added --[no-]calibrate and --[no-]reset options

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Frank Mori Hess 2003-04-21 01:50:03 +00:00
parent 580976f1b8
commit fbd59333a9

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@ -11,7 +11,9 @@ measure internal stable voltage references and control
gains and offsets using programmable DACs. On these devices,
\fBcomedi_calibrate\fR adjusts the programmable calibration
DACs so that the measured value of reference voltages fall
within acceptable limits.
within acceptable limits. The calibration settings are
saved to a file which can be fed to the comedi_apply_calibration()
function.
\fBComedi_calibrate\fR prints a lot of debugging information
as it runs.
@ -30,11 +32,21 @@ output to him.
\fBcomedi_calibrate\fR recognizes the following options:
\fB--[no-]calibrate\fR Perform calibration (or not).
\fB-f, --file /dev/comediN\fR perform calibration on device \fB/dev/comediN\fR
\fB--help print help for options then exit
\fB--help\fR print help for options then exit
\fB-q, --quiet don't generate output to stdout
\fB-q, --quiet\fR don't generate output to stdout
\fB--[no-]reset\fR Reset (or don't reset) calibration subdevice to
a reasonable starting point before
performing calibration. The default is \fB--reset\fR. The
\fB--no-reset\fR option is useful if
a single calibration
pass is not sufficient, and you wish to perform another calibration
pass starting from the results of the previous pass.
\fB-s, --save-file <file path>\fR save calibration information to specified file,
instead of default location