NAME

       rdm_responder_test.py - Test RDM responders for adherence to the standards

SYNOPSIS

       rdm_responder_test.py [options] <uid>

DESCRIPTION

       Run  a  series  of  tests  on  a RDM responder to check the behaviour. This requires the OLA server to be
       running, and the RDM device to have been detected. You can confirm this by  running  ola_rdm_discover  -u
       UNIVERSE.   This will send SET commands to the broadcast UIDs which means the start address, device label
       etc. will be changed for all devices connected to the responder. Think twice about running this  on  your
       production lighting rig.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       -c SLOT_COUNT, --slot-count=SLOT_COUNT
              Number of slots to send when sending DMX.

       -d, --debug
              Print debug information to assist in diagnosing failures.

       -f DMX_FRAME_RATE, --dmx-frame-rate=DMX_FRAME_RATE
              Send DMX frames at this rate in the background.

       -l FILE, --log=FILE
              Also log to the file named FILE.uid.timestamp.

       --list-tests
              Display a list of all tests

       -p DIR, --pid-location=DIR
              The location of the PID definitions.

       -s, --skip-check
              Skip the check for multiple devices.

       -t TEST1,TEST2, --tests=TEST1,TEST2
              A comma separated list of tests to run.

       --timestamp
              Add timestamps to each test.

       --no-factory-defaults
              Don't run the SET factory defaults tests

       -w BROADCAST_WRITE_DELAY, --broadcast-write-delay=BROADCAST_WRITE_DELAY
              The time in ms to wait after sending broadcast setcommands.

       -u UNIVERSE, --universe=UNIVERSE
              The universe number to use, default is universe 0.

       --inter-test-delay=INTER_TEST_DELAY
              The delay in ms to wait between tests, defaults to 0.

rdm_responder_test.py                             October 2015                          RDM_RESPONDER_TEST.PY(1)