Andreas Poehlmann

Hey everyone, in case it might be useful to others, the way I got this working in the CI with Python=3.11 is: ```bash AIOHTTP_NO_EXTENSIONS=1 python -m pip install aiohttp --no-binary...

Hi @Thrameos So I am testing this with the following script with `python3.9` on `macOS 11.6.5`: ```python import threading import time from datetime import datetime import jpype from jpype import...

This issue is extremely interesting to one of our projects: [paquo](https://github.com/bayer-science-for-a-better-life/paquo) Essentially we've been facing similar problems when trying to run the [QuPath](https://github.com/qupath/qupath) GUI with full control from Python on...

Hi @evading The reason I didn't expose eeprom writing so far, is that I am worried that it might be possible to break a spectrometer when writing something incorrect to...

All spectrometer methods should be blocking. What's your specific use case for an `isready` method?

If you call spec.intensities() pyseabreeze sends a request command to the spectrometer and starts reading the spectrum information from the spectrometer. By default most oceanoptics spectrometers are in a free...

I should check if pyseabreeze is threadsafe. In the meantime, if you want to change the integration time and read spectra from two different threads, you may need to implement...

Hi @drmcnelson So I checked, and the ADC1000-USB is currently not supported by `python-seabreeze`. I found an oem [datasheet](http://materiel-physique.ens-lyon.fr/Logiciels/CD%20N%C2%B0%201%20Logiciels%20ENS%20LYON%202018/Spectrasuite%20Oc%C3%A9an%20optics/documentation/AD%20Converters/ADC1000%20OEM%20Data%20Sheet.pdf) and the communication protocol is a bit different compared to the...

I assume the ADC-1000 USB predates a lot of the supported spectrometers, if you have a look at a datasheet for i.e. a USB2000 spectrometer, the command set is almost...

Good catch! :smiley: But this is a bit more complicated sadly. I'd recommend reading https://sourceforge.net/p/seabreeze/discussion/906079/thread/b7214f2d/ where I asked about this some time ago. I will probably opt for this being...