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by **mano** » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 02:16:28

hi
I require a utility like hyperterminal in windows for an embedded
system project...
I would like to have such utility for linux so that i can use and test
it using linux .

Thanks

Manoj Gupta

by **Sybren Stuve** » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 03:52:42

manoj enlightened us with:

Quote:> I require a utility like hyperterminal in windows for an embedded
> system project...

Don't expect people to know what some windoze application does. By the
name of it, it is some kind of terminal emulation program.

Quote:> I would like to have such utility for linux so that i can use and test
> it using linux .

Take a look at minicom.

Sybren
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by **cfk** » Mon, 16 Jun 2003 04:14:56

Dear Manoj:
I gave up on hyperterminal in windows some time back and replaced it
with teraterm, it actually works significantly better. That is a reasonable
windows solution. For a Linux (capitalization intentional), the basic
minicom is just fine. Linux has much more intrinsic network and serial
support that it can almost all be done from the shell without a terminal
emulator, unlike windows (non-capitalization intentional), which was
originally designed for a single user environment and both networking and
multiuser terminal support are an after-thought.

Charles

Quote:> hi
> I require a utility like hyperterminal in windows for an embedded
> system project...
> I would like to have such utility for linux so that i can use and test
> it using linux .

> Thanks

> Manoj Gupta

by **mano** » Tue, 17 Jun 2003 02:54:55

> Dear Manoj:
> I gave up on hyperterminal in windows some time back and replaced it
> with teraterm, it actually works significantly better. That is a reasonable
> windows solution. For a Linux (capitalization intentional), the basic
> minicom is just fine. Linux has much more intrinsic network and serial
> support that it can almost all be done from the shell without a terminal
> emulator, unlike windows (non-capitalization intentional), which was
> originally designed for a single user environment and both networking and
> multiuser terminal support are an after-thought.
> > hi
> > I require a utility like hyperterminal in windows for an embedded
> > system project...
> > I would like to have such utility for linux so that i can use and test
> > it using linux .

> > Thanks

> > Manoj Gupta

hi

I think i must clear the subject.
i want to connect a bus to the serial port and want to see what bits
are coming
and be able to send a byte through the same port (of course bit by
bit) through the same bus.
What hyperterminal does is on receiving every 8 bits through serial
port,echoes on the terminal corresonding ASCII character and if a
press any key on the keyboard ,send its ASCII code in binary bit by
bit through the serial port .
(Also, i can see the local character typed echoed on terminal)
Note: I don't have to dial to some location or number .I just want to
connect it to a microcontroller bus.

I want such an utility for linux .

Thanks
Manoj Gupta

by **Erik de Castro Lop** » Tue, 17 Jun 2003 05:48:01

> hi

> I think i must clear the subject.
> i want to connect a bus to the serial port and want to see what bits
> are coming
> and be able to send a byte through the same port (of course bit by
> bit) through the same bus.
> What hyperterminal does is on receiving every 8 bits through serial
> port,echoes on the terminal corresonding ASCII character and if a
> press any key on the keyboard ,send its ASCII code in binary bit by
> bit through the serial port .
> (Also, i can see the local character typed echoed on terminal)
> Note: I don't have to dial to some location or number .I just want to
> connect it to a microcontroller bus.

> I want such an utility for linux .

Minicom will fulfil this need.

Erik
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by **Daniel Stirniman** » Thu, 19 Jun 2003 06:08:29

Hi,

have you tried gtkterm?

Description: A simple GTK+ serial port terminal
gtkterm is a simple GTK+ terminal used to communicate with the serial port.
.
Its features :
.
* Serial port terminal window
* Serial port setup (speed, parity, bits, stopbits, flow control)
* Using the termios API
* Possible to send a file (only RAW data, no protocol)
* End of line delay while sending a file
* Special character wait before next line while sending a file
* Possible to toggle control lines manually (DTR, CTS)
* Also reads the state of control lines (RTS, CD, DSR, RI)
.

Homepage: http://www.jls-info.com/julien/linux/

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