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  • The current version (v23.00) of the CAT has no Paragon-X style command to return the number of missing 1pps pulses in a capture. A command has been added that allows this to be information to be retrieved (using the CAT's REST interface). The new command is paragonget Cat <1ppsMetric> OnePpsMiss where <1ppsMetric> is one of TIMEERROR, AVERAGEDTE, DTELF, DTEHF, DTEMTIE or DTETDEV.


Tcl

The beta version of the wrapper now consists of a number of files. These are all bundled into a zip file: Paragon Tcl 26110 BETA.zip

New logging functionality has been added (you may be asked to enable logging if you raise a support request). This will log all commands and responses to a logging file and may optionally log to the console. Logging can be enabled or disabled at any point in your script. The command is:

paragonWrapperLogging <enable> <toConsole> where both parameters are boolean.

Logs will be stored in a folder called paragonWrapperLogging in the same location as the wrapper.

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Python

The beta version of the wrapper now consists of a number of files. These are all bundled into a zip file: Paragon Tcl 26110 Python 26572 BETA.zip

Python

The beta This version of the wrapper now consists of a number of files. These are all bundled into a zip file: Paragon Python 26335 BETA.zipNote that the Python wrapper does not yet support the enhanced logging described abovefiles has been modified to work with Python 2 as well as Python 3. It has been tested with Python version 2.7 and version 3.6.

New logging functionality has been added (you may be asked to enable logging if you raise a support request). This will log all commands and responses to a logging file and to the console. Logging can be enabled or disabled at any point in your script. The command is:

paragon.wrapper_logging(<enable>, <level>) where the parameters are:

  • <enable>: Boolean. True to enable logging; False to disable it.
  • <level>: Integer. The logging level above which a logging entry will be generated. The levels are debug=10, info=20, warning=30, error=40, critical=50. To log the commands and responses being sent to and from the instrument, set the logging level to 20.

Logs will be stored in a file called WrapperLogging.txt.