Can someone suggest a good freeware terminal program that they have had success with working with AVR USART. I have been trying Realterm, but I have had problems with it. Windows XP.
Can someone suggest a good(free) terminal program?
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Tera Term pro? http://sourceforge.jp/projects/ttssh2/releases/
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What kind of problems do you have? (I don't use it however)
Realterm, but I have had problems with it.
Can you use Hyperterminal? (comes with windows, I guess you know) Even though it is not the best, unless you need some fancy stuff then it should work.
I've had a heck of a time getting it to talk to the USART, but now I think that I have clock problems that I have to work through.
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Another vote here for Teraterm but also note that there was am long thread in "Off Topic" in which folks recommended the various terminals they use so fo a balanced picture I'd search out that thread.
Do a search for Bray's terminal--its great.
hterm is also a funny tool - for Windowz and TUX
I installed Bray and it works like a champ. Definitly the best of the bunch. I never did figure out real terminal. Thanks for the suggestion.
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That's because Definitly the best of the bunch.
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:wink: but as long as you are happy.
I never did figure out real terminal.
Hi,
Do any of these above terminals support ANSI term command set on a UDP connection?
HyperTerminal almost gets there with TCP but not UDP.
Neil.
maybe teraterm
generally, I much prefer Bray's Terminal
https://www.avrfreaks.net/index.p...
Hi Steve,
Neither Bray's or TeraTerm support UDP :(
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How about uCon? :wink:
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Hi John,
Seasons greetings to you.
I have not seen ucon before but at $795 it's a bit beyond my xmas present price.
We will have to catch up for coffee someday :)
Neil.
try putty, its main focus is to communicate via lan (ethernet) but serial is also supported
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HUH??? That $795.00 more that I paid for it! :shock: and the author is such a nice guy that would bend backwards to help out with bugs. I did ask him for some changes to make things a bit more flexible for my use and he did them almost immediately. I guess one can strecth the friendship but if one uses it as it is, and it's very good, he won't get upset.
but at $795 it's a bit beyond my xmas present price.
You can get it here http://microcross.com/html/micro... half way down the page. I just downloaded the latest version V6.7. Of course I keep the older versions too, I have the unofficial V6.8, so perhaps the one on the website is the official release with the changes I asked for and bug removals.
try with this: http://www.hw-group.com/download...
or this: http://braypp.googlepages.com/te...
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Hi Steve,Neither Bray's or TeraTerm support UDP :(
Neil.
BLIPS (projects section here) does UDP with terminal emulation, but just bare bones terminal, not ANSI or vt100
John,
I did a search for ucon +udp and found this site.
http://www.kepware.com/Products/products_UCON.html
It's what I thought you were refering to.
Neil.
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John,I did a search for ucon +udp and found this site.
http://www.kepware.com/Products/products_UCON.html
It's what I thought you were refering to.Neil.
$800 purchase price is a bit at odds with the OP's freeware goal.
Putty. Works on Windows, works on Linux. It's all I use these days. Spend the time to properly learn to use it.
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Putty. Works on Windows, works on Linux. It's all I use these days. Spend the time to properly learn to use it.
I tried putty with a serial port. When I click OPEN, there's a beep but nothing else happens. Tried two known-good serial ports. Nothing in the docs.
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Try docklight it has everything.
ASCII/HEX/Binary view/sending, predefined string (full strings or partially defined), TCP/UDP terminal, of course RS232 terminal, scripting to set automatic answer/action to some strings..
And free version gives you all you need.
Their homepage is http://docklight.de/
Only 9 years later... wow! Glad he isn't in a hurry...