Python Examples
View examples for using the Synnax Python client.
One of the best ways to learn how to use the Synnax Python client is to look over and run examples. This page contains a list of links to examples that demonstrate how to perform various tasks.
Examples
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Basic Read and Write | Demonstrates a basic read and write of channel data. |
| Stream Write | Shows how to stream simulated sensor data to a set of channels. |
| Stream Read | Shows how to live stream sensor data from a set of channels. Use this in conjunction with the stream_write.py example. |
| Async Stream Read | Shows how to live stream sensor data from a set of channels in an asynchronous fashion. Use this in conjunction with the stream_write.py example. |
| Calculated Channels | Shows how to create and write to channels that are calculated from other channels. Use this in conjuction with the stream_write.py example |
| Create Range | Creates a range and reads data from it. |
| Create Channels | Shows how to create large numbers of channels simultaneously. |
| Simulation | Creates a simulated data acquisition computer that writes a large amount of data to a set of channels. |
| Advanced Calculated Channels | Demonstrates how to create calculated channels that are based on channels with different indexes. |
| Control | Sets up a simulated data acquistion computer and then controls the simulation with a control sequence. |
| National Instruments | Demonstrates how to use the Synnax Python client with National Instruments hardware. |
| OPC UA | Demonstrates how to use the Synnax Python client with OPC UA servers. |
| Arduino | Demonstrates how to use the Synnax Python client with an Arduino. |