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The <code>ultracomm</code> code and releases are available at [[https://github.com/rsprouse/ultracomm github]]. See the 'Releases' section for the latest released version. |
The <code>ultracomm</code> code and releases are available at [[https://github.com/rsprouse/ultracomm github]]. See the 'Releases' section for the latest released version. |
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| + | For a sample of available parameters, see <code>params.cfg</code> in the [[https://github.com/rsprouse/ultracomm/blob/master/resources/params.cfg <code>ultracomm</code> repository]]. |
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For all available options, try: |
For all available options, try: |
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Revision as of 12:44, 18 August 2015
ultracomm is a command line utility for configuring Ultrasonix Tablet systems and acquiring ultrasound data.
In the Phonology Lab we typically don't run ultracomm directly and instead run the ultrasession Python script, which handles a lot of bookkeeping details relevant to a data acquisition session automatically, and which calls ultracomm for you.
The ultracomm code and releases are available at [github]. See the 'Releases' section for the latest released version.
Usage
ultracomm accepts a number of parameters that are used to connect to and configure the Ultrasonix system.
For a sample of available parameters, see params.cfg in the [ultracomm repository].
For all available options, try:
ultracomm --help
