Fixed bug and retested and validated BIAS

portiloop/capture.py

@@ -61,9 +61,9 @@ FRONTEND_CONFIG = [
     0x3E, # ID (RO)
     0x95, # CONFIG1 [95] [1, DAISY_EN(bar), CLK_EN, 1, 0, DR[2:0]] : Datarate = 500 SPS
     0xC0, # CONFIG2 [C0] [1, 1, 0, INT_CAL, 0, CAL_AMP0, CAL_FREQ[1:0]]
-    0xE0, # CONFIG3 [E0] [PD_REFBUF(bar), 1, 1, BIAS_MEAS, BIASREF_INT, PD_BIAS(bar), BIAS_LOFF_SENS, BIAS_STAT] : Power-down reference buffer, no bias
+    0xFC, # CONFIG3 [E0] [PD_REFBUF(bar), 1, 1, BIAS_MEAS, BIASREF_INT, PD_BIAS(bar), BIAS_LOFF_SENS, BIAS_STAT] : Power-down reference buffer, no bias
     0x00, # No lead-off
-    0xE1, # CH1SET [60] [PD1, GAIN1[2:0], SRB2, MUX1[2:0]] set to measure BIAS signal
+    0x62, # CH1SET [60] [PD1, GAIN1[2:0], SRB2, MUX1[2:0]] set to measure BIAS signal
     0x60, # CH2SET
     0x60, # CH3SET
     0x60, # CH4SET
@@ -1376,15 +1376,8 @@ class Capture:
                 point = p_data_i.recv()
             else:
                 continue
-            
-            new_point = point
-            avg = 0
-            for idx, p in enumerate(point):
-                if idx > 0 and idx < 5:
-                    avg += p
-            new_point[0] = avg // 4
-            new_point[5] = new_point[1] - new_point[0]
-            n_array = np.array([new_point])
+                
+            n_array = np.array([point])
             n_array = filter_np(n_array)
             
             if filter: