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% CMCheckInit([meterType], [PortString])
%
% Initialize the color meter. The routine calls the
% lower level routines for given 'meterType'. If the low level routine
% fails, this routine retries, then prompts the user to take appropriate
% action. If the low level routine succeeds, this
% routine is silent.
%
% The following colormeters are supported:
%
% meterType 1 is the PR650 (default)
% meterType 2 is the CVI (need CVIToolbox) - Not yet implemented!
% meterType 3 is the CRS Colorimeter
% meterType 4 is the PR655
% meterType 5 is the PR670
% meterType 6 is the PR705
%
% For the PR-series colorimeters, 'PortString' is the optional name of a
% device string for the serial port or Serial-over-USB port to which the
% device is connected. If none is given, the routine uses different files
% and built-in defaults to try to find the proper port: If there is a file
% 'CMPreferredPort.txt' in the search path of Matlab/Octave, it will parse
% that file for a PortString to use. Else it will use a hard-coded default
% inside this routine.
%
% If a calibration file with name 'PRXXXPorts' for the PR-XXX exists,
% it will override what is in CMPrefferedPort.txt. There are two
% possible formats for the structure in this file.
% If the structure has a PortString field, this is passed to
% routine FindSerialPort to get the actual port. Otherwise,
% if the structure has a .in field, this string is used directly.
%
% Other Colorimeters, e.g., CRS ColorCal, have their own specific setup
% methods and this routine just calls their setup code with default
% settings.
%
% 9/15/93 dhb Modified to use new CMInit properly.
% 1/18/94 jms Added gHardware switch
% 1/24/94 dhb Changed sign of gHardware switch.
% 2/20/94 dhb Call through CMETER rather than CM... routines.
% 4/4/00 dhb Optional port name, only used on SERIAL version.
% 9/11/00 dhb Added meterType.
% 1/4/02 dhb, ly Try to get OS9 version to work with Megawolf board and SERIAL.
% 1/10/02 dhb, ly Change calling convention. Remove passing of port, but read
% port from a "calibration" file in PsychCalLocalData if it's there.
% 4/13/02 dgp Cosmetic.
% 2/26/03 dhb Add CRS Colorimeter, change meter type of PR-650 to 1.
% 10/05/06 dhb, cgb OSX version.
% 11/27/07 mpr replaced hard coded portNameIn with FindSerialPort for OS X, and
% attempted to make this more robust and user-friendly.
% modifications tested only on Mac OS 10.5.1, Matlab 2007b, on
% a Mac Pro. Other systems may require more tinkering...
% 2/07/09 mk, tbc Add PR-655 support.
% 2/07/09 mk Add experimental setup code for use of IOPort instead of SerialComm.
% 2/11/09 cgb,mk Small fixes: Now we use IOPort instead of SerialComm --
% by default. Verified to work for both PR650 and PR655 toolboxes.
% 7/16/12 dhb Choose right global default for 64-bit Matlab. Hope I
% did this in a way that doesn't break anything else.
% 7/20/12 dhb Undid 7/16/12 change. Error was due to a stale IOPort on my path
% 12/04/12 zlb Adding PR-705 support.
% 4/10/13 dhb More flexible behavior supported via PRXXXPorts calibration file.
% 1/25/13 dhb, ms More info printed on failure for PR-670 case. Trying to track down intermittant
% failures to initialize when routine is called multiple times in a long calibration loop.
global g_serialPort g_useIOPort;
% Default method of serial communication
if isempty(g_useIOPort)
g_useIOPort = 1;
end
% Number of retries before giving up:
DefaultNumberOfTries = 5;
% Read the local preferred serial port file if it exists.
if exist(which('CMPreferredPort.txt'), 'file')
t = textread(which('CMPreferredPort.txt'), '%s');
defPortString = t{1};
else
defPortString = '';
end
% Set default the defaults.
switch nargin
case 0
meterType = 1;
PortString = defPortString;
case 1
if isempty(meterType)
meterType = 1;
end
PortString = defPortString;
case 2
if isempty(meterType)
meterType = 1;
end
if isempty(PortString)
PortString = defPortString;
end
end
% I wrote the function FindSerialPort before I discovered CMCheckInit had
% been ported to OS X. It may generally require less of users than relying
% on what amounts to a preference in the calibration files. The default
% for portNameIn was 2, but on my machine it was 1 when I wrote my
% function. Someone in the Brainard lab may want to generalize
% "FindSerialPort" to work with OSs other than Mac OS X and then use that
% function in lieu of meterports=LoadCalFile. I am not intrepid enough to
% take that step. -- MPR 11/21/07
switch meterType
case 1,
% PR-650
% Look for port information in "calibration" file. If
% no special information present, then use defaults.
meterports = LoadCalFile('PR650Ports');
if isempty(meterports)
if IsWin || IsOSX || IsLinux
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
error(['Unsupported OS ' computer]);
end
else
if (isfield(meterports,'PortString'))
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(meterports.PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
portNameIn = meterports.in;
end
end
if IsWin || IsOSX || IsLinux
stat = PR650init(portNameIn);
status = sscanf(stat,'%f');
if (isempty(status) || status == -1)
disp('Failed initial attempt to make contact.');
disp('If colorimeter is off, turn it on; if it is on, turn it off and then on.');
end
NumTries = 0;
while (isempty(status) || status == -1) && NumTries < DefaultNumberOfTries
stat = PR650init(portNameIn);
status = sscanf(stat,'%f');
NumTries = NumTries+1;
if (isempty(status) || status == -1) && NumTries >= 3
if IsOSX
if ~g_useIOPort
evalc(['SerialComm(''close'',' int2str(portNameIn) ');']);
evalc('clear SerialComm');
else
IOPort('Close', g_serialPort);
end
end
% Release global port handle:
clear global g_serialPort;
fprintf('\n');
if ~rem(NumTries,4)
fprintf('\nHave tried making contact %d times. Will try %d more...',NumTries,DefaultNumberOfTries-NumTries);
end
end
end
fprintf('\n');
if isempty(status) || status == -1
disp('Failed to make contact. If device is connected, try turning it off and re-trying CMCheckInit.');
else
disp('Successfully connected to PR-650!');
end
else
error(['Unsupported OS ' computer]);
end
case 2,
error('Support for CVI colormeter not yet implemented in PTB-3, sorry!');
case 3,
% CRS-Colorimeter:
if exist('CRSColorInit') %#ok<EXIST>
CRSColorInit;
else
error('CRSColorInit command is missing on your path. Is the CRS color calibration toolbox set up properly?');
end
case 4,
% PR-655:
% Look for port information in "calibration" file. If
% no special information present, then use defaults.
meterports = LoadCalFile('PR655Ports');
if isempty(meterports)
if IsWin || IsOSX || IsLinux
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
error(['Unsupported OS ' computer]);
end
else
if (isfield(meterports,'PortString'))
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(meterports.PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
portNameIn = meterports.in;
end
end
if IsWin || IsOSX || IsLinux
stat = PR655init(portNameIn);
status = sscanf(stat,'%f');
if (isempty(status) || status == -1)
disp('Failed to make contact. If device is connected, try turning it off and re-trying CMCheckInit.');
else
disp('Successfully connected to PR-655!');
end
else
error(['Unsupported OS ' computer]);
end
% PR-670 - Functionality should be very similar to the PR-655, though
% it looks like there are a few more commands available for
% the 670.
case 5
if IsWin || IsOSX || IsLinux
% Look for port information in "calibration" file. If
% no special information present, then use defaults.
meterports = LoadCalFile('PR670Ports');
if isempty(meterports)
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
if (isfield(meterports,'PortString'))
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(meterports.PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
portNameIn = meterports.in;
end
end
stat = PR670init(portNameIn);
if strcmp(stat, ' REMOTE MODE')
disp('Successfully connected to PR-670!');
else
if (isempty(stat))
fprintf('PR-670 returned empty (timeout response)\n');
else
fprintf('PR-670 returned %s\n',stat);
end
disp('Failed to make contact. If device is connected, try turning it off, type clear all, and then re-trying CMCheckInit.');
end
else
error(['Unsupported OS ' computer]);
end
% PR-705
case 6,
if IsWin || IsOSX || IsLinux
meterports = LoadCalFile('PR705Ports');
if isempty(meterports)
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
if (isfield(meterports,'PortString'))
portNameIn = FindSerialPort(meterports.PortString, g_useIOPort);
else
portNameIn = meterports.in;
end
end
stat = PR705init(portNameIn);
if strcmp(stat, [' REMOTE MODE' 13 10])
disp('Successfully connected to the PR-705!');
else
disp('Failed to make contact. If device is connected, try turning it off, type clear all, and then re-trying CMCheckInit.');
end
else
error(['Unsupported OS ' computer]);
end
otherwise,
error('Unknown meter type');
end
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