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CoolTerm v2.4.0 CoolTerm v2.4.0 👉 Easy-to-use serial port terminal for communicating with connected hardware. CoolTerm is a simple serial port terminal application, with no terminal emulation, for hobbyists and professionals who need to exchange data with devices connected to serial ports, such as servo controllers, robotic kits, GPS receivers, microcontrollers, and other hardware. Written in Xojo. Features: Multiple concurrent connections on separate serial ports Display received data as plain text, hexadecimal, or graphic chart Special receive and transmit character handling Send data by keypress, Send String dialog, copy/paste, or file transfer Send text and binary files by dialog or drag-and-drop Capture received data to text or binary files Local echo for transmitted and received data Hardware and software flow control Visual line status indicators Manual control of RTS, DTR, and serial BREAK Configurable character, line, and packet delays Transmit macros, saved connection options, and scripting support Installation CoolTerm comes without an installer and can be placed anywhere on the hard-drive as long as the correct folder structure is maintained. I.e. the included "Libs" and "Resources" folders must reside in the same location as the CoolTerm application. Supported operating systems: Windows 8.1, 10, 11 macOS Mojave 10.14.x and higher Changes v2.4.0 05-19-25 NEW FEATURES: - Added the same "wait for termination string" options to the timestamp settings for received data as for captured data. This makes it possible to specify the termination string to wait for before timestamping and displaying received data. - Added option to include the timestamps added to received data in the data forwarded to other terminals. - Added support for relative and local paths in .CoolTermSession files. Paths beginning with .. and . will be considered relative and local paths, respectively. Saving a session will write absolute paths for all open terminals to the session file. However, a session file can be edited with a text editor and paths can be ... |
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