Difference between revisions of "RS232/USB Probe"
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*Technology: Java -- should run on many platforms, Windows 98 through Vista | *Technology: Java -- should run on many platforms, Windows 98 through Vista | ||
*Author: russ_hensel ( where you can find an email address to reach me ) | *Author: russ_hensel ( where you can find an email address to reach me ) | ||
| − | * | + | *License: not fully determined, but open source and object code. |
Purpose: | Purpose: | ||
| − | The project is a specialized terminal emulator | + | The project is a specialized terminal emulator designed to talk to microcontrolles and similar devices either to control them or to try to deduce what there control protocol is. |
| − | Several | + | Several areas are provided for input to the device. This is typed as strings, but escape sequences also allow special characters including any ASCII character entered by its hex code. Data is sent by pressing the send button. Several areas are provided so that you can easily reissue earlier commands. |
| − | A | + | A complete log of activity is provided both to the screen and to a log file. |
=== Early Mock Up of Screen === | === Early Mock Up of Screen === | ||
| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:RS232PROBE_SS.png | Screen Shot ]] |
=== Download === | === Download === | ||
| − | + | Coming soon, for early adopters email me [[russ_hensel]] | |
| − | === | + | === Use Details === |
| − | + | Working on it. | |
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Revision as of 15:21, 19 March 2008
Summary
- Name: RS232/USB Probe
- Status: still developing, but is working
- Technology: Java -- should run on many platforms, Windows 98 through Vista
- Author: russ_hensel ( where you can find an email address to reach me )
- License: not fully determined, but open source and object code.
Purpose:
The project is a specialized terminal emulator designed to talk to microcontrolles and similar devices either to control them or to try to deduce what there control protocol is.
Several areas are provided for input to the device. This is typed as strings, but escape sequences also allow special characters including any ASCII character entered by its hex code. Data is sent by pressing the send button. Several areas are provided so that you can easily reissue earlier commands.
A complete log of activity is provided both to the screen and to a log file.
Early Mock Up of Screen
Download
Coming soon, for early adopters email me russ_hensel
Use Details
Working on it.
