added header, moved verbose

LC-Linkous · LC-Linkous · commit a1c4892da6bb · 2025-06-18T17:09:38.000-04:00
diff --git a/examples/using_autoconnect.py b/examples/using_autoconnect.py
@@ -1,18 +1,35 @@
+#! /usr/bin/python3
+
+##-------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
+#   tinySA_python
+#   './examples/using_autoconnect.py'
+#   This is a visual comparison of SCAN and SCANRAW to work out some errors in 
+#   the decode process given that the tinySA is still running during the read, 
+#   we don't expect SCAN and SCANRAW to be exactly the same, but they 
+#   should be relatively similar values when SCANRAW is decoded
+#
+#   Last update: June 18, 2025
+##-------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
+
 # import tinySA library
 # (NOTE: check library path relative to script path)
 from src.tinySA_python import tinySA 
 
 # create a new tinySA object    
 tsa = tinySA()
 
+# set the return message preferences 
+tsa.set_verbose(True) #detailed messages
+tsa.set_error_byte_return(True) #get explicit b'ERROR' if error thrown
+
+
 # attempt to autoconnect
 found_bool, connected_bool = tsa.autoconnect()
 
 # if port found and connected, then complete task(s) and disconnect
-if connected_bool == True: # or  if success == True:
+if connected_bool == True: 
     print("device connected")
-    tsa.set_verbose(True) #detailed messages
-    tsa.set_error_byte_return(True) #get explicit b'ERROR' if error thrown
+
     msg = tsa.get_device_id() 
     print(msg)
     
diff --git a/examples/using_command_func.py b/examples/using_command_func.py
@@ -1,24 +1,44 @@
+#! /usr/bin/python3
+
+##-------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
+#   tinySA_python
+#   './examples/using_command_func.py'
+#   The command func can be used for commands or functionalities that exist on the 
+#   tinySA series of devices but arent included in the library yet. There is NO
+#   built in error checking for this process. 
+#
+#   Last update: June 18, 2025
+##-------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
+
+
 # import tinySA library
 # (NOTE: check library path relative to script path)
 from src.tinySA_python import tinySA 
 
 
 # create a new tinySA object    
 tsa = tinySA()
+
+# set the return message preferences 
+tsa.set_verbose(True) #detailed messages
+tsa.set_error_byte_return(True) #get explicit b'ERROR' if error thrown
+
+
 # attempt to autoconnect
 found_bool, connected_bool = tsa.autoconnect()
 
 # if port closed, then return error message
 if connected_bool == False:
     print("ERROR: could not connect to port")
 else: # if port found and connected, then complete task(s) and disconnect
-    # detailed messages turned on
-    tsa.set_verbose(True) 
+
+
     # set scan values
     start = 150e6   # 150 MHz
     stop = 200e6    # 200 MHz
     pts = 450       # for tinySA Ultra
     outmask = 1     # get measured data (y axis)
+    
     # scan
     data_bytes = tsa.command("scan 150e6 200e6 5 2")
 
