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Valerio Rosiello
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Complete Phyton external control

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Hi,
I have a Zeiss Axio Observer microscope equipped with zen blue 3.3 software.
In order to accomplish cellular automatic control task I need handle all the functionality available in Zen (in particular focus, stage movement, change objective, image acquisition...) from an external Python software.
I know that it is possible to write macros in Phyton from within Zen by using OAD package and Feedback experiment module but I need to handle such features from an external software as I have:
- to control additional hardware (such as Arduino)
- to include a lot of libraries such as Numpy and Scipy and packages related to AI
- to include packages written for normal python for control task purpose (such as PID and non linear control).

Is there any way to accomplish this requirement? If there isn't please tell me the best way to approximate my request.
Thank you in advance,
Valerio
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To control an external device or application using Python, you'll need to use appropriate libraries and APIs specific to that device or application. Here's a general overview of how you can approach external control in Python:

Identify the Device or Application: Determine the external device or application you want to control and research if there are any existing libraries or APIs available to interact with it. Look for documentation, SDKs (Software Development Kits), or Python packages specifically designed for that purpose.

Install Required Libraries: Once you've identified the relevant libraries or APIs, install them using Python's package manager, pip. Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command:

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pip install <library_name>
Replace <library_name> with the actual name of the library or API you need to install.

Import Required Libraries: In your Python script, import the necessary libraries to utilize their functions and classes. The specific import statements will depend on the library you're using. Refer to the library's documentation for guidance on import statements and usage.

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Abhik Mandal wrote: Wed Jun 07, 2023 6:23 am To control an external device or application using Python, you'll need to use appropriate libraries and APIs specific to that device or application. Here's a general overview of how you can approach external control in Python:

Identify the Device or Application: Determine the external device or application you want to control and research if there are any existing libraries or APIs available to interact with it. Look for documentation, SDKs (Software Development Kits), or Python happy wheels packages specifically designed for that purpose.

Install Required Libraries: Once you've identified the relevant libraries or APIs, install them using Python's package manager, pip. Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command:

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pip install <library_name>
Replace <library_name> with the actual name of the library or API you need to install.

Import Required Libraries: In your Python script, import the necessary libraries to utilize their functions and classes. The specific import statements will depend on the library you're using. Refer to the library's documentation for guidance on import statements and usage.

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