Add ND1000 open science project backend support#1166
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Sorry for no earlier notice, I was busy with thesis and internship while I had this project. FYI, hello I'm Jord and I worked on a small opensource science project under Wageningen University with Vittorio and Vincent if those names ring a bell. Ive quietly been working on this project a bit to make the nanodrop 1000 (legacy protein measurement device) available on windows 10 and above. Although some hacks exist to get it working already, having an open source library and reverse engineering the code will be helpful to realizing a fully open source lab environment. I know the files are not completely where they belong, it took a while before I figured out most things about Git! As of now the code was changed to fit PLR v1b1 from my own writing style, so I have not yet been able to test this version. If nothing broke this code should be able to send commands to the ND1000 (if setup properly) and turn on the clamp, lamp and spectrometer to request data. It should also be able to decode the data into a proper spectrum, but I will do more tests and updates on this later, this just had to be pushed this weekend as both Vincent and Vittorio will be on holiday soon ;)