Moku API

set_monitor

Configures the specified monitor channel to view the desired filter signal.

Monitor channels can be added to the instrument’s digital signal processing chain to observe signals in real time. Each monitor channel can function as either an Oscilloscope or a Data Logger instrument.

They can be placed at the following points:

  • Input1 to Input4: Channel 1 to 4 ADC input
  • Filter1 to Filter4: FIR Channel 1 to 4 input (after Control matrix, offset and scaling)
  • Output1 to Output4: FIR Channel 1 to 4 output

The number of monitor channels available depends on the hardware and the mode the instrument is run in:

  • Moku:Go: two in single-instrument mode, two in 2-slot Mode, and one in 3-slot mode
  • Moku:Lab: two in single-instrument mode, two in 2-slot Mode, and one in 3-slot mode
  • Moku:Pro: four in single-instrument mode and two in 4-slot mode
  • Moku:Delta: four in single-instrument mode, two in 3-slot mode, and two in 8-slot mode

Parameters

integer required
Monitor channel
allowed values:
Moku:Lab1, 2
Moku:Go1, 2
Moku:Pro1, 2, 3, 4
Moku:Delta1, 2, 3, 4
string required
Monitor channel source.
allowed values:
Moku:LabNone, Input1, Filter1, Output1, Input2, Filter2, Output2
Moku:GoNone, Input1, Filter1, Output1, Input2, Filter2, Output2
Moku:ProNone, Input1, Filter1, Output1, Input2, Filter2, Output2, Input3, Filter3, Output3, Input4, Filter4, Output4
Moku:DeltaNone, Input1, Filter1, Output1, Input2, Filter2, Output2, Input3, Filter3, Output3, Input4, Filter4, Output4
boolean
Disable all implicit conversions and coercions.
default: true

# Examples

# Sample response

{
    "source": "Output1"
}
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