# Quick and simple Python 2 script to write the raw bytes, # to a stomp device on the Quad Cortex. from datetime import datetime class StompCommand: def __init__(self, action, value): self.action = action self.value = value self.raw_bytes = bytearray(32) self.encode_bytes() def encode_bytes(self): self.encode_time() self.encode_action() self.encode_value() self.build_last_16_bytes() def encode_time(self): epoch = datetime.now().strftime("%s") epoch_hex = hex(int(epoch))[2:] epoch_bytes = bytearray.fromhex(epoch_hex) epoch_bytes.reverse() for i in range(4): self.raw_bytes[i] = epoch_bytes[i] def encode_action(self): self.raw_bytes[9] = 0x00 if(self.action == "button"): self.raw_bytes[8] = 0x01 self.raw_bytes[10] = 0x11 self.raw_bytes[11] = 0x01 elif(self.action == "rotary"): self.raw_bytes[8] = 0x01 self.raw_bytes[10] = 0x08 self.raw_bytes[11] = 0x00 def encode_value(self): if(self.value == "pressed"): self.raw_bytes[12] = 0x01 elif(self.value == "released"): self.raw_bytes[12] = 0x00 elif(self.value == "clock wise"): self.raw_bytes[12] = 0x01 elif(self.value == "counter clock"): self.raw_bytes[12] = 0xff def build_last_16_bytes(self): # build the last 16 bytes for i in range(6): self.raw_bytes[16+i] = self.raw_bytes[i] def bytes_to_hex(self): bytes_str = "" for i in range(len(self.raw_bytes)): bytes_str = bytes_str + str(self.raw_bytes[i]) + ' ' return bytes_str def __str__(self): return "Action: " + self.action + "\nValue: " + self.value + "\nBytes: " + self.bytes_to_hex() with open('/dev/zencoder/knob_stomp2', 'wb') as file: # write a button press command = StompCommand("button", "pressed") print command file.write(command.raw_bytes) print '' # write a button release command = StompCommand("button", "released") print command file.write(command.raw_bytes) # close the file file.close()