feat: add RIS fps example with FT42222#50
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Adds a new Python example demonstrating how to use the python-ft4222 library to detect an FT4222 device, initialize SPI master mode, and send SPI commands to set a RIS_FPS pattern ID and trigger FPS.
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FT4222_example.pyshowcasing FT4222 device discovery and SPI master initialization. - Implemented
set_fps_config()helper to send pattern-ID and trigger commands over SPI. - Added step-by-step logging and exception handling to guide users through execution.
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This pull request adds a new example script,
FT4222_example.py, which demonstrates how to use thepython-ft4222library to configure and trigger an SPI device (specifically, setting a pattern ID and triggering FPS) using the FT4222 chip. The script includes device detection, SPI master initialization, and robust logging to guide users through the process.The most important changes are:
New Example Script for SPI Communication:
FT4222_example.pyas a comprehensive example for initializing an FT4222 device, setting up SPI master mode, and sending commands to configure and trigger FPS on an external device.Logging and Error Handling:
SPI Command Implementation:
set_fps_configfunction to encapsulate the logic for sending the pattern ID and trigger commands over SPI, making the code modular and easier to maintain.