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A complete log of activity is provided both to the screen and to a log file.
 
A complete log of activity is provided both to the screen and to a log file.
  
Q: ''(Does this require a [[USB Bit Whacker]] between the PC and the device under test (DUT), or does it also work fine with direct RS-232 connection between the PC and the device under test?)'' A: No BitWacker is required for this application, it works with any serial device ( which can be the device under test ), but works best with devices that wait for a command, then they issue a response.  If you have a device to test that does not have a serial port then using a BitWacker or other microcontroller as an intermediary can be a useful approach.
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Q: ''(Does this require a [[USB Bit Whacker]] between the PC and the device under test (DUT), or does it also work fine with direct RS-232 connection between the PC and the device under test?)'' A: No BitWacker is required for this application, it works with any serial device ( which can be the device under test ), but works best with devices that wait for a command, then they issue a response.  If you have a device to test that does have a serial port then using a BitWacker or other microcontroller as an intermediary can be a useful approach.
  
 
=== Early Mock Up of Screen ===
 
=== Early Mock Up of Screen ===

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