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# Introduction
This Python module allows control of the TVM 7675 Pro (SIGNATURE) series of MotionMount's from Vogel's Products.
# Getting Started
This module can be installed using the following command:
`pip install python-MotionMount`
In your Python code you can then use the module as follows:
```
import asyncio
import motionmount
ip = "MMF8A55F.local." # Can also be "169.254.13.16" or similar
port = 23 # The best way to get the port number is using zeroconf, but it's likely '23'
async def main():
mm = MotionMount(ip, port)
try:
await mm.connect()
await mm.go_to_preset(1)
print(f"Extension: {mm.extension}")
name = await mm.get_name()
print(f"The name is: \"{name}\"")
await mm.go_to_position(50, -50)
except Exception as e:
print(f"Something bad happened: {e}")
finally:
await asyncio.sleep(1)
await mm.disconnect()
if __name__ == '__main__':
asyncio.run(main())
```
To get the IP address of the MotionMount you can use [pyzeroconf](https://github.com/paulsm/pyzeroconf) or you can use a manual tool like `dns-sd` in the macOS Terminal or a GUI tool like [Discovery](https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/discovery-dns-sd-browser/id1381004916?mt=12) (macOS) or [Bonjour Browser](https://hobbyistsoftware.com/bonjourbrowser) (Windows)
A simple example using `pyzeroconf` is included in the `examples` folder.
If you want to run the examples from a clone of the repository you can use a command similar to:
`PYTHONPATH=./src/motionmount python examples/simple.py`
# Changelog
1.0.1: - Fix bug in allowed preset indices
2.0.0: - Include position data in presets
2.1.0: - Add timeout (15 s) to `connect()`
2.2.0: - Add support for authentication to the MotionMount
2.3.0: - Add new `system_status` property for pre-parsed aggregated system status
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