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Serial Port communications, send and receive data via serial ports Awesome Terminal is a serial port application, used to send and receive data via serial ports. This applications is primarily used to send and receive data from embedded systems. Instructions - connect your serial device (such as Arduino, Raspberry PI, FTDI or another PC) to the serial port - press the 'search' button on the interface - select your serial device from the drop down - select your baud rate from the drop down - press the 'connect' button on the interface - use the 'user input' text area to create your data packet (currently you enter hex bytes separated by a single space e.g. 1 2 ff ab cd f1 a0) - press the 'TX' button to send the packet - there are data filters and processing options to assist in debugging and monitoring of the serial data received Features - View received data in HEX,ASCII,Binary or Octal - set periodic data transmissions of fixed packets - view parity errors and other common serial communications errors - tag sent and received data with various timestamps and identifiers - format received data using the data filter options - serial port data logger - COM port monitor - monitor and log from multiple COM ports simultaneously if you have any features you would like to see in the next version fill free to leave a comment or email directly. thanks
Oct 28, 2016
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