https://www.phidgets.com/downloads/phid ... s/windows/

In phidget22-fullsource, there seems to be the full source. Is that the current version underlying Phidget22?

I am wondering if I can change the queue size there, and somehow rebuild with a bigger queue size.

Is it possible to get the length of a Phidget queue? I am looking for ways to figure out if the queue size is slowly growing over time, or if it's suddenly blocked and spiking upwards.

I am using Phidget22 with Python 3.11.

Sounds good on not distributing Windows or macOS source. In my use case, I am using Python 3.11 with Phidget22 package on Windows 10, with about 10 Phidgets connected running an instrument. I think I have a multithreading issue somewhere in my application code such that one of the event handlers get...

Hi Patrick, Thanks for the suggestion, and actually already have long-running tasks run on a thread. Yes, I don't fully understand why my queue is filling up, so I am just looking at all options. I am getting the EEPHIDGET_DISPATCH error: ```txt Phidget API emitted an error event with error event co...

viewtopic.php?t=10514 asks if events are handled serially, and they are sequentially handled per-channel. It also says the event queue size is 200.

Just wondering, is it possible to change the event queue size away from 200? For example, set to 1000?

I am programmatically commanding STC1000_0 from Python via the Stepper API. My workflow for motion is: 1. Given a new target_position (float) 2. Since PositionChange and Stopped events are only emitted when motion takes place, return early if target_position == stepper_api.getPosition() 3. Call step...

The Calibrating Load Cells (https://www.phidgets.com/docs/Calibrating_Load_Cells#How_to_Calibrate_a_Load_Cell) page lists a formula mapping resistances to force. I am using the Button Load Cell 3137_0 (https://www.phidgets.com/?tier=3&catid=9&pcid=7&prodid=228) with Wheatstone Bridge Phi...

Does Phidgets currently (November 2022) sell liquid pressure sensors at all?

I need a pressure sensor that can do 0 to 200 psig and be exposed to liquid.

Thank you and sounds good!

Okay thank you for the response! > all of the events for a particular channel come from the same thread. > If you are using multiple channels, you will need to consider that events from each channel may be delivered from different threads. Both of these make sense and embodies a desirable implementa...