
import os
import grid_profiles
import gridsim

elgar_info = {'name': os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(__file__))[0],
              'mode': 'Elgar704'
}

def gridsim_info():
    return elgar_info

"""
This function set the parameter to be viewed in the sunspec SVP
"""
def params(info, group_name):
    gname = lambda name: group_name + '.' + name
    pname = lambda name: group_name + '.' + GROUP_NAME + '.' + name
    mode = elgar_info['mode']
    info.param_add_value(gname('mode'), mode)
    info.param_group(gname(GROUP_NAME), label='%s Parameters' % mode, active=gname('mode'),  active_value=mode, glob=True)
    info.param(pname('phases'), label='Phases', default=1, values=[1, 2, 3])
    info.param(pname('v_nom'), label='Nominal voltage for all phases', default=120.0)
    info.param(pname('v_max'), label='Max Voltage', default=200.0)
    info.param(pname('i_max'), label='Max Current', default=10.0)
    info.param(pname('freq'), label='Frequency', default=60.0)
    info.param(pname('comm'), label='Communications Interface', default='VISA',values=['GPIB','VISA'])
    info.param(pname('gpib_device'), label='GPIB address', active=pname('comm'), active_value=['GPIB'], default='GPIB0::17::INSTR')
    info.param(pname('visa_device'), label='VISA address', active=pname('comm'),active_value=['VISA'], default='GPIB0::17::INSTR')


GROUP_NAME = 'elgar'

class GridSim(gridsim.GridSim):
    """
    Elgar grid simulation implementation.

    Valid parameters:
      mode - 'Elgar'
      auto_config - ['Enabled', 'Disabled']
      v_nom
      v_max
      i_max
      freq
      profile_name
      timeout
      write_timeout
    """
    def __init__(self, ts, group_name):
        ts.log('Grid sim init')
        # Resource Manager for VISA
        self.rm = None
        # Connection to instrument for VISA-GPIB
        self.conn = None
        gridsim.GridSim.__init__(self, ts, group_name)

        self.v_nom_param = self._param_value('v_nom')
        self.v_max_param = self._param_value('v_max')
        self.i_max_param = self._param_value('i_max')
        self.freq_param = self._param_value('freq')
        self.phases = self._param_value('phases')

        self.profile_name = ts.param_value('profile.profile_name')
        self.comm = self._param_value('comm')
        self.gpib_bus_address = self._param_value('gpib_bus_address')
        self.gpib_board = self._param_value('gpib_board')
        self.visa_device = self._param_value('visa_device')
        self.cmd_str = ''
        self.cmd_str = ''
        self._cmd = None
        self._query = None
        # open communications, not the relay  and stop profile
        self.open()


        if self.auto_config == 'Enabled':
            ts.log('Configuring the Grid Simulator.')
            self.config()

        # Configure grid simulator at beginning of test = auto_config
        # Follow the Power ON/OFF sequence (p.3-4 Manual Addendum)
        # Config implemented with ABLE command
        # if self.auto_config == 'Enabled':
        #     ts.log('Configuring the Grid Simulator.')
        #     self.config()
        #
        # state = self.relay()
        # if ts.confirm('Please turn ON the output by pressing on (Output ON/OFF) push button on the Grid simulator') is False:
        #     raise gridsim.GridSimError('Aborted grid simulation')
        # else:
        # TODO : Here is where we can add the AC switch control
        #     self.ts.log('Grid is energize.')
        # if state != gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED:
        #     if self.ts.confirm('Would you like to close the grid simulator relay and ENERGIZE the system?') is False:
        #         raise gridsim.GridSimError('Aborted grid simulation')
        #     else:
        #         self.ts.log('Turning on grid simulator.')
        #         self.relay(state=gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED)


        if self.profile_name is not None and self.profile_name != 'Manual':
            self.profile_load(self.v_nom_param, self.freq_param, self.profile_name)

    def _param_value(self, name):
        return self.ts.param_value(self.group_name + '.' + GROUP_NAME + '.' + name)


    def info(self):
        # Search for ABLE equivalent - <ATN> Not tested -
        info_txt = 'Elgar 704 Grid simulator'
        return info_txt

    # Missing the method regen() to be implemented
    def config(self):
        """
        Perform any configuration for the simulation based on the previously
        provided parameters.
        """

        # self.ts.log('Grid simulator model: %s' % self.info().strip())
        self.ts.log('CanmetEnergy Grid simulator')

        # put simulator in regenerative mode

        # state = self.regen()
        # if state != gridsim.REGEN_ON:
        #     state = self.regen(gridsim.REGEN_ON)
        # # self.ts.log('Grid sim regenerative mode is: %s' % state)
        self.ts.log('Grid sim regenerative mode is not yet implemented for ELGAR704')
        phases = self.phases
        # set the phase angles for the 3 phases
        self.config_phase_angles(phases)

        # set voltage range
        self.ts.log('Grid sim can`t set voltage range')
        #         v_max = self.v_max_param
        # self.ts.log('Grid sim max voltage settings: v1 = %s, v2 = %s, v3 = %s' % (v_max, v_max, v_max))
        #
        # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage_max()
        # if v1 != v_max or v2 != v_max or v3 != v_max:
        #     self.voltage_max(voltage=(v_max, v_max, v_max))
        #     v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage_max()
        # self.ts.log('Grid sim max voltage settings: v1 = %s, v2 = %s, v3 = %s' % (v1, v2, v3))


        # set nominal voltage

        self.ts.log('Grid sim nominal voltage settings: v1 = {}, v2 = {}, v3 = {}'.format(self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param))
        # v_nom = self.v1_nom_param
        # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage()
        # if v1 != v_nom or v2 != v_nom or v3 != v_nom:
        # if phases == 1 :
        self.voltage(voltage=(self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param))
            # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage()

        # set the frequency
        self.ts.log('Frequency set to {} Hz'.format(self.freq_param))
        self.freq(self.freq_param)


        # set max current if it's not already at gridsim_Imax
        i_max = self.i_max_param
        self.ts.log('Grid sim current limit settings : {} A'.format(self.i_max_param))

        # i1, i2, i3 = self.current()

        # if i1 != i_max or i2 != i_max or i3 != i_max:
        self.current_max(current=(i_max, i_max, i_max))
        # i1,i2,i3 = self.current()


        self.ts.log('Grid sim configured')


    def open(self):
        """
        Open the communications resources associated with the grid simulator.
        """
        self.ts.log('Gridsim Open')
        try:
            if self.comm == 'GPIB':
                raise NotImplementedError('The driver for plain GPIB is not implemented yet. ' +
                                          'Please use VISA which supports also GPIB devices')
            elif self.comm == 'VISA':
                try:
                    # sys.path.append(os.path.normpath(self.visa_path))
                    import visa
                    self.rm = visa.ResourceManager()
                    self.conn = self.rm.open_resource(self.visa_device)
                    self.ts.log('Gridsim Visa config')
                    # TODO : Add the connection for AWG430
                    # the default pyvisa write termination is '\r\n' work with the ELGAR704 (p.3-2 Manual Addendum)
                    #self.conn.write_termination = '\r\n'

                    self.ts.sleep(1)

                except Exception, e:
                    raise gridsim.GridSimError('Cannot open VISA connection to %s\n\t%s' % (self.visa_device,str(e)))

            else:
                raise ValueError('Unknown communication type %s. Use GPIB or VISA' % self.comm)

            self.ts.sleep(2)

        except Exception, e:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError(str(e))

    def cmd(self, cmd_str):
        try:
            self.conn.write(cmd_str)
        except Exception, e:
            raise

    def query(self, cmd_str):
        self.cmd(cmd_str)
        resp = self.conn.read()
        return resp

    def close(self):
        """
        Close any open communications resources associated with the grid
        simulator.
        """
        if self.comm == 'Serial':
            self.conn.close()
        elif self.comm == 'GPIB':
            raise NotImplementedError('The driver for plain GPIB is not implemented yet.')
        elif self.comm == 'VISA':
            try:
                if self.rm is not None:
                    if self.conn is not None:
                        self.conn.close()
                    self.rm.close()

                self.ts.sleep(1)
            except Exception, e:
                raise gridsim.GridSimError(str(e))
        else:
            raise ValueError('Unknown communication type %s. Use Serial, GPIB or VISA' % self.comm)

    # ABLE command add it
    def config_phase_angles(self,pang =None):
        if pang == 1:
            self.ts.log_debug('Configuring system for single phase.')
            # phase 1 always 'preconfigured' at 0 phase angle
            self.cmd('PANGA 0')
            # self.form(1) - UNSUPPORTED
        elif pang== 2:
            # set the phase angles for split phase
            self.ts.log_debug('Configuring system for split phase on Phases A & B.')
            self.cmd('PANGB 180.0')
            # self.form(2) - UNSUPPORTED
        elif pang== 3:
            # set the phase angles for the 3 phases
            self.ts.log_debug('Configuring system for three phase.')
            self.cmd('PANGB 120.0')
            self.cmd('PANGB 240.0')
            # self.form(3)  - UNNECESSARY BECAUSE IT IS THE DEFAULT
        else:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError('Unsupported phase parameter: %s' % (self.pang))


    # ABLE command add it
    def voltage(self, voltage=None):
        """
        Set the value for voltage 1, 2, 3 if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for voltage. Voltage is a tuple containing a voltage value for
        each phase.
        """
        if voltage is not None:
            # set output voltage on all phases
            # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage)))
            if type(voltage) is not list and type(voltage) is not tuple:

                self.cmd('VOLTA {}'.format(voltage[0]))
                self.cmd('VOLTB {}'.format(voltage[1]))
                self.cmd('VOLTC {}'.format(voltage[2]))
            else:
                self.cmd('VOLTS %0.1f' % voltage[0])  # use the first value in the 3 phase list

        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def voltage_max(self, voltage=None):
        """
        Set the value for max voltage if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for max voltage.
        """
        if voltage is not None:
            voltage = max(voltage)  # voltage is a triplet but Elgar only takes one value
            # TODO : Check if it matches with ELGAR 704
            if voltage == 132 :
                self.cmd('VOLTS %0.0f' % voltage)
            else:
                raise gridsim.GridSimError('Invalid Max Voltage %s V, must be 132 V.' % str(voltage))
        v1 = 120.0
        v2 = 120.0
        v3 = 120.0
        # TODO : See why TST VA,VB,VC don't work
        # v1 = self.query('TST VA')
        # v2 = self.query('TST VB')
        # v3 = self.query('TST VC')
        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def current(self, current=None):
        """
        Set the value for current if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for current.
        """
        if current is not None:
            # set output current limit on all phases
            # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage)))
            if type(current) is not list and type(current) is not tuple:
                self.cmd('CURLA {}'.format(current[0]))
                self.cmd('CURLB {}'.format(current[1]))
                self.cmd('CURLC {}'.format(current[2]))
            else:
                self.cmd('CURLS {}'.format(current[0]))  # use the first value in the 3 phase list
        # i1 = self.query('TST IA')
        # i2 = self.query('TST IB')
        # i3 = self.query('TST IC')
        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def current_max(self, current=None):
        """
        Set the value for max current if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for max voltage.
        """
        if current is not None:
            # set output current limit on all phases
            # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage)))
            if type(current) is not list and type(current) is not tuple:
                self.cmd('CURLA {}'.format(current[0]))
                self.cmd('CURLB {}'.format(current[1]))
                self.cmd('CURLC {}'.format(current[2]))
            else:
                self.cmd('CURLS {}'.format(current[0]))  # use the first value in the 3 phase list
        # i1 = self.query('TST IA')
        # i2 = self.query('TST IB')
        # i3 = self.query('TST IC')
        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def freq(self, freq=None):
        """
        Set the value for frequency if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for frequency.
        """
        if freq is not None:
            self.cmd('FREQ {}'.format(freq))
        # freq = self.query('TST FR')
        return freq

    # Not implemented yet
    def profile_load(self, profile_name, v_step=100, f_step=100, t_step=None):

        return

    # Not implemented yet
    def profile_start(self):
        """
        Start the loaded profile.
        """
        if self.profile is not None:
            for entry in self.profile:
                self.cmd(entry)

    # Not implemented yet
    def profile_stop(self):
        """
        Stop the running profile.
        """
        self.cmd('abort')

    # Not implemented yet
    def regen(self, state=None):
        """
        Set the state of the regen mode if provided. Valid states are: REGEN_ON,
        REGEN_OFF. If none is provided, obtains the state of the regen mode.
        All this was implemented for the AMETEK not the ELGAR
        """
        # TODO : Check if we can implement a REGEN function for the elgar 704

        return state

    # ABLE command add it but need to test TST CLS
    # TODO : Add a function to test the state of the relay
    def relay_close(self):
        """
        Set the state of the relay if provided. Valid states are: RELAY_OPEN,
        RELAY_CLOSED. If none is provided, obtains the state of the relay.
        """
        # This command doesn't affect the output, need to implement remote control AC switch
        self.cmd('CLS')
        self.ts.log('Closed Relay')

    def relay_open(self):
        """
        Set the state of the relay if provided. Valid states are: RELAY_OPEN,
        RELAY_CLOSED. If none is provided, obtains the state of the relay.
        """
        # This command doesn't affect the output, need to implement remote control AC switch
        self.cmd('OPN')
        self.ts.log('Opened Relay')

    def distortion(self, state=None):
        """
        This command listed in paragraphs are used to program an 8% distortion
        """
        # if state is not None:
        if state == 'ON':
            self.cmd('DIST0')
        elif state == gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED:
            self.cmd('DISTO1')
        else:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError('Invalid relay state. State = "%s"', state)
        self.ts.log_warning('This equipment does not have a regenerative mode.')
        state == gridsim.REGEN_OFF
        return state

    def aberration(self, freq=None, voltage=None, cycles=None):

        # keep frequency between 50 and 70 Hz even though the maximum are 45 and 1000 Hz
        if freq is not none and voltage is not none and cycles:
            self.cmd('ABBR W {}, V {}, F {}'.format(cycles, voltage, freq))
        else:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError('Invalid parameters for aberration function')

        return 0

    def i_max(self):
        return self.i_max_param

    def v_max(self):
        return self.v_max_param

    def v_nom(self):
        return self.v1_nom_param


if __name__ == "__main__":
    pass

import os
import grid_profiles
import gridsim

elgar_info = {'name': os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(__file__))[0],
              'mode': 'Elgar704'
}

def gridsim_info():
    return elgar_info

"""
This function set the parameter to be viewed in the sunspec SVP
"""
def params(info, group_name):
    gname = lambda name: group_name + '.' + name
    pname = lambda name: group_name + '.' + GROUP_NAME + '.' + name
    mode = elgar_info['mode']
    info.param_add_value(gname('mode'), mode)
    info.param_group(gname(GROUP_NAME), label='%s Parameters' % mode, active=gname('mode'),  active_value=mode, glob=True)
    info.param(pname('phases'), label='Phases', default=1, values=[1, 2, 3])
    info.param(pname('v_nom'), label='Nominal voltage for all phases', default=120.0)
    info.param(pname('v_max'), label='Max Voltage', default=200.0)
    info.param(pname('i_max'), label='Max Current', default=10.0)
    info.param(pname('freq'), label='Frequency', default=60.0)
    info.param(pname('comm'), label='Communications Interface', default='VISA',values=['GPIB','VISA'])
    info.param(pname('gpib_device'), label='GPIB address', active=pname('comm'), active_value=['GPIB'], default='GPIB0::17::INSTR')
    info.param(pname('visa_device'), label='VISA address', active=pname('comm'),active_value=['VISA'], default='GPIB0::17::INSTR')


GROUP_NAME = 'elgar'

class GridSim(gridsim.GridSim):
    """
    Elgar grid simulation implementation.

    Valid parameters:
      mode - 'Elgar'
      auto_config - ['Enabled', 'Disabled']
      v_nom
      v_max
      i_max
      freq
      profile_name
      timeout
      write_timeout
    """
    def __init__(self, ts, group_name):
        ts.log('Grid sim init')
        # Resource Manager for VISA
        self.rm = None
        # Connection to instrument for VISA-GPIB
        self.conn = None
        gridsim.GridSim.__init__(self, ts, group_name)

        self.v_nom_param = self._param_value('v_nom')
        self.v_max_param = self._param_value('v_max')
        self.i_max_param = self._param_value('i_max')
        self.freq_param = self._param_value('freq')
        self.phases = self._param_value('phases')

        self.profile_name = ts.param_value('profile.profile_name')
        self.comm = self._param_value('comm')
        self.gpib_bus_address = self._param_value('gpib_bus_address')
        self.gpib_board = self._param_value('gpib_board')
        self.visa_device = self._param_value('visa_device')
        self.cmd_str = ''
        self.cmd_str = ''
        self._cmd = None
        self._query = None
        # open communications, not the relay  and stop profile
        self.open()


        if self.auto_config == 'Enabled':
            ts.log('Configuring the Grid Simulator.')
            self.config()

        # Configure grid simulator at beginning of test = auto_config
        # Follow the Power ON/OFF sequence (p.3-4 Manual Addendum)
        # Config implemented with ABLE command
        # if self.auto_config == 'Enabled':
        #     ts.log('Configuring the Grid Simulator.')
        #     self.config()
        #
        # state = self.relay()
        # if ts.confirm('Please turn ON the output by pressing on (Output ON/OFF) push button on the Grid simulator') is False:
        #     raise gridsim.GridSimError('Aborted grid simulation')
        # else:
        # TODO : Here is where we can add the AC switch control
        #     self.ts.log('Grid is energize.')
        # if state != gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED:
        #     if self.ts.confirm('Would you like to close the grid simulator relay and ENERGIZE the system?') is False:
        #         raise gridsim.GridSimError('Aborted grid simulation')
        #     else:
        #         self.ts.log('Turning on grid simulator.')
        #         self.relay(state=gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED)


        if self.profile_name is not None and self.profile_name != 'Manual':
            self.profile_load(self.v_nom_param, self.freq_param, self.profile_name)

    def _param_value(self, name):
        return self.ts.param_value(self.group_name + '.' + GROUP_NAME + '.' + name)


    def info(self):
        # Search for ABLE equivalent - <ATN> Not tested -
        info_txt = 'Elgar 704 Grid simulator'
        return info_txt

    # Missing the method regen() to be implemented
    def config(self):
        """
        Perform any configuration for the simulation based on the previously
        provided parameters.
        """

        # self.ts.log('Grid simulator model: %s' % self.info().strip())
        self.ts.log('CanmetEnergy Grid simulator')

        # put simulator in regenerative mode

        # state = self.regen()
        # if state != gridsim.REGEN_ON:
        #     state = self.regen(gridsim.REGEN_ON)
        # # self.ts.log('Grid sim regenerative mode is: %s' % state)
        self.ts.log('Grid sim regenerative mode is not yet implemented for ELGAR704')
        phases = self.phases
        # set the phase angles for the 3 phases
        self.config_phase_angles(phases)

        # set voltage range
        self.ts.log('Grid sim can`t set voltage range')
        #         v_max = self.v_max_param
        # self.ts.log('Grid sim max voltage settings: v1 = %s, v2 = %s, v3 = %s' % (v_max, v_max, v_max))
        #
        # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage_max()
        # if v1 != v_max or v2 != v_max or v3 != v_max:
        #     self.voltage_max(voltage=(v_max, v_max, v_max))
        #     v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage_max()
        # self.ts.log('Grid sim max voltage settings: v1 = %s, v2 = %s, v3 = %s' % (v1, v2, v3))


        # set nominal voltage

        self.ts.log('Grid sim nominal voltage settings: v1 = {}, v2 = {}, v3 = {}'.format(self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param))
        # v_nom = self.v1_nom_param
        # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage()
        # if v1 != v_nom or v2 != v_nom or v3 != v_nom:
        # if phases == 1 :
        self.voltage(voltage=(self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param, self.v_nom_param))
            # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage()

        # set the frequency
        self.ts.log('Frequency set to {} Hz'.format(self.freq_param))
        self.freq(self.freq_param)


        # set max current if it's not already at gridsim_Imax
        i_max = self.i_max_param
        self.ts.log('Grid sim current limit settings : {} A'.format(self.i_max_param))

        # i1, i2, i3 = self.current()

        # if i1 != i_max or i2 != i_max or i3 != i_max:
        self.current_max(current=(i_max, i_max, i_max))
        # i1,i2,i3 = self.current()


        self.ts.log('Grid sim configured')


    def open(self):
        """
        Open the communications resources associated with the grid simulator.
        """
        self.ts.log('Gridsim Open')
        try:
            if self.comm == 'GPIB':
                raise NotImplementedError('The driver for plain GPIB is not implemented yet. ' +
                                          'Please use VISA which supports also GPIB devices')
            elif self.comm == 'VISA':
                try:
                    # sys.path.append(os.path.normpath(self.visa_path))
                    import visa
                    self.rm = visa.ResourceManager()
                    self.conn = self.rm.open_resource(self.visa_device)
                    self.ts.log('Gridsim Visa config')
                    # TODO : Add the connection for AWG430
                    # the default pyvisa write termination is '\r\n' work with the ELGAR704 (p.3-2 Manual Addendum)
                    #self.conn.write_termination = '\r\n'

                    self.ts.sleep(1)

                except Exception, e:
                    raise gridsim.GridSimError('Cannot open VISA connection to %s\n\t%s' % (self.visa_device,str(e)))

            else:
                raise ValueError('Unknown communication type %s. Use GPIB or VISA' % self.comm)

            self.ts.sleep(2)

        except Exception, e:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError(str(e))

    def cmd(self, cmd_str):
        try:
            self.conn.write(cmd_str)
        except Exception, e:
            raise

    def query(self, cmd_str):
        self.cmd(cmd_str)
        resp = self.conn.read()
        return resp

    def close(self):
        """
        Close any open communications resources associated with the grid
        simulator.
        """
        if self.comm == 'Serial':
            self.conn.close()
        elif self.comm == 'GPIB':
            raise NotImplementedError('The driver for plain GPIB is not implemented yet.')
        elif self.comm == 'VISA':
            try:
                if self.rm is not None:
                    if self.conn is not None:
                        self.conn.close()
                    self.rm.close()

                self.ts.sleep(1)
            except Exception, e:
                raise gridsim.GridSimError(str(e))
        else:
            raise ValueError('Unknown communication type %s. Use Serial, GPIB or VISA' % self.comm)

    # ABLE command add it
    def config_phase_angles(self,pang =None):
        if pang == 1:
            self.ts.log_debug('Configuring system for single phase.')
            # phase 1 always 'preconfigured' at 0 phase angle
            self.cmd('PANGA 0')
            # self.form(1) - UNSUPPORTED
        elif pang== 2:
            # set the phase angles for split phase
            self.ts.log_debug('Configuring system for split phase on Phases A & B.')
            self.cmd('PANGB 180.0')
            # self.form(2) - UNSUPPORTED
        elif pang== 3:
            # set the phase angles for the 3 phases
            self.ts.log_debug('Configuring system for three phase.')
            self.cmd('PANGB 120.0')
            self.cmd('PANGB 240.0')
            # self.form(3)  - UNNECESSARY BECAUSE IT IS THE DEFAULT
        else:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError('Unsupported phase parameter: %s' % (self.pang))


    # ABLE command add it
    def voltage(self, voltage=None):
        """
        Set the value for voltage 1, 2, 3 if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for voltage. Voltage is a tuple containing a voltage value for
        each phase.
        """
        if voltage is not None:
            # set output voltage on all phases
            # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage)))
            if type(voltage) is not list and type(voltage) is not tuple:

                self.cmd('VOLTA {}'.format(voltage[0]))
                self.cmd('VOLTB {}'.format(voltage[1]))
                self.cmd('VOLTC {}'.format(voltage[2]))
            else:
                self.cmd('VOLTS %0.1f' % voltage[0])  # use the first value in the 3 phase list

        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def voltage_max(self, voltage=None):
        """
        Set the value for max voltage if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for max voltage.
        """
        if voltage is not None:
            voltage = max(voltage)  # voltage is a triplet but Elgar only takes one value
            # TODO : Check if it matches with ELGAR 704
            if voltage == 132 :
                self.cmd('VOLTS %0.0f' % voltage)
            else:
                raise gridsim.GridSimError('Invalid Max Voltage %s V, must be 132 V.' % str(voltage))
        v1 = 120.0
        v2 = 120.0
        v3 = 120.0
        # TODO : See why TST VA,VB,VC don't work
        # v1 = self.query('TST VA')
        # v2 = self.query('TST VB')
        # v3 = self.query('TST VC')
        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def current(self, current=None):
        """
        Set the value for current if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for current.
        """
        if current is not None:
            # set output current limit on all phases
            # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage)))
            if type(current) is not list and type(current) is not tuple:
                self.cmd('CURLA {}'.format(current[0]))
                self.cmd('CURLB {}'.format(current[1]))
                self.cmd('CURLC {}'.format(current[2]))
            else:
                self.cmd('CURLS {}'.format(current[0]))  # use the first value in the 3 phase list
        # i1 = self.query('TST IA')
        # i2 = self.query('TST IB')
        # i3 = self.query('TST IC')
        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def current_max(self, current=None):
        """
        Set the value for max current if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for max voltage.
        """
        if current is not None:
            # set output current limit on all phases
            # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage)))
            if type(current) is not list and type(current) is not tuple:
                self.cmd('CURLA {}'.format(current[0]))
                self.cmd('CURLB {}'.format(current[1]))
                self.cmd('CURLC {}'.format(current[2]))
            else:
                self.cmd('CURLS {}'.format(current[0]))  # use the first value in the 3 phase list
        # i1 = self.query('TST IA')
        # i2 = self.query('TST IB')
        # i3 = self.query('TST IC')
        return

    # ABLE command add it
    def freq(self, freq=None):
        """
        Set the value for frequency if provided. If none provided, obtains
        the value for frequency.
        """
        if freq is not None:
            self.cmd('FREQ {}'.format(freq))
        # freq = self.query('TST FR')
        return freq

    # Not implemented yet
    def profile_load(self, profile_name, v_step=100, f_step=100, t_step=None):

        return

    # Not implemented yet
    def profile_start(self):
        """
        Start the loaded profile.
        """
        if self.profile is not None:
            for entry in self.profile:
                self.cmd(entry)

    # Not implemented yet
    def profile_stop(self):
        """
        Stop the running profile.
        """
        self.cmd('abort')

    # Not implemented yet
    def regen(self, state=None):
        """
        Set the state of the regen mode if provided. Valid states are: REGEN_ON,
        REGEN_OFF. If none is provided, obtains the state of the regen mode.
        All this was implemented for the AMETEK not the ELGAR
        """
        # TODO : Check if we can implement a REGEN function for the elgar 704

        return state

    # ABLE command add it but need to test TST CLS
    # TODO : Add a function to test the state of the relay
    def relay_close(self):
        """
        Set the state of the relay if provided. Valid states are: RELAY_OPEN,
        RELAY_CLOSED. If none is provided, obtains the state of the relay.
        """
        # This command doesn't affect the output, need to implement remote control AC switch
        self.cmd('CLS')
        self.ts.log('Closed Relay')

    def relay_open(self):
        """
        Set the state of the relay if provided. Valid states are: RELAY_OPEN,
        RELAY_CLOSED. If none is provided, obtains the state of the relay.
        """
        # This command doesn't affect the output, need to implement remote control AC switch
        self.cmd('OPN')
        self.ts.log('Opened Relay')

    def distortion(self, state=None):
        """
        This command listed in paragraphs are used to program an 8% distortion
        """
        # if state is not None:
        if state == 'ON':
            self.cmd('DIST0')
        elif state == gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED:
            self.cmd('DISTO1')
        else:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError('Invalid relay state. State = "%s"', state)
        self.ts.log_warning('This equipment does not have a regenerative mode.')
        state == gridsim.REGEN_OFF
        return state

    def aberration(self, freq=None, voltage=None, cycles=None):

        # keep frequency between 50 and 70 Hz even though the maximum are 45 and 1000 Hz
        if freq is not none and voltage is not none and cycles:
            self.cmd('ABBR W {}, V {}, F {}'.format(cycles, voltage, freq))
        else:
            raise gridsim.GridSimError('Invalid parameters for aberration function')

        return 0

    def i_max(self):
        return self.i_max_param

    def v_max(self):
        return self.v_max_param

    def v_nom(self):
        return self.v1_nom_param


if __name__ == "__main__":
    pass
This function set the parameter to be viewed in the sunspec SVP Elgar grid simulation implementation.      Valid parameters:       mode - 'Elgar'       auto_config - ['Enabled', 'Disabled']       v_nom       v_max       i_max       freq       profile_name       timeout       write_timeout # Resource Manager for VISA # Connection to instrument for VISA-GPIB # open communications, not the relay  and stop profile # Configure grid simulator at beginning of test = auto_config # Follow the Power ON/OFF sequence (p.3-4 Manual Addendum) # Config implemented with ABLE command # if self.auto_config == 'Enabled': #     ts.log('Configuring the Grid Simulator.') #     self.config() # # state = self.relay() # if ts.confirm('Please turn ON the output by pressing on (Output ON/OFF) push button on the Grid simulator') is False: #     raise gridsim.GridSimError('Aborted grid simulation') # else: # TODO : Here is where we can add the AC switch control #     self.ts.log('Grid is energize.') # if state != gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED: #     if self.ts.confirm('Would you like to close the grid simulator relay and ENERGIZE the system?') is False: #         raise gridsim.GridSimError('Aborted grid simulation') #     else: #         self.ts.log('Turning on grid simulator.') #         self.relay(state=gridsim.RELAY_CLOSED) # Search for ABLE equivalent - <ATN> Not tested - # Missing the method regen() to be implemented Perform any configuration for the simulation based on the previously         provided parameters. # self.ts.log('Grid simulator model: %s' % self.info().strip()) # put simulator in regenerative mode # state = self.regen() # if state != gridsim.REGEN_ON: #     state = self.regen(gridsim.REGEN_ON) # # self.ts.log('Grid sim regenerative mode is: %s' % state) # set the phase angles for the 3 phases # set voltage range #         v_max = self.v_max_param # self.ts.log('Grid sim max voltage settings: v1 = %s, v2 = %s, v3 = %s' % (v_max, v_max, v_max)) # # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage_max() # if v1 != v_max or v2 != v_max or v3 != v_max: #     self.voltage_max(voltage=(v_max, v_max, v_max)) #     v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage_max() # self.ts.log('Grid sim max voltage settings: v1 = %s, v2 = %s, v3 = %s' % (v1, v2, v3)) # set nominal voltage # v_nom = self.v1_nom_param # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage() # if v1 != v_nom or v2 != v_nom or v3 != v_nom: # if phases == 1 : # v1, v2, v3 = self.voltage() # set the frequency # set max current if it's not already at gridsim_Imax # i1, i2, i3 = self.current() # if i1 != i_max or i2 != i_max or i3 != i_max: # i1,i2,i3 = self.current() Open the communications resources associated with the grid simulator. # sys.path.append(os.path.normpath(self.visa_path)) # TODO : Add the connection for AWG430 # the default pyvisa write termination is '\r\n' work with the ELGAR704 (p.3-2 Manual Addendum) #self.conn.write_termination = '\r\n' Close any open communications resources associated with the grid         simulator. # ABLE command add it # phase 1 always 'preconfigured' at 0 phase angle # self.form(1) - UNSUPPORTED # set the phase angles for split phase # self.form(2) - UNSUPPORTED # set the phase angles for the 3 phases # self.form(3)  - UNNECESSARY BECAUSE IT IS THE DEFAULT # ABLE command add it Set the value for voltage 1, 2, 3 if provided. If none provided, obtains         the value for voltage. Voltage is a tuple containing a voltage value for         each phase. # set output voltage on all phases # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage))) # use the first value in the 3 phase list # ABLE command add it Set the value for max voltage if provided. If none provided, obtains         the value for max voltage. # voltage is a triplet but Elgar only takes one value # TODO : Check if it matches with ELGAR 704 # TODO : See why TST VA,VB,VC don't work # v1 = self.query('TST VA') # v2 = self.query('TST VB') # v3 = self.query('TST VC') # ABLE command add it Set the value for current if provided. If none provided, obtains         the value for current. # set output current limit on all phases # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage))) # use the first value in the 3 phase list # i1 = self.query('TST IA') # i2 = self.query('TST IB') # i3 = self.query('TST IC') # ABLE command add it Set the value for max current if provided. If none provided, obtains         the value for max voltage. # set output current limit on all phases # self.ts.log_debug('voltage: %s, type: %s' % (voltage, type(voltage))) # use the first value in the 3 phase list # i1 = self.query('TST IA') # i2 = self.query('TST IB') # i3 = self.query('TST IC') # ABLE command add it Set the value for frequency if provided. If none provided, obtains         the value for frequency. # freq = self.query('TST FR') # Not implemented yet # Not implemented yet Start the loaded profile. # Not implemented yet Stop the running profile. # Not implemented yet Set the state of the regen mode if provided. Valid states are: REGEN_ON,         REGEN_OFF. If none is provided, obtains the state of the regen mode.         All this was implemented for the AMETEK not the ELGAR # TODO : Check if we can implement a REGEN function for the elgar 704 # ABLE command add it but need to test TST CLS # TODO : Add a function to test the state of the relay Set the state of the relay if provided. Valid states are: RELAY_OPEN,         RELAY_CLOSED. If none is provided, obtains the state of the relay. # This command doesn't affect the output, need to implement remote control AC switch Set the state of the relay if provided. Valid states are: RELAY_OPEN,         RELAY_CLOSED. If none is provided, obtains the state of the relay. # This command doesn't affect the output, need to implement remote control AC switch This command listed in paragraphs are used to program an 8% distortion # if state is not None: # keep frequency between 50 and 70 Hz even though the maximum are 45 and 1000 Hz