Warmup routine

[JorisVincent]

Standard practice is to let a OneLight 'warm up' before data collection, usually for a period of at least three hours. In the calibration routines, there is function that repeatedly measures the state of the OneLight during such a warm up. It would be good to extract this method, have it print some of these measurements to the commandwindow (and perhaps a file?), and use this in the Approaches.

Specifically, I would like to see, over the course of the warmup:

• Full on luminance
• Full off luminance
• Spectral shift measurements
  • Comb
  • Quantify peak amplitude, peak location, bandwidth
• Temperature

And compare these to the latest calibration

• LightLevelScalar

[JorisVincent]

We could also have an input argument for other starts/stops / settings / primary values / directions to measure. This would allow an Approach to pass in directions they care about, and see how warmup affects those.

[DavidBrainard]

I believe this is a modular call. @npcottaris, right? Can you tell Joris the name of the routine? And the @JorisVincent if you want to add a key/value pair that allows passing of different input, or an additional output arg, you'll be positioned to do it.

[npcottaris]

The function is called OLWarmUpOOC, and it is called from OLCalibrateOOC (line 223) as follows:

OLWarmUpOOC(cal, ol, od, spectroRadiometerOBJ, warmpUpMeterToggle)

It presents comb-like OneLight stimuli (alternating columns) while taking measurements and displaying the spectra. It does this in an infinite loop until the user presses the q key.

It could be called by experimental programs too, not sure.