTm

type=number
range: None

numFreqADC

type=number
range: None

numBldCur

type=number
range: None

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

bAutoSelDiv

type=bool

XM-A5P5-0609 | ADF4360-0

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 2400.0 and x <= 2725.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 8/9
  1: 16/17
  2: 32/33

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

div2

type=bool

div2sel

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-11dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-8dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5P6-0609 | ADF4360-1

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 2050.0 and x <= 2450.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 8/9
  1: 16/17
  2: 32/33

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

div2

type=bool

div2sel

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-10.5dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-8dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5P9-0609 | ADF4360-4

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 1450.0 and x <= 1750.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 8/9
  1: 16/17
  2: 32/33

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

div2

type=bool

div2sel

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-10dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-7dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-4dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5R1-0609 | ADF4360-5

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 1200.0 and x <= 1400.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 8/9
  1: 16/17
  2: 32/33

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

div2

type=bool

div2sel

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13.5dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-10.5dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-7.5dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-4.5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5R2-0609 | ADF4360-6

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 1050.0 and x <= 1250.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 8/9
  1: 16/17
  2: 32/33

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

div2

type=bool

div2sel

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13.5dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-10.5dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-7.5dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-4.5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5R3-0609 | ADF4360-7

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 350.0 and x <= 1800.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 8/9
  1: 16/17
  2: 32/33

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

div2

type=bool

div2sel

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-14dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-11dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-8dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5R4-0609 | ADF4360-8

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 65.0 and x <= 400.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: N-Channel Open-Drain Lock Detect
  6: Serial Data Output
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13.5dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-10.5dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-7.5dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-4.5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A5R6-0609 | ADF4360-9

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: A & B Counters

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 65.0 and x <= 400.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 24 and x <= 262143

numACntr

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 31

numBCntr

type=number
range: x >= 3 and x <= 8191

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 250.0

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: DVdd
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: N Divider Output
  3: DVdd
  4: R Divider Output
  5: A Cntr/2 Out
  6: A Cntr Out
  7: DGND

selLkDtcP

type=select
options:
  0: 3 PFD Cycles
  1: 5 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selCorePwr

type=select
options:
  0: 5mA
  1: 10mA
  2: 15mA
  3: 20mA

bCntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

selPwrDwn

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  1: Asynchronous Power Down
  3: Synchronous Power Down

mtLkDtc

type=bool

selABPW

type=select
options:
  0: 3.0ns
  1: 1.3ns
  2: 6.0ns
  3: 3.0ns

selBandClk

type=select
options:
  0: 1
  1: 2
  2: 4
  3: 8

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: 3.5mA(-13.5dBm)
  1: 5.0mA(-10.5dBm)
  2: 7.5mA(-7.5dBm)
  3: 11.0mA(-4.5dBm)

cpGain

type=bool

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selICP1

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

selICP2

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125
  1: 0.625
  2: 0.9375
  3: 1.25
  4: 1.5625
  5: 1.875
  6: 2.1875
  7: 2.5

numDelayWrite

type=number
range: x >= 0.0 and x <= 1000.0

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

numDivOutFreq

type=number
range: None

XM-A5Y9-0409 | ADF5356

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Auxiliary Modulus Value
  1: Desired Frequency Step

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Integer & Fraction

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 600.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 1023

bRefDiv

type=bool

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777216

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777216

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 65535

numFrac1Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

numFrac2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 268435455

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numMod2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 268435455

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5 (N > 23)
  1: 8/9 (N > 75)

selDivRF

type=select
options:
  0: ÷1
  1: ÷2
  2: ÷4
  3: ÷8
  4: ÷16
  5: ÷32
  6: ÷64

selFdBkSel

type=select
options:
  0: Divided
  1: Fundamental

numDivBndVCO

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 1023

numWaitALC

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 31

numSynLkTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 31

numADC_ClkDiv

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

bAutoCal

type=bool

bADC_On

type=bool

bADC_Conv

type=bool

cntrRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

bSDReset

type=bool

bGateBld

type=bool

bNegBld

type=bool

numBldCP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: DVdd
  2: SDgnd
  3: R Divider Output
  4: N Divider Output
  5: Analog Lock Detect
  6: Digital Lock Detect

selMuxVolt

type=select
options:
  0: 1.8V
  1: 3.3V

bAuxOut

type=bool

bRFOut

type=bool

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

selRefMd

type=select
options:
  0: Single
  1: Differential

selLESync

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: REFin

bMTLD

type=bool

dblBfr

type=bool

pwrDwn

type=bool

numPhaseRsynClk

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1048575

numPhaseTimeout

type=number
range: None

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

selLDF

type=select
options:
  0: Factional N
  1: Integer N

bLOL

type=bool

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 5ns
  1: 6ns
  2: 8ns
  3: 12ns

phaseResync

type=bool

selLDCycleCnt

type=select
options:
  0: 1024
  1: 2048
  2: 4096
  3: 8192

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

bAutoFast

type=bool

bAutoADC

type=bool

bAutoBld

type=bool

numTotalCalTm

type=number
range: None

numFreqADC

type=number
range: None

numBldCur

type=number
range: None

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

bAutoSelDiv

type=bool

selLESyncEdge

type=select
options:
  0: LE Sync To REF Falling Edge
  1: LE Sync To REF Rising Edge

selBldPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

bVCOBandHold

type=bool

XM-A724-0609 | LMX2594

Device manufacturer: Texas Instruments
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Fraction & Integer

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Modulus Value
  1: Desired Channel Spacing

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: PLL_R
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 34.0 and x <= 15000.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 28 and x <= 524288

numPLL_N

type=number
range: x >= 28 and x <= 524287

numPLL_NUM

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

numPLL_DEN

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 4294967295

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260.0

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

bOSC_2X

type=bool

numPLL_PRE_R

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 4095

selMULT

type=select
options:
  1: Bypass
  3: 3X
  4: 4X
  5: 5X
  6: 6X
  7: 7X

numPLL_R

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 0.1 and x <= 260.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

bRAMP_EN

type=bool

bVCO_PHASE_SYNC

type=bool

bOUT_MUTE

type=bool

selFCAL_HPFD_ADJ

type=select
options:
  0: fPD ≤ 100 MHz
  1: 100 MHz < fPD ≤ 150 MHz
  2: 150 MHz < fPD ≤ 200 MHz
  3: 200 MHz < fPD

selFCAL_LPFD_ADJ

type=select
options:
  0: fPD ≥ 10 MHz
  1: 10 MHz > fPD ≥ 5 MHz
  2: 5 MHz > fPD ≥ 2.5 MHz
  3: fPD < 2.5 MHz

bFCAL_EN

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Readback
  1: Lock Detect

bRESET

type=bool

bPOWERDOWN

type=bool

selCAL_CLK_DIV

type=select
options:
  0: fOSC ≤ 200 MHz
  1: 200 MHz < fOSC ≤ 400 MHz
  2: 400 MHz < fOSC ≤ 800 MHz
  3: fOSC > 800 MHz

bOUT_FORCE

type=bool

selCPG

type=select
options:
  0: 0 mA
  1: 6 mA
  3: 12 mA
  4: 3 mA
  5: 9 mA
  7: 15 mA

bVCO_DACISET_FORCE

type=bool

bVCO_CAPCTRL_FORCE

type=bool

numVCO_DACISET

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 511

numVCO_DACISET_STRT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 511

numVCO_CAPCTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selVCO_SEL

type=select
options:
  1: VCO1
  2: VCO2
  3: VCO3
  4: VCO4
  5: VCO5
  6: VCO6
  7: VCO7

bVCO_SEL_FORCE

type=bool

bMASH_SEED_EN

type=bool

numPFD_DLY_SEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numMASH_SEED

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

numOUTA_PWR

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

bOUTB_PD

type=bool

bOUTA_PD

type=bool

bMASH_RESET_N

type=bool

selMASH_ORDER

type=select
options:
  0: Integer Mode
  1: First Order Modulator
  2: Second Order Modulator
  3: Third Order Modulator
  4: Fourth Order Modulator

selOUTA_MUX

type=select
options:
  0: Channel Divider
  1: VCO
  3: High Impedance

selOUT_ISET

type=select
options:
  0: Maximum Output Power Boost
  1: More Output Power Boost
  2: Less Output Power Boost
  3: No Output Power Boost

numOUTB_PWR

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

selOUTB_MUX

type=select
options:
  0: Channel Divider
  1: VCO
  2: SysRef (SYSREF_EN=1)
  3: High Impedance

bINPIN_IGNORE

type=bool

bINPIN_HYST

type=bool

selINPIN_LVL

type=select
options:
  0: Vin/2
  1: Vin/4
  2: Vin

selINPIN_FMT

type=select
options:
  0: SYNC = SysRefReq = CMOS
  1: SYNC = LVDS, SysRefReq = CMOS
  2: SYNC = CMOS, SysRefReq = LVDS
  3: SYNC = SysRefReq = LVDS
  4: SYNC = SysRefReq = CMOS
  5: SYNC = LVDS(filtered), SysRefReq = CMOS
  6: SYNC = CMOS, SysRefReq = LVDS(filtered)
  7: SYNC = SysRefReq = LVDS(filtered)

selLD_TYPE

type=select
options:
  0: VCO Calibration Status
  1: VCO Calibration Status and Vtune

numLD_DLY

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numMASH_RST_COUNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

selSTSREF_DIV_PRE

type=select
options:
  2: Divide By 2
  4: Divide By 4

bSYSREF_PULSE

type=bool

bSYSREF_EN

type=bool

selSYSREF_REPEAT

type=select
options:
  0: Master Mode
  1: Repeater Mode

numSYSREF_DIV

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 2047

numJESD_DAC1_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numJESD_DAC2_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numJESD_DAC3_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numJESD_DAC4_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numSYSREF_PULSE_CNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

selCHDIV_DIV2

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled (CHDIV=2)
  1: Enabled (CHDIV>2)

selCHDIV

type=select
options:
  0: 2
  1: 4
  2: 6
  3: 8
  4: 12
  5: 16
  6: 24
  7: 32
  8: 48
  9: 64
  10: 72
  11: 96
  12: 128
  13: 192
  14: 256
  15: 384
  16: 512
  17: 768

numRAMP_THRESH

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8589934591

bQUICK_RECAL_EN

type=bool

numVCO_CAPCTRL_STRT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 183

numRAMP_LIMIT_HIGH

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8589934591

numRAMP_LIMIT_LOW

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8589934591

bRAMP_BURST_EN

type=bool

numRAMP_BURST_COUNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8191

bRAMP0_RST

type=bool

selRAMP_TRIGB

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: RampCLK pin rising edge
  2: RampDIR pin rising edge
  4: Always triggered
  9: RampCLK pin falling edge
  10: RampDIR pin falling edge

selRAMP_TRIGA

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: RampCLK pin rising edge
  2: RampDIR pin rising edge
  4: Always triggered
  9: RampCLK pin falling edge
  10: RampDIR pin falling edge

selRAMP_BURST_TRIG

type=select
options:
  0: Ramp Transition
  1: Trigger A
  2: Trigger B

numRAMP0_INC

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1073741823

selRAMP0_DLY

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Ramp Length
  1: Double Ramp Length

numRAMP0_LEN

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

selRAMP1_DLY

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Ramp Length
  1: Double Ramp Length

bRAMP1_RST

type=bool

selRAMP0_NEXT

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP0
  1: RAMP1

selRAMP0_NEXT_TRIG

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP0_LEN Timeout Counter
  1: Trigger A
  2: Trigger B

numRAMP0_INC

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1073741823

numRAMP1_LEN

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numRAMP_DLY_CNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1023

selRAMP_MANUAL

type=select
options:
  0: Automatic Ramping Mode
  1: Manual Ramping Mode

selRAMP1_NEXT

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP0
  1: RAMP1

selRAMP1_NEXT_TRIG

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP1_LEN Timeout Counter
  1: Trigger A
  2: Trigger B

bRAMP_TRIG_CAL

type=bool

numRAMP_SCALE_COUNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-A741-0409 | ADF5355

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Auxiliary Modulus Value
  1: Desired Frequency Step

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Integer & Fraction

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 600.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 1023

bRefDiv

type=bool

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 54.0 and x <= 13600.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23.0 and x <= 65536.0

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 65535

numFrac1Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

numFrac2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16383

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numMod2Val

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 16383

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5 (N > 23)
  1: 8/9 (N > 75)

selDivRF

type=select
options:
  0: ÷1
  1: ÷2
  2: ÷4
  3: ÷8
  4: ÷16
  5: ÷32
  6: ÷64

selFdBkSel

type=select
options:
  0: Divided
  1: Fundamental

numDivBndVCO

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 1023

numWaitALC

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 31

numSynLkTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 31

numADC_ClkDiv

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

bAutoCal

type=bool

bADC_On

type=bool

bADC_Conv

type=bool

cntrRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

bSDReset

type=bool

bGateBld

type=bool

bNegBld

type=bool

numBldCP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

chrgPmp3St

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Three-State Output
  1: DVdd
  2: SDgnd
  3: R Divider Output
  4: N Divider Output
  5: Analog Lock Detect
  6: Digital Lock Detect

selMuxVolt

type=select
options:
  0: 1.8V
  1: 3.3V

bRFOut

type=bool

selOutPwr

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

selRefMd

type=select
options:
  0: Single
  1: Differential

selLESync

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: REFin

bMTLD

type=bool

dblBfr

type=bool

pwrDwn

type=bool

numPhaseRsynClk

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numPhaseTimeout

type=number
range: None

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

selLDF

type=select
options:
  0: Factional N
  1: Integer N

bLOL

type=bool

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 5ns
  1: 6ns
  2: 8ns
  3: 12ns

phaseResync

type=bool

selLDCycleCnt

type=select
options:
  0: 1024
  1: 2048
  2: 4096
  3: 8192

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

bAutoFast

type=bool

bAutoADC

type=bool

bAutoBld

type=bool

numTotalCalTm

type=number
range: None

numFreqADC

type=number
range: None

numBldCur

type=number
range: None

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

bAutoSelDiv

type=bool

selCalOut

type=select
options:
  0: x1 (RF Out A)
  1: x2 (RF Out B)

bRF_OutB

type=bool

XM-A7M3-0609 | LMX2595

Device manufacturer: Texas Instruments
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Fraction & Integer

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Modulus Value
  1: Desired Channel Spacing

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: PLL_R
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 34.0 and x <= 15000.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 28 and x <= 524288

numPLL_N

type=number
range: x >= 28 and x <= 524287

numPLL_NUM

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

numPLL_DEN

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 4294967295

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260.0

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

bOSC_2X

type=bool

numPLL_PRE_R

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 4095

selMULT

type=select
options:
  1: Bypass
  3: 3X
  4: 4X
  5: 5X
  6: 6X
  7: 7X

numPLL_R

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 255

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 0.1 and x <= 260.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

bRAMP_EN

type=bool

bVCO_PHASE_SYNC

type=bool

bOUT_MUTE

type=bool

selFCAL_HPFD_ADJ

type=select
options:
  0: fPD ≤ 100 MHz
  1: 100 MHz < fPD ≤ 150 MHz
  2: 150 MHz < fPD ≤ 200 MHz
  3: 200 MHz < fPD

selFCAL_LPFD_ADJ

type=select
options:
  0: fPD ≥ 10 MHz
  1: 10 MHz > fPD ≥ 5 MHz
  2: 5 MHz > fPD ≥ 2.5 MHz
  3: fPD < 2.5 MHz

bFCAL_EN

type=bool

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: Readback
  1: Lock Detect

bRESET

type=bool

bPOWERDOWN

type=bool

selCAL_CLK_DIV

type=select
options:
  0: fOSC ≤ 200 MHz
  1: 200 MHz < fOSC ≤ 400 MHz
  2: 400 MHz < fOSC ≤ 800 MHz
  3: fOSC > 800 MHz

bOUT_FORCE

type=bool

selCPG

type=select
options:
  0: 0 mA
  1: 6 mA
  3: 12 mA
  4: 3 mA
  5: 9 mA
  7: 15 mA

bVCO_DACISET_FORCE

type=bool

bVCO_CAPCTRL_FORCE

type=bool

numVCO_DACISET

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 511

numVCO_DACISET_STRT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 511

numVCO_CAPCTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

selVCO_SEL

type=select
options:
  1: VCO1
  2: VCO2
  3: VCO3
  4: VCO4
  5: VCO5
  6: VCO6
  7: VCO7

bVCO_SEL_FORCE

type=bool

bMASH_SEED_EN

type=bool

numPFD_DLY_SEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numMASH_SEED

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

numOUTA_PWR

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

bOUTB_PD

type=bool

bOUTA_PD

type=bool

bMASH_RESET_N

type=bool

selMASH_ORDER

type=select
options:
  0: Integer Mode
  1: First Order Modulator
  2: Second Order Modulator
  3: Third Order Modulator
  4: Fourth Order Modulator

selOUTA_MUX

type=select
options:
  0: Channel Divider
  1: VCO
  2: VCO2X (VCO2X_EN must be checked)
  3: High Impedance

selOUT_ISET

type=select
options:
  0: Maximum Output Power Boost
  1: More Output Power Boost
  2: Less Output Power Boost
  3: No Output Power Boost

bVCO2X_EN

type=bool

numOUTB_PWR

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

selOUTB_MUX

type=select
options:
  0: Channel Divider
  1: VCO
  2: SysRef (SYSREF_EN=1)
  3: High Impedance

bINPIN_IGNORE

type=bool

bINPIN_HYST

type=bool

selINPIN_LVL

type=select
options:
  0: Vin/2
  1: Vin/4
  2: Vin

selINPIN_FMT

type=select
options:
  0: SYNC = SysRefReq = CMOS
  1: SYNC = LVDS, SysRefReq = CMOS
  2: SYNC = CMOS, SysRefReq = LVDS
  3: SYNC = SysRefReq = LVDS
  4: SYNC = SysRefReq = CMOS
  5: SYNC = LVDS(filtered), SysRefReq = CMOS
  6: SYNC = CMOS, SysRefReq = LVDS(filtered)
  7: SYNC = SysRefReq = LVDS(filtered)

selLD_TYPE

type=select
options:
  0: VCO Calibration Status
  1: VCO Calibration Status and Vtune

numLD_DLY

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numMASH_RST_COUNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

selSTSREF_DIV_PRE

type=select
options:
  2: Divide By 2
  4: Divide By 4

bSYSREF_PULSE

type=bool

bSYSREF_EN

type=bool

selSYSREF_REPEAT

type=select
options:
  0: Master Mode
  1: Repeater Mode

numSYSREF_DIV

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 2047

numJESD_DAC1_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numJESD_DAC2_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numJESD_DAC3_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numJESD_DAC4_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

numSYSREF_PULSE_CNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

selCHDIV_DIV2

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled (CHDIV=2)
  1: Enabled (CHDIV>2)

selCHDIV

type=select
options:
  0: 2
  1: 4
  2: 6
  3: 8
  4: 12
  5: 16
  6: 24
  7: 32
  8: 48
  9: 64
  10: 72
  11: 96
  12: 128
  13: 192
  14: 256
  15: 384
  16: 512
  17: 768

numRAMP_THRESH

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8589934591

bQUICK_RECAL_EN

type=bool

numVCO_CAPCTRL_STRT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 183

numRAMP_LIMIT_HIGH

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8589934591

numRAMP_LIMIT_LOW

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8589934591

bRAMP_BURST_EN

type=bool

numRAMP_BURST_COUNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 8191

bRAMP0_RST

type=bool

selRAMP_TRIGB

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: RampCLK pin rising edge
  2: RampDIR pin rising edge
  4: Always triggered
  9: RampCLK pin falling edge
  10: RampDIR pin falling edge

selRAMP_TRIGA

type=select
options:
  0: Disabled
  1: RampCLK pin rising edge
  2: RampDIR pin rising edge
  4: Always triggered
  9: RampCLK pin falling edge
  10: RampDIR pin falling edge

selRAMP_BURST_TRIG

type=select
options:
  0: Ramp Transition
  1: Trigger A
  2: Trigger B

numRAMP0_INC

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1073741823

selRAMP0_DLY

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Ramp Length
  1: Double Ramp Length

numRAMP0_LEN

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

selRAMP1_DLY

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Ramp Length
  1: Double Ramp Length

bRAMP1_RST

type=bool

selRAMP0_NEXT

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP0
  1: RAMP1

selRAMP0_NEXT_TRIG

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP0_LEN Timeout Counter
  1: Trigger A
  2: Trigger B

numRAMP0_INC

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1073741823

numRAMP1_LEN

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numRAMP_DLY_CNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1023

selRAMP_MANUAL

type=select
options:
  0: Automatic Ramping Mode
  1: Manual Ramping Mode

selRAMP1_NEXT

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP0
  1: RAMP1

selRAMP1_NEXT_TRIG

type=select
options:
  0: RAMP1_LEN Timeout Counter
  1: Trigger A
  2: Trigger B

bRAMP_TRIG_CAL

type=bool

numRAMP_SCALE_COUNT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

XM-B5C2-0609 | ADF4371

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 62.5 and x <= 32000.0

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Auxiliary Modulus Value
  1: Desired Frequency Step

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Integer & Fraction

selCalOut

type=select
options:
  0: x1 (RF8/RFAUX8 Out)
  1: x2 (RF16 Out)
  2: x4 (RF32 Out)

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 4095.99999997

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260.0

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 0.1 and x <= 260.0

bSOFT_RESET

type=bool

bLSB_FIRST

type=bool

bADDRESS_ASCENSION

type=bool

bSDO_ACTIVE

type=bool

bMASTER_READBACK_CONTROL

type=bool

bSTALLING

type=bool

bSINGLE_INSTRUCTION

type=bool

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

bPRE_SEL

type=bool

bEN_AUTO_CAL

type=bool

numFrac1Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 33554431

numFrac2Val

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16383

numMod2Val

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 16383

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 16777215

cntrRst

type=bool

bCP_TRI_STATE

type=bool

bPD

type=bool

bPD_POL

type=bool

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3 mA
  1: 0.6 mA
  2: 0.9 mA
  3: 1.2 mA
  4: 1.5 mA
  5: 1.8 mA
  6: 2.1 mA
  7: 2.4 mA
  8: 2.7 mA
  9: 3 mA
  10: 3.3 mA
  11: 3.6 mA
  12: 3.9 mA
  13: 4.2 mA
  14: 4.5 mA
  15: 4.8 mA

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1024

selLEV_SEL

type=select
options:
  0: 1.8V
  1: 3.3V

bMUXOUT_EN

type=bool

selMUXOUT

type=select
options:
  0: Tristate (Only works when MUXOUT_EN=0)
  1: Digital Lock Detect
  2: CP Up
  3: CP Down
  4: RDIV/2
  5: NDIV/2
  6: VCO Testmodes
  7: SD CLKDIVOUT
  8: High
  9: VCO Cal RBand/2
  10: VCO Cal NBand/2

bRefDiv

type=bool

bRefDbl

type=bool

selREFIN_MODE

type=select
options:
  0: Single Ended
  1: Differential

bTRACKING_FILTER_MUX_SEL

type=bool

selCLK_DIV_MODE

type=select
options:
  0: CLK Div Off
  2: Resync Enabled

selDivRF

type=select
options:
  0: ÷1
  1: ÷2
  2: ÷4
  3: ÷8
  4: ÷16
  5: ÷32
  6: ÷64

selFdBkSel

type=select
options:
  0: Divided
  1: VCO

selRF_OUT_POWER

type=select
options:
  0: -4dBm
  1: -1dBm
  2: 2dBm
  3: 5dBm

bRF_EN

type=bool

bX2_EN

type=bool

bX4_EN

type=bool

bRF_DIVSEL_DB

type=bool

bMUTE_LD

type=bool

numBldCP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

bBLEED_EN

type=bool

bBLEED_GATE

type=bool

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: FRAC Mode (5ns)
  1: INT Mode (2.4ns)

selLD_BIAS

type=select
options:
  0: 5ns LD Delay (if LDP=0)
  1: 6ns
  2: 8ns
  3: 12ns LD Delay (large bleed values)

bLOL_EN

type=bool

selLDCycleCnt

type=select
options:
  0: 1024
  1: 2048
  2: 4096
  3: 8192

bDOUBLE_BUFF

type=bool

bREAD_SEL

type=bool

selLE_SEL

type=select
options:
  0: LE Sync Disabled
  1: LE Sync Enabled

selBLEED_POL

type=select
options:
  0: Negative Bleed
  1: Positive Bleed

selSD_EN_FRAC0

type=select
options:
  0: SD Enabled
  1: SD Disabled

bSD_LOAD_ENB

type=bool

bVAR_MOD_EN

type=bool

bDISABLE_ALC

type=bool

bVTUNE_CALSET_EN

type=bool

numALC_REF_DAC_NOM_VCO1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

bALC_REF_DAC_LO_VCO1

type=bool

bVAR_MOD_EN

type=bool

numALC_REF_DAC_NOM_VCO2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

bALC_REF_DAC_LO_VCO2

type=bool

bALC_RECT_SELECT_VCO2

type=bool

numALC_REF_DAC_NOM_VCO3

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

bALC_REF_DAC_LO_VCO3

type=bool

bALC_RECT_SELECT_VCO3

type=bool

numALC_REF_DAC_NOM_VCO4

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

bALC_REF_DAC_LO_VCO4

type=bool

bALC_RECT_SELECT_VCO4

type=bool

numDivBndVCO

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

numTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

numTotalCalTm

type=number
range: None

bADC_ENABLE

type=bool

bADC_CONVERSION

type=bool

bADC_CTS_CONV

type=bool

bADC_FAST_CONV

type=bool

bADC_MUX_SEL

type=bool

numSynLkTimeout

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numVCO_ALC_TIMEOUT

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 31

numADC_ClkDiv

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

numFreqADC

type=number
range: None

numICP_ADJUST_OFFSET

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

numSI_BAND_SEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

numSI_VCO_BIAS_CODE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numSI_VCO_SEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numSI_VTUNE_CAL_SET

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numVCO_FSM_TEST_MUX_SEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

numADC_OFFSET

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

bSD_RESET

type=bool

numCLK1_DIV

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

numTRM_IB_VCO_BUF

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

numCLK2_DIVIDER_1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

bCOUPLED_VCO

type=bool

numBAND_SEL_X2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

numBIAS_SEL_X2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 3

numBAND_SEL_X4

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 7

numBIAS_SEL_X4

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 3

bPDB_AUX

type=bool

bAUX_FREQ_SEL

type=bool

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

X-MWblock Phase Locked Loops

XM-A3X3-0409 | ADF4169

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Fraction & Integer

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 34.0 and x <= 13000.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5
  1: 8/9

selExtDiv

type=bool

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 4095.99999997

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 4095

numFracVal

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 33554431

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 32

bRefDiv

type=bool

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 0.1 and x <= 260.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: 3-state Output
  1: DVdd
  2: GND
  3: R-Divider Output
  6: Digital Lock Detect
  7: Serial Data Output
  10: Clk Divider Output
  13: R-Divider/2
  14: N-Divider/2
  15: Ramp Status

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= -2048 and x <= 2047

numClk1Div

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

selNSel

type=select
options:
  0: Load on Σ-ΔCLK
  1: Load Delayed 4 Cycle

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 24 PFD Cycles
  1: 40 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selSDModMd

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  14: Disabled When Frac = 0

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selClkDiv

type=select
options:
  0: Clock Divider Off
  1: Fast Lock Divider
  3: Ramp Divider

r3NotSDRst

type=bool

r3LOL

type=bool

r3CntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

r3PwrDown

type=bool

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

selNegBld

type=select
options:
  0: 3.87 μA
  1: 11.6 μA
  2: 27 μA
  3: 58 μA
  4: 120 μA
  5: 243 μA
  6: 491 μA
  7: 986 μA

calcNegBld

type=bool

r3ChrgPmp3St

type=bool

r2CSR

type=bool

constNegBld

type=bool

selLESel

type=select
options:
  0: LE From Pin
  1: LE Synch With RefB

selRmpMd

type=select
options:
  0: Continuous Sawtooth
  1: Continuous Triangular
  2: Single Sawtooth Burst
  3: Single Ramp Burst

selRmpStat

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  2: Readback To Muxout
  3: Ramp Complete To Muxout
  16: Charge Pump Up
  17: Charge Pump Down

bFSK

type=bool

bPSK

type=bool

bRmpFSK

type=bool

rampOn

type=bool

bFastRmp

type=bool

dualRamp

type=bool

bSFT

type=bool

numClk2Div1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

numFDevStep1

type=number
range: None

numDevVal1

type=number
range: x >= -32768 and x <= 32767

numTotRamp1

type=number
range: None

numDevOff1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 9

numTStep1

type=number
range: None

numStep1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1048575

numTRamp1

type=number
range: None

numClk2Div2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

numFDevStep2

type=number
range: None

numDevVal2

type=number
range: x >= -32768 and x <= 32767

numTotRamp2

type=number
range: None

numDevOff2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 9

numTStep2

type=number
range: None

numStep2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1048575

numTRamp2

type=number
range: None

numDelWord

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

bDelStart

type=bool

selDelClk

type=select
options:
  0: PFD CLK
  1: PFD CLK * CLK1

bRmpDel

type=bool

bTriDel

type=bool

selTXRmpClk

type=select
options:
  0: CLK Div
  1: TX Data

bTXInv

type=bool

bTXTrig

type=bool

bTXTrigDel

type=bool

selTXInter

type=select
options:
  0: Interrupt Off
  1: Load Channel - Continue Sweep
  2: Load Channel - Stop Sweep

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

XM-A5N5-0609 | ADF4159

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Fraction & Integer

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 34.0 and x <= 13000.0

selPreScl

type=select
options:
  0: 4/5
  1: 8/9

selExtDiv

type=bool

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 4095.99999997

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 23 and x <= 4095

numFracVal

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 33554431

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260.0

bRefDbl

type=bool

numR_Count

type=number
range: x >= 1 and x <= 32

bRefDiv

type=bool

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 0.1 and x <= 260.0

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

selMuxout

type=select
options:
  0: 3-state Output
  1: DVdd
  2: GND
  3: R-Divider Output
  4: N-Divider Output
  6: Digital Lock Detect
  7: Serial Data Output
  10: Clk Divider Output
  13: R-Divider/2
  14: N-Divider/2
  15: Ramp Status

numPhase

type=number
range: x >= -2048 and x <= 2047

numClk1Div

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

selNSel

type=select
options:
  0: Load on Σ-ΔCLK
  1: Load Delayed 4 Cycle

selLDP

type=select
options:
  0: 24 PFD Cycles
  1: 40 PFD Cycles

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Negative
  1: Positive

selSDModMd

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  14: Disabled When Frac = 0

phaseAdjust

type=bool

selClkDiv

type=select
options:
  0: Clock Divider Off
  1: Fast Lock Divider
  3: Ramp Divider

r3NotSDRst

type=bool

r3LOL

type=bool

r3CntRst

type=bool

bAutoCntrRst

type=bool

r3PwrDown

type=bool

selChrgPmp

type=select
options:
  0: 0.3125 mA
  1: 0.625 mA
  2: 0.9375 mA
  3: 1.25 mA
  4: 1.5625 mA
  5: 1.875 mA
  6: 2.1875 mA
  7: 2.5 mA
  8: 2.8125 mA
  9: 3.125 mA
  10: 3.4375 mA
  11: 3.75 mA
  12: 4.0625 mA
  13: 4.375 mA
  14: 4.6875 mA
  15: 5 mA

selNegBld

type=select
options:
  0: 3.87 μA
  1: 11.6 μA
  2: 27 μA
  3: 58 μA
  4: 120 μA
  5: 243 μA
  6: 491 μA
  7: 986 μA

calcNegBld

type=bool

r3ChrgPmp3St

type=bool

r2CSR

type=bool

constNegBld

type=bool

selLESel

type=select
options:
  0: LE From Pin
  1: LE Synch With RefB

selRmpMd

type=select
options:
  0: Continuous Sawtooth
  1: Continuous Triangular
  2: Single Sawtooth Burst
  3: Single Ramp Burst

selRmpStat

type=select
options:
  0: Normal Operation
  2: Readback To Muxout
  3: Ramp Complete To Muxout
  16: Charge Pump Up
  17: Charge Pump Down

bFSK

type=bool

bPSK

type=bool

bRmpFSK

type=bool

rampOn

type=bool

bFastRmp

type=bool

dualRamp

type=bool

bSFT

type=bool

numClk2Div1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

numFDevStep1

type=number
range: None

numDevVal1

type=number
range: x >= -32768 and x <= 32767

numTotRamp1

type=number
range: None

numDevOff1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 9

numTStep1

type=number
range: None

numStep1

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1048575

numTRamp1

type=number
range: None

numClk2Div2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

numFDevStep2

type=number
range: None

numDevVal2

type=number
range: x >= -32768 and x <= 32767

numTotRamp2

type=number
range: None

numDevOff2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 9

numTStep2

type=number
range: None

numStep2

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 1048575

numTRamp2

type=number
range: None

numDelWord

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4095

bDelStart

type=bool

selDelClk

type=select
options:
  0: PFD CLK
  1: PFD CLK * CLK1

bRmpDel

type=bool

bTriDel

type=bool

selTXRmpClk

type=select
options:
  0: CLK Div
  1: TX Data

bTXInv

type=bool

bTXTrig

type=bool

bTXTrigDel

type=bool

selTXInter

type=select
options:
  0: Interrupt Off
  1: Load Channel - Continue Sweep
  2: Load Channel - Stop Sweep

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 4294967295

bParRmp

type=bool

bRmpFstLk

type=bool

X-MWblock Switches

XM-A2L7-0409 | CSWA2-63DR+

Device manufacturer: Mini-Circuits
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A2L8-0409 | CSWA2-63DR+

Device manufacturer: Mini-Circuits
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A2L9-0409 | CSWA2-63DR+

Device manufacturer: Mini-Circuits
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A2M1-0819 | CSWA2-63DR+

Device manufacturer: Mini-Circuits
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3B3-0409 | PE42522

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3N1-0404 | PE42522

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3N2-0409 | PE42820

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3N3-0409 | PE42722

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A3R1-0409 | ADRF5020

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A4E5-0419 | PE42525

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5G1-0409 | ADG918

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5G2-0409 | ADG919

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5G6-0404 | ADG901

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5G7-0404 | ADG902

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5M1-0409 | ADRF5021

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A5M2-0409 | ADRF5021

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A637-0409 | ADRF5130

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A6F3-0409 | ADRF5020

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A6J9-0409 | PE42525

Device manufacturer: Peregrine
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

XM-A726-0419 | MASW-004103-1365

Device manufacturer: MACOM
Interface: Parallel
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`get_state`

usage: get_state [-h]

gets the state that will be written to switch

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_labels`

usage: list_labels [-h]

lists all the labels that can be switched to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_state`

usage: set_state [-h] <label>

sets the state that will be written to the switch

positional arguments:
  <label>     label of the state to switch to

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

X-MWblock Up/Down Converter

XM-A638-0819 | ADRF6780

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

numCHIP_REVISION

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numCHIP_ID

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

bSOFT_RESET

type=bool

bPARITY_EN

type=bool

bADDRESS_RANGE_ERROR_MASK

type=bool

bTOO_MANY_ERRORS_MASK

type=bool

bTOO_FEW_ERRORS_MASK

type=bool

bPARITY_ERROR_MASK

type=bool

bUC_BIAS_ENABLE

type=bool

bLO_ENABLE

type=bool

bLO_PPF_ENABLE

type=bool

bLO_X2_ENABLE

type=bool

bIQ_MODE_ENABLE

type=bool

bIF_MODE_ENABLE

type=bool

bLO_BUFFER_ENABLE

type=bool

bDETECTOR_ENABLE

type=bool

bVGA_BUFFER_ENABLE

type=bool

numRDAC_LINEARIZE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 255

numI_PATH_PHASE_ACCURACY

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numQ_PATH_PHASE_ACCURACY

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

bLO_SIDEBAND

type=bool

bADC_CLOCK_ENABLE

type=bool

bADC_ENABLE

type=bool

bADC_START

type=bool

bVDET_OUTPUT_SELECT

type=bool

selRegSel

type=select
options:
  0: R 0x00 (Control)
  2: R 0x02 (ALARM_MASK)
  3: R 0x03 (Enable)
  4: R 0x04 (Linearize)
  5: R 0x05 (LO_PATH)
  6: R 0x06 (ADC_CONTROL)

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

XM-A6J8-0819 | ADRF6720-27

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

selAutoN

type=select_info
options:
  0: Desired Frequency
  1: N Value
  2: Fraction & Integer

selAutoMod

type=select_info
options:
  0: Modulus Value
  1: Desired Channel Spacing

selAutoR

type=select_info
options:
  0: R Counter
  1: Desired PFD Frequency

numR_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 600.0

numUsrPFD_Freq

type=number
range: x >= 10.0 and x <= 260000.0

selR_Count

type=select
options:
  0: ×2
  1: ×1
  2: ÷2
  3: ÷4
  4: ÷8

numPFD_Freq

type=number
range: None

numRF_Out

type=number
range: x >= 54.0 and x <= 13600.0

numNVal

type=number
range: x >= 23.0 and x <= 65536.0

numFracVal

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

numIntVal

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 2047

numOutFreq

type=number
range: None

numUsrSpaceCh

type=number
range: x >= 1.0 and x <= 18000.0

numModVal

type=number
range: x >= 2 and x <= 65535

numSpaceCh

type=number
range: None

selVCO_BAND_SRC

type=select
options:
  0: Band Calibration Routine
  1: SPI

selPOL_I

type=select
options:
  1: Inverted Q Channel Polarity
  2: Normal Polarity

selPOL_Q

type=select
options:
  1: Normal Polarity
  2: Inverted I Channel Polarity

numI_LO

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numQ_LO

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numDCOFF_I

type=number
range: x >= -127 and x <= 127

numDCOFF_Q

type=number
range: x >= -127 and x <= 127

selBAL_CIN

type=select
options:
  0: Minimum Capacitance Value
  15: Maximum Capacitance Value

selBAL_COUT

type=select
options:
  0: Minimum Capacitance Value
  15: Maximum Capacitance Value

selDivMode

type=select
options:
  0: Fractional
  1: Integer

selLO_DRV_LVL

type=select
options:
  0: -5.8 dBm
  1: -1.0 dBm
  2: +2.2 dBm

selREF_MUX

type=select
options:
  0: LOCK_DET
  1: VPTAT
  2: REFCLK
  3: REFCLK÷2
  4: REFCLK×2
  5: REFCLK÷8
  6: REFCLK÷4

bVCO_LDO_EN

type=bool

bVCO_LDO_MASK

type=bool

bCP_EN

type=bool

bCP_MASK

type=bool

bDIV_EN

type=bool

bDIV_MASK

type=bool

bVCO_EN

type=bool

bVCO_MASK

type=bool

bREF_BUF_EN

type=bool

bREF_BUF_MASK

type=bool

bVCO_MUX_EN

type=bool

bVCO_MUX_MASK

type=bool

bLO_DRV1X_EN

type=bool

bLO_DRV1X_MASK

type=bool

bLO_DRV2X_EN

type=bool

bLO_DRV2X_MASK

type=bool

bQUAD_DIV_EN

type=bool

bQUAD_DIV_MASK

type=bool

bMOD_EN

type=bool

bMOD_MASK

type=bool

bLO_1XVCO_EN

type=bool

bLO_1XVCO_MASK

type=bool

bDRVDIV2_EN

type=bool

bDIV4_EN

type=bool

bDIV8_EN

type=bool

bDITH_EN

type=bool

selCP_Scale

type=select
options:
  1: 250 μA
  3: 500 μA
  7: 750 μA
  15: 1000 μA

selCP

type=select
options:
  0: Internal Charge Pump
  1: External Charge Pump

numMOD_CSEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 63

selPFD_CLK_EDGE

type=select
options:
  0: Divide and Reference Down Edge
  1: Divide Down Edge, Reference Up Edge
  2: Divide Up Edge, Reference Down Edge
  3: Divide and Reference Up Edge

selVTUNE_CTRL

type=select
options:
  0: Band Calibration Routine
  1: SPI

selCP_CTRL

type=select
options:
  0: Both On
  1: Pump Down
  2: Pump Up
  3: Tristate
  4: PFD

numDITH_MAG

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 3

numMOD_RSEL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

selPhDtcPol

type=select
options:
  0: Positive
  1: Negative

selVCO

type=select
options:
  0: 4.6 GHz to About 4.71 GHz
  1: 4.02 GHz to About 4.6 GHz
  2: 3.5 GHz to About 4.02 GHz
  3: 2.85 GHz to About 3.5 GHz
  4: External LO/VCO

bSoftReset

type=bool

numBAND

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numDither

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 131071

selVCO_LDO_R2

type=select
options:
  0: 0
  1: 1
  2: 2
  3: 3
  4: 4
  5: 5
  6: 6
  7: 7
  8: 8
  9: 9
  10: 10
  11: 11
  12: 12
  13: 13
  14: 14
  15: 15

selABLDLY

type=select
options:
  0: 0 ns
  1: 0.5 ns
  2: 0.75 ns
  3: 0.9 ns

selVCO_LDO_R4

type=select
options:
  0: 0
  1: 1
  2: 2
  3: 3
  4: 4
  5: 5
  6: 6
  7: 7
  8: 8
  9: 9
  10: 10
  11: 11
  12: 12
  13: 13
  14: 14
  15: 15

selMOD_BLEED

type=select
options:
  0: 0
  1: 1
  2: 2
  3: 3
  4: 4
  5: 5
  6: 6
  7: 7

selCP_BLEED

type=select
options:
  0: 0 μA
  1: 15.625 μA
  2: 31.25 μA
  3: 46.875 μA
  4: 62.5 μA
  5: 78.125 μA
  6: 93.75 μA
  7: 109.375 μA
  8: 125 μA
  9: 140.625 μA
  10: 156.25 μA
  11: 171.875 μA
  12: 187.5 μA
  13: 203.125 μA
  14: 218.75 μA
  15: 234.375 μA
  16: 250 μA
  17: 265.625 μA
  18: 281.25 μA
  19: 296.875 μA
  20: 312.5 μA
  21: 328.125 μA
  22: 343.75 μA
  23: 359.375 μA
  24: 375 μA
  25: 390.625 μA
  26: 406.25 μA
  27: 421.875 μA
  28: 437.5 μA
  29: 453.125 μA
  30: 468.75 μA
  31: 484.375 μA
  32: -0 μA
  33: -15.625 μA
  34: -31.25 μA
  35: -46.875 μA
  36: -62.5 μA
  37: -78.125 μA
  38: -93.75 μA
  39: -109.375 μA
  40: -125 μA
  41: -140.625 μA
  42: -156.25 μA
  43: -171.875 μA
  44: -187.5 μA
  45: -203.125 μA
  46: -218.75 μA
  47: -234.375 μA
  48: -250 μA
  49: -265.625 μA
  50: -281.25 μA
  51: -296.875 μA
  52: -312.5 μA
  53: -328.125 μA
  54: -343.75 μA
  55: -359.375 μA
  56: -375 μA
  57: -390.625 μA
  58: -406.25 μA
  59: -421.875 μA
  60: -437.5 μA
  61: -453.125 μA
  62: -468.75 μA
  63: -484.375 μA

selRegSel

type=select
options:
  0: R 0x00 (SOFT_RESET)
  1: R 0x01 (ENABLES)
  2: R 0x02 (INT_DIV)
  3: R 0x03 (FRAC_DIV)
  4: R 0x04 (MOD_DIV)
  16: R 0x10 (ENBL_MASK)
  32: R 0x20 (CP_CTL)
  33: R 0x21 (PFD_CTL)
  34: R 0x22 (VCO_CTL)
  48: R 0x30 (BALUN_CTL)
  49: R 0x31 (MOD_LIN_CTL)
  50: R 0x32 (MOD_CTL0)
  51: R 0x33 (MOD_CTL1)
  64: R 0x40 (PFD_CP_CTL)
  66: R 0x42 (DITH_CTL1)
  67: R 0x43 (DITH_CTL2)
  69: R 0x45 (VCO_CTL2)
  73: R 0x49 (VCO_CTL3)

numWriteData

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

XM-B6H7-0819 | ADMV1014

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

bIBIAS_PD

type=bool

numP1DB_COMPENSATION

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 3

bIF_AMP_PD

type=bool

bQUAD_BG_PD

type=bool

bBB_AMP_PD

type=bool

bQUAD_IBIAS_PD

type=bool

bDET_EN

type=bool

bBG_PD

type=bool

selQUAD_SE_MODE

type=select
options:
  6: SE Mode N Side Disable
  9: SE Mode P Side Disable
  12: Differential Mode

selQUAD_FILTERS

type=select
options:
  0: 8.62 to 10.25 GHz
  5: 6.6 to 9.2 GHz
  10: 5.4 to 8 GHz
  15: 5.4 to 7 GHz

numLOAMP_PH_ADJ_I_FINE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numLOAMP_PH_ADJ_Q_FINE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numMIXER_VGATE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

selDET_PROG

type=select
options:
  0: -12 dBm to +4 dBm
  1: -13 dBm to +3 dBm
  2: -14 dBm to +2 dBm
  4: -15 dBm to +1 dBm
  8: -15.5 dBm to +0.5 dBm
  16: -16.25 dBm to -0.25 dBm
  32: -17 dBm to -1 dBm
  64: -18 dBm to -2 dBm

selIF_AMP_COARSE_GAIN_I

type=select
options:
  0: 0
  1: 1
  3: 3
  7: 7
  15: 15

selIF_AMP_COARSE_GAIN_Q

type=select
options:
  0: 0
  1: 1
  3: 3
  7: 7
  15: 15

numIF_AMP_FINE_GAIN_I

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 10

numIF_AMP_FINE_GAIN_Q

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 10

numBB_AMP_OFFSET_I

type=number
range: x >= -15 and x <= 15

numBB_AMP_OFFSET_Q

type=number
range: x >= -15 and x <= 15

numBB_AMP_REF_GEN

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 15

numBB_AMP_GAIN_CTRL

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 3

bBB_SWITCH_HIGH_LOW_COMMON_MODE

type=bool

numVVA_TEMP_COMP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535

XM-B6K4-0819 | ADMV1013

Device manufacturer: Analog Devices
Interface: 3-pin SPI
Link to product page

Commands

The following is a list of commands for controlling a specific part on the X-MWcontroller. For example, @part 0 write writes the current configuration of part 0 to the connected device.

`attr_info`

usage: attr_info [-h] [-r] [-o] [-t] <attr name>

gets info of the specific attribute

positional arguments:
  <attr name>    name of attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -r, --range    shows the range of values allowed for the attribute
  -o, --options  shows the list of options available for the attribute
  -t, --type     shows the type of the attribute

`direct_write`

usage: direct_write [-h] [-v] [-i <event type>] [data]

writes the data in 'numWriteData' to the part NOTE: this command only works on
parts where 'numWriteData' is defined

positional arguments:
  data              set 'numWriteData' to [data] if specified (original value
		    of 'numWriteData' will be restored after writing)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  -v, --virt-write  instead of writing to SPI, writes to virtual spi and
		    returns the write log
  -i <event type>   If specified, include only <event type> in the results.
		    This can be specified more than once (see virt-write
		    command)

`dump_regs`

usage: dump_regs [-h] [register]

returns a list of registers as a newline separated list of hexadecimal values

positional arguments:
  register    if defined, the command will only output the value of register
	      [register]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_attr`

usage: get_attr [-h] <name>

gets the value of attribute <name>

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`get_names`

usage: get_names [-h]

returns the list of named widgets (useful for the show-tab and show-named-tab
commands)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has-commands`

usage: has-commands [-h] commands [commands ...]

returns a list of lines that each look like '<command>: <is_present>'

positional arguments:
  commands

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`has_attr`

usage: has_attr [-h] <name>

returns attribute exists as 'True' or does not exist as 'False'

positional arguments:
  <name>      name of the attribute

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`help`

usage: help [-h] [<command>]

shows this help

positional arguments:
  <command>   the command you want to see the help of

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list-commands`

usage: list-commands [-h]

lists all the commands available on the part

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`list_attr`

usage: list_attr [-h] [--on-grid <grid name>] [--titles] [--readonly-status]

lists all attributes (type help list-attr for more info)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --on-grid <grid name>
			lists only attributes on the grid named <grid name>
  --titles              show the titles of the attributes
  --readonly-status     show read-only status of the attributes

`part-info`

usage: part-info  [-h] [--cat-abrev] [--cat-name] [--xm-pn] [--mfg-pn] [--mfg-name]
	[--io-type]

returns info on the part this control screen was designed for

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --cat-abrev
  --cat-name
  --xm-pn
  --mfg-pn
  --mfg-name
  --io-type

`set_attr`

usage: set_attr [-h] [-v] <name> <value>

sets the value of attribute <name> to <value>. <value> must be a valid
floating point or integer

positional arguments:
  <name>       attribute name of the data
  <value>      new attribute value of the data

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -v, --value  sets the option data by the option value instead of option
	       title

`set_reg`

usage: set_reg [-h] [-c] [-t] <value>

assigns <value> to the appropriate register based on how the part would
interpret <value>

positional arguments:
  <value>              the value of register in hexadecimal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -c, --cancel-recalc  re-calculate data after setting register in X-MW
		       Controller
  -t, --track-change   track and return a list of affected attributes and
		       whether or not they changed

`show_named_tab`

usage: show_named_tab [-h] <tab title>

shows tab with title <tab title>

positional arguments:
  <tab title>  title that appears on the tab

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit

`show_tab`

usage: show_tab [-h] <tab>

shows tab numbered <tab> it <tab> startswith a digit shows tab with attribute
name <tab> otherwise

positional arguments:
  <tab>       attribute name of the tab or the tab number

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

`virt-write`

usage: virt-write [-h] [-i <event type>] [-f <bool>]

instead of writting to spi bus, instead write to a virtual spi bus and return
the log output

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i <event type>       If specified, include only <event type> in the
			results. This can be specified more than once
  -f <bool>, --only-final <bool>
			shows only final value of each pin change for IO_PIN
			not valid for IO_SPI

`write`

usage: write [-h]

writes the data to the device

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Attributes

The following attributes can be set and read using the set-attr and get-attr part commands (e.g. @part 0 set_attr numRF_Out 30000)

bVGA_PD

type=bool

bMIXER_PD

type=bool

selQuadPd

type=select
options:
  0: Enable LO Quad Circuit
  7: Disable LO Quad Circuit

bBG_PD

type=bool

bMIXER_IF_EN

type=bool

bDET_EN

type=bool

numLOAMP_PH_ADJ_I_FINE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numLOAMP_PH_ADJ_Q_FINE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numMIXER_VGATE

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numMXER_OFF_ADJ_I_P

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numMXER_OFF_ADJ_I_N

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numMXER_OFF_ADJ_Q_P

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

numMXER_OFF_ADJ_Q_N

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 127

selQUAD_SE_MODE

type=select
options:
  6: SE-Mode, N-side Disabled
  9: SE-Mode, P-side Disabled
  12: Differential Mode

selQUAD_FILTERS

type=select
options:
  0: 8.62 to 10.25 GHz
  5: 6.6 to 9.2 GHz
  10: 5.4 to 8 GHz
  15: 5.4 to 7 GHz

numVVA_TEMP_COMP

type=number
range: x >= 0 and x <= 65535