Run these from this directory with e.g.
python3.10 control_master.py
or, depending on your Python installation, the shorter
./control_master.py
The "-h" option will display the full set of available options.
The main program is "control_master.py"
Plans describing the various checks and procedures are available as PDF files in the plans/ directory.
Files whose names start with "check_" are the individual section checks.
Files whose names start with "control_" form a basic line-oriented user interface.
All of those can be individually run from the command line.
An installation document is available as plans/InstallingBasicChecker.pdf
These checks require Python 3.10 or later.
These checks require the openlcb Python module. That's not yet available via PIP, though eventually it will be. To get it now, you have to obtain a copy from GitHub. See the installation document for more detail, but briefly you can:
cd (somewhere)
git clone https://github.com/bobjacobsen/python-openlcb.git
python3.10 -m pip install --editable python-openlcb
cd (where you put OlcbChecker)
The CDI check requires the xmlschema module. If you don't have that already, do
python3 -m pip install xmlschema
Output is done via the Python logging module. The scripts are self-configuring. If you want special output formats or locations, configure the logging package before calling the specific tests.
To configure this to your hardware, you can copy the defaults.py file to localoverrides.py and edit it with appropriate values. Alternately you can run the control_setup.py script and provide the needed values interactively.