How to use Python to control ADXUD1AEBZ

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Hi, 
 We are using ZCU102+AD9081+ADXUD1AEBZ+Stingray. I am writing to ask if we are able to control ADXUD1AEBZ using Python, and if so, would you please refer some demo code for me? Specifically, I would like to know how to achieve a similar function as the MATLAB code below: 
 sray.TXRX0 = 0;
sray.TXRX1 = 1;
sray.TXRX2 = 1;
sray.TXRX3 = 0; 
 Thank you!

Blopez · Accepted Answer

Hi, Take a look at the demo code attached. This will allow you to control the XUD1A board in Python. 
 
 Regards, Brandon ctx = conv._ctrl.ctx
xud = ctx.find_device("xud_control")
adf4371 = ctx.find_device("adf4371-0")

# Find channel attribute for TX & RX
txrx1 = xud.find_channel("voltage1", True)
txrx2 = xud.find_channel("voltage2", True)
txrx3 = xud.find_channel("voltage3", True)
txrx4 = xud.find_channel("voltage4", True)
PLLselect = xud.find_channel("voltage5", True)
rxgainmode = xud.find_channel("voltage0", True)
XUDLO = adf4371.find_channel("altvoltage2", True)

# XUD1A Switches: "1" = TX, "0" = RX
txrx1.attrs["raw"].value = "0"
txrx2.attrs["raw"].value = "1"
txrx3.attrs["raw"].value = "0"
txrx4.attrs["raw"].value = "0"
PLLselect.attrs["raw"].value = "1"
rxgainmode.attrs["raw"].value = "1"
XUDLO.attrs["frequency"].value = "14500000000"
XUDLO.attrs["powerdown"].value = "0")

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