#!/usr/bin/python
# Author: Zion Orent <zorent@ics.com>
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import sys
import pyupm_sx6119 as upmSx6119

# Instantiate a SX6119 on digital pins 2 (power) and 3 (seek)
# This example was tested on the Grove FM Receiver.
myFM_receiver_obj = upmSx6119.SX6119(2, 3)

# if an argument was specified (any argument), seek to the next
# station, else just toggle the power.

print "Supply any argument to the command line to seek to the"
print "next station."
print "Running the example without an argument will toggle the"
print "power on or off.\n"

doSeek = False

if (len(sys.argv) > 1):
	doSeek = True

# depending on what was selected, do it
if (doSeek):
	myFM_receiver_obj.seek()
else:
	myFM_receiver_obj.togglePower()

print "Exiting";