git clone https://github.com/andrsmllr/psuctl1
cd psuctl1
sudo chmod u+x ./psuctl1

# You may want to add `psuctl1` to your `PATH` variable.
# For example add the following line to your bashrc file:
# echo "export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/psuctl1 >> ~/.bashrc

# Or symlink `psuctl1` to a path that is already in your `PATH` variable.
# For example, assuming your current working directory is the cloned working copy of this repo:
# ln -s $(pwd) $HOME/.local/bin/psuctl1

sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER

psuctl1 help
Usage: psuctl1 [-t tty] [-v] current|help|id|output|power|voltage get|measure|set [value]

    value: a decimal value with up to 2 digits and up to 3 decimals (dd.ddd)
           value is only required when using the 'set' command and is otherwise ignored
           for the 'output' command, value must be 0 (off) or 1 (on)

    Options:
        -t tty   specify the tty device (default: /dev/ttyUSB0)
        -v       verbose output

    Examples: 1) psuctl1 voltage get
              2) psuctl1 v g
              3) psuctl1 voltage set 3.300
              4) psuctl1 v s 3.3

    Commands:
        current      get|measure|set [value]  -  get, measure or set the output current
        currentlimit get|set         [value]  -  get or set the current limit
        output       get|set         [0|1]    -  get or set the output state (0=off, 1=on)
        power        measure                  -  measure the output power
        voltage      get|measure|set [value]  -  get, measure or set the output voltage
        voltagelimit get|set         [value]  -  get or set the voltage limit

    Commands can be shortened in various ways, e.g. 'v' for 'voltage' and 'g' for 'get'.

    The following abbreviations are recognized:
        current, curr, c
        currentlimit, currlimit, currl, climit, clim, cl
        measure, meas, m
        output, out, o
        power, pow, p
        voltage, volt, v
        voltagelimit, voltlimit, voltl, vlimit, vlim, vl

    If the second argument (i.e. get|measure|set) is ommitted then 'get' will be assumed.
    In case the 'get' sub-command does not exist, then 'measure' is assumed.

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 h

# Turn PSU voltage/current output on
psuctl1 output set 1
# Short-hand
psuctl1 o s 1

# Turn PSU voltage/current output off
psuctl1 output set 0
# Short-hand
psuctl1 o s 0

psuctl1 voltage get

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 v g

psuctl1 current get

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 c g

psuctl1 voltage set 3.3

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 v s 3.3

psuctl1 current set 1.0

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 c s 1.0

psuctl1 voltage measure

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 v m

psuctl1 current measure

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 c m

psuctl1 power measure

# Short-hand command
psuctl1 p m

psuctl1 id

psuctl1 version