PyChapter10 is an open source pure Python library for reading and writing IRIG 106 Chapter 10 (now 11) files. Tested on all 3 major platforms with Python 3.6+.
Install the latest version with pip:
pip install pychapter10
To install offline from "full" zip, install the included dependencies and the library with:
pip install dependencies/* .
Note: you may also install cbitstruct for a performance improvement.
PyChapter10 provides a pythonic API to read, write, and update Chapter 10 data.
from chapter10 import C10
# Find all 1553 messages in a file
for packet in C10('<filename>'):
if packet.data_type == 0x19:
for msg in packet:
# do something with the message| Type | Name | Supported |
|---|---|---|
| 0x00 | Computer-Generated F0 - User-Defined | User-Defined |
| 0x01 | Computer-Generated F1 - Setup Record (TMATS) | Yes |
| 0x02 | Computer-Generated F2 - Recording Events | Yes |
| 0x03 | Computer-Generated F3 - Recording Index | Yes |
| 0x04 | Computer-Generated F4 - Streaming Config (TMATS) | No |
| 0x09 | PCM F1 | Yes |
| 0x11 | Time Data F1 | Yes |
| 0x12 | Time Data F2 | No |
| 0x19 | 1553 F1 | Yes |
| 0x1A | 1553 F2 - 16PP194 | Yes |
| 0x21 | Analog F1 | Yes |
| 0x29 | Discrete F1 | Yes |
| 0x30 | Message F0 | Yes |
| 0x38 | ARINC-429 F0 | Yes |
| 0x40 | Video F0 | Yes |
| 0x41 | Video F1 | Yes |
| 0x42 | Video F2 | Yes |
| 0x43 | Video F3 | No |
| 0x44 | Video F4 | No |
| 0x48 | Image F0 | Yes (untested) |
| 0x49 | Image F1 | Yes (untested) |
| 0x4A | Image F2 | Yes (untested) |
| 0x50 | UART F0 | Yes |
| 0x58 | IEEE 1394 F0 | Yes (untested) |
| 0x59 | IEEE 1394 F1 | Yes (untested) |
| 0x60 | Parallel F0 | Yes (untested) |
| 0x68 | Ethernet F0 - Ethernet Data | Yes |
| 0x69 | Ethernet F1 - UDP Payload | Yes |
| 0x70 | TSPI/CTS F0 - GPS NMEA-RTCM | No |
| 0x71 | TSPI/CTS F1 - EAG ACMI | No |
| 0x72 | TSPI/CTS F2 - ACTTS | No |
| 0x78 | Controller Area Network Bus | No |
| 0x79 | Fibre Channel F0 | No |
| 0x7A | Fibre Channel F1 | No |
To run the included test suite install pdm and dev dependencies with pip:
pip install pdm pdm install --dev
Then run:
pytest
After installing dependencies (or just "pip install sphinx") Build the docs with:
python setup.py build_docs
The generated HTML will be in docs/html
Note: "Full" zip includes built documentation already.
See CONTRIBUTING