#! /usr/bin/env python3

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__author__ = "Philip Munts <phil@munts.net>"

from time import sleep

import munts.remoteio.zeromq
import munts.remoteio.adc

print("")
print("Remote I/O Protocol Analog Input Test")
print("")

# Create an analog input

srv  = munts.remoteio.zeromq.Server("10.254.254.252", 8088)
ain0 = munts.remoteio.adc.Input(srv, 0, 3.3)

# Display analog input characteristics

print(ain0.resolution)
print(ain0.reference)
print("")

# Display analog input voltage

while True:
  print(round(ain0.voltage, 3))
  sleep(1.0)