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1. Bluetooth Serial Terminal For Windows 10

Requirements

You have assembled your Arduino* expansion board or your mini breakout expansion board, installed the appropriate drivers, and flashed the OS image (formerly called firmware).

Steps to Set Up a Serial Terminal

1. Launch Spotlight by pressing Cmd + Space.
2. Type terminal.
3. Select the Terminal app.
4. In the Terminal window, enter the command:

   ls /dev/cu.usbserial-*

5. In the list of connected devices, look for a device that contains cu.usbserial. In the example above, the device name is /dev/cu.usbserial-A402YSYU.
   

   Note: If your device is not in the list, verify that your board is powered on and connected to your system. Select the appropriate link below: Assembling the Intel® Edison board with the Intel® Edison mini breakout board

6. Connect to the USB serial device using the Terminal screen utility by entering the command:

   screen /dev/xx.usbserial-XXXXXXXX 115200 –L

   where /dev/xx.usbserial-XXXXXXXX is replaced by your device unique name. Using the example above, the command would be:

   screen -L /dev/cu.usbserial-A402YSYU 115200 –L

   Note: Adding –L to the command, as shown above, turns on output logging so you can see the results of your commands. To end a session in Screen type Ctrl + A and then Ctrl + K to kill the session. You will be prompted to end the session.

7. At the blank screen, press Enter twice. A login screen is displayed.
8. At the login prompt, type root and press Enter.
9. Press Enter when prompted for a password. The following screen is displayed:

   
   You have now established a serial communication with your board. You can interact with your board by entering common Linux commands. For a summary of useful commands, see Common commands for the Intel® Edison board.

P-500 paracetamol. I have developed an embedded application which requests status information from a device down a communications channel. My customer requires that these will be sent with a specific time period, so what I am looking for is a PC terminal application which can send a text string command repeatedly at a set interval over a period of time. I currently use a serial device tester which can immediately send back a set string when something is sent to it, but I need to control the time period and number of repititions.

Are there any applications (for Windows) out there which can acheive this? Download older versions of glasswire.

9 Answers

Docklight / Docklight ScriptingFor testing applications communication over the serial port it is the best tool for the job.It listens for user defined sequences on serial port and can then trigger a transmission with parameters derived from the input message or function in a script.

I wrote a C++ program to test a embedded serial application and it was +/- 1000 lines of code. I was able to replace this with about 20 lines of vb script in Docklight Scripting.

Docklight is definitely worth the money.

I would tend to implement a short python script to do this (it can be compiled to a standalone executable with py2exe if that's what you need). Install python and pyserial. Then use a script like this:

Nonton streaming running man episode 140 sub indo. However, if you want a more conventional Windows application, then you can probably do it with Docklight, possibly combined with Docklight Scripting (available from the same site).

The serial terminal emulation application Tera Term, has a scripting language which will be capable of setting up timed loops.

I use RealTerm. You can write scripts for it and have it send that file repeatedly. You can add delays between characters or delays between lines. It's a little buggy sometimes, but it's great for the price (free).

Although answered already, i use http://www.hw-group.com/products/hercules/index_de.html . Their app is free and in the serial tab, i can send and receive data from rs232. works like a charm.

ScriptCommunicator (open-source, cross-platform) is the right tool for you. It has many features and a very useful script interface.

Bluetooth Serial Terminal For Windows 10

You can use the built in windows task scheduler to run a simple batch script that writes texts to a the com port some think like

But I've not done this is in yers so my syntax is rusty. Otherwise you could use a simple 'termulator' program that supports scripting - again I've not done this in a decade I think.

I'd write a C# program to do this. They have libraries to open the COM ports and timers to time when to send data.

GModLab - cross-platform, scriptable (JS) terminal: https://github.com/tardigrade888/gmodlabYou can write scripts that do anything.

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