Configuring Sashimi

Sashimi includes the sashimi-config module that lets you interact with the hardware and software settings from command line. You can display the current configuration of the system.:

sashimi-config show

You can ask sashimi for help:

sashimi --help

More information on its usage can be found by asking sashimi-config for help:

sashimi-config --help

You can add and modify parameters just from the command line. For example, to set the piezo waveform readout channel to Dev1/ao0:0 just run:

sashimi-config edit -n z_board.write.channel -v Dev1/ao0:0

Or to modify the minimum and maximum voltage (in Volts) of the channel:

sashimi-config edit -n piezo.position_write.min_val -v 0
sashimi-config edit -n piezo.position_write.max_val -v 10

Starting the software from command line

Open a new anaconda prompt and activate your environment like above. Then run:

sashimi

Add the option --scopeless:

sashimi --scopeless

If you want to run the software with mock hardware, such as for debugging or developing.